News — Page 29
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. placed on injured list with concussion after collision at third
The Blue Jays star took a knee to the head during a chaotic play Friday night but managed to score before being removed. Toronto called...
TTC electrical worker stabbed near Yonge and Bloor; police seek suspect
Police released an image Friday of a man wanted in an unprovoked attack on a transit employee. The worker is recovering at home.
U of T law school bans laptops from some classrooms starting this fall
The Jackman Faculty says handwriting forces deeper thinking and discussion. But students' survey shows 78% disagree the policy will...
Ontario's mandatory cash bail system launches Monday as civil liberties groups file constitutional challenge
Accused persons will need to pay cash deposits within two days of release under new rules, but legal groups say the system creates 'two...
Toronto police investigate two separate Friday night stabbings
Two men in their 30s were stabbed hours apart Friday night — one near Keele and Rogers, another downtown. Both were hospitalized with...
Auto thefts climbing in Toronto while Ontario overall sees 8.4% drop this year
Toronto's 8.8% increase bucks national and provincial trends. Experts say the city's density, transit hub role, and proximity to...
Mississauga man faces additional human trafficking charges as third victim comes forward
Elijah Benjamin arrested three times in recent weeks; police believe there may be more victims after investigation into dating-app...
Toronto Police recover 2,500 stolen items worth $1.5M, launching public claim process
A 21-break-in investigation led to three arrests and a pawn shop bust. Residents can now view recovered belongings online.
Toronto squirrel eating Jamaican patty goes viral as 'Patty Squirrel,' answering to New York's Pizza Rat
A video of a black squirrel devouring a patty outside Kensington's Golden Patty Bakery sparked online chatter. Locals say sightings in...
Police search for two suspects after Friday shooting in Scarborough
Officers are looking for two men armed with firearms after reports of gunfire near Midland and Eglinton on Friday night.
PC Party spent $3,000 in donor and public money spying on Bonnie Crombie in Jamaica
Ontario's Progressive Conservatives sent someone to surveil the then-Liberal leader during her December 2023 vacation, drawing criticism...
External review finds Toronto Metropolitan University failed to enforce its own protest policies consistently
A nearly 200-page report by former appellate judge Mary Lou Benotto and lawyer Margot Finley says campus tensions worsened after October 7, 2023.
