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New modelling suggests new cases of COVID-19 could hover around 800 a day through most of November

'He stepped up:' Police commend Uber driver who found toddler wandering barefoot in Scarborough Village

Police are crediting a quick-thinking Uber driver for bringing a toddler to safety after he found the child wandering alone in the city’s Scarborough Village neighbourhood early Thursday morning.
Ontario reports 934 new COVID-19 cases; 10 new deaths

Ontario reported 934 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday and 10 new deaths, as Toronto may have set a new record for cases detected in a 24-hour span.
Gunman in Scarborough playground shooting that left 2 young girls injured sentenced to 13 years in prison

A 24-year-old man involved in a brazen daylight shooting at a Scarborough playground that left two young girls wounded has been sentenced to 13 years in prison.
114 arrests, 800 charges laid in provincewide gun, gang, drugs and human trafficking probe

Toronto police along with several other police services in Ontario say they have successfully dismantled a criminal street gang and arrested over 114 people who are facing roughly 800 charges in a provincewide gun, gang, drugs and human trafficking investigation.
Cadillac Fairview collected millions of images of shoppers at malls across Canada: Privacy watchdog

The federal privacy commissioner says Cadillac Fairview, the company that owns the Toronto Eaton Centre, Fairview Mall and a slew of other shopping centres across the country, used facial recognition software to improperly collect millions of images of shoppers at malls across Canada – including four in the GTA and another in Hamilton.
Ethics watchdog clears Morneau of accepting gift from WE Charity

The federal ethics watchdog has cleared former finance minister Bill Morneau of failing to disclose a gift from WE Charity.
Staff want to spend nearly $40M on new smart traffic technology to respond to ‘drastic’ shifts in commuting patterns since COVID-19

A new staff report is recommending that the city spend tens of millions of dollars on smart traffic signals and other technology in response to a “drastic shift” in commuting patterns since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police release photos of jewelry, clothing in effort to identify woman found dead in Lake Simcoe

Homicide detectives in York Region have released a series of images of jewelry and clothing in an effort to identify a woman who was found dead in Lake Simcoe in Georgina this past summer.
Two people charged after seven puppies stolen from Oshawa apartment

Two people are facing charges after seven puppies were stolen from an Oshawa, Ont. apartment unit last month.
Provincial government expected to release new COVID-19 data today

The provincial government is expected to release new data about COVID-19 trends as the province continues to battle a second wave of the virus.
TTC to expand its mask giveaway program with focus on bus network

The Toronto Transit Commission says it's going to expand its mask giveaway program next week with a focus on its bus network.
York police seize roughly $150 million worth of illegal pot, firearms and exotic animals in drug bust

York Regional Police officers have seized approximately $150 million worth of illegal cannabis, several firearms and exotic animals in connection with an investigation called Project Green Sweep.
Recall of Daily Shield hand sanitizer expanded, manufacturer's licence suspended

Health Canada has suspended the licence of a Mississauga manufacturer of hand sanitizer and issued an expanded recall for some of its products found to contain unauthorized ingredients that could be unsafe for consumers.
Man who opened fire at Toronto block party granted six more months of day parole

A man convicted of manslaughter in a deadly public shootout at an east Toronto block party is adjusting well to life in the community, officials say in granting him six more months of day parole.
York Regional police charge suspect who allegedly posed as photographer in Newmarket sexual assault investigation

A 33-year-old man has been charged in connection with a sexual assault investigation in Newmarket, according to York Regional Police.
Police investigating after several vehicles found with bullet holes in North York

Toronto police are investigating after several vehicles were found with bullet holes in the city’s Jane and Finch neighbourhood.
Shopify Q3 revenue up 96 per cent from last year amid mass shift to e-commerce

The flood of businesses scrambling to build or enhance their digital efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic nearly doubled Shopify Inc.'s third-quarter revenue compared with a year ago.
Experts advise preparing for a scaled-back COVID holiday season

It's unlikely most Canadians will enjoy a holly jolly Christmas season of gatherings, carolling and travel, say public health experts who encourage those who revel in holiday traditions to accept more sacrifices ahead.
Trudeau, EU leaders meet ahead of U.S. election to reinforce support of world order

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is speaking with the European Union's two top political leaders today and they are expected to discuss their shared commitment to international co-operation and what that means ahead of Tuesday's U.S presidential election.
City stresses strategic test sites as data show northwest Toronto accounts for nearly a quarter of recent COVID-19 cases

City officials said Wednesday that they continue to provide mobile testing and a range of other services as COVID-19 case counts soar in the northwest part of the city.
At least 44 COVID-19 cases linked to large wedding in Vaughan

York Region Public Health says at least 44 confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been linked to a wedding in Vaughan, becoming the second largest cluster of cases connected to such an event in the region.
Ford says officials 'see the curve going down’ even as seven-day average of new cases creeps up

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the COVID-19 curve is trending down amid a second wave of the virus across the province.
Toronto requests Ontario government to temporarily cap commission on food delivery services

Toronto is officially calling on the provincial government to place a temporary cap on commission taken by food delivery companies as restaurants struggle to stay afloat amid the second wave of COVID-19.
Ontario reports 834 new COVID-19 cases with over 30,000 tests processed

Ontario is reporting 834 new cases of COVID-19 and five more deaths as processed tests continue to be below the province’s daily target.
Police searching for suspect who fled scene of crash in Courtice; reports of active shooter are false

Durham Regional Police are searching for a suspect who they say fled the scene of a collision in Courtice Wednesday evening.

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