1 hour ago Cop accused of driving SUV on pedestrian walkway at Innisfil parade

When the driver was unable to exit a parking lot due to the parade, the vehicle allegedly jumped a curb and drove through a pedestrian catwalk to leave the area

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2 h. ago Supreme Court will hear EMSB appeal regarding Quebec secularism law March 23

The EMSB is appealing a February 2024 Quebec Court of Appeal decision that removed charter protections for English school boards.

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30 h. ago Hearing in Luigi Mangione’s state murder case sheds new light on his arrest

NEW YORK — Minutes after police approached Luigi Mangione in a Pennsylvania McDonald’s, he told an officer he didn’t want to talk, according to video and testimony at a court hearing Thursday for the man charged with killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Although some video and accounts of police interactions with Mangione emerged earlier in […]

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47 h. ago ‘I’m going to die’: Man who stabbed TTC rider in 2023 awaits sentencing

A 27-year-old man who stabbed a stranger on the TTC in Toronto awaits sentencing as court hears he refused mental health treatment.

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52 h. ago Montreal man who killed three told police he was 'the devil,' court hears

Judge hears evidence to determine if Arthur Galarneau, 22, should be found not criminally responsible for killing his parents and grandmother in Rosemont two years ago.

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52 h. ago Montreal man who killed parents, grandmother told police he was 'the devil,' court hears

Judge hears evidence to determine if Arthur Galarneau, 22, should be found not criminally responsible for killing his parents and grandmother in Rosemont two years ago.

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3 d. ago Luigi Mangione back in court for dispute over evidence in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing case

NEW YORK — Luigi Mangione is back in court on Tuesday for the second day of a hearing in his bid to bar New York prosecutors from using some key evidence they say links him to last year’s killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Various law enforcement officers are taking the witness stand Tuesday. The […]

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3 d. ago Owner of tortured dog speaks out about woman charged in Surrey NICU incident

Lindsey Susan Hirtreiter, 35, is accused of three counts of assault and appeared in court on Monday for a bail hearing, but the matter was put over to Tuesday.

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1 week ago Driver was ‘unaware’ he ran over man in parking lot, court hears

Abdul Kazoun, 26, pleaded not guilty to dangerous driving causing death and failing to remain at the scene.

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1 week ago Man in Tokyo accused of stealing car and hitting 11 people, killing 1

The driver, a 37-year-old man, was arrested on suspicion of stealing the vehicle from a parking lot of a business, after fleeing from the scene, police said.

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1 week ago Toronto home that's been in same family for decades is a peek back in time

If you've ever wished you could step inside a time capsule — not the kitschy 1970s kind, but the elegant, quietly dignified kind — 308 Oriole Pkwy. is your chance.This centre-hall classic in the Yonge and Eglinton area has been held by the same family for 54 years, and you can feel it the second you walk in. It's like getting a rare, unhurried peek into a Toronto that moved more slowly, prized craftsmanship, and built homes meant to stick around for generations.Perched on the west side of Oriole Parkway on a sweeping 51-by-134-foot lot, the two-storey home embodies the hallmarks of its era: crown moulding, gracious proportions, effortless flow, and natural light pouring in from every angle.The living room. It's the sort of house you immediately know was a joyful family home. The grand front-to-back living room — complete with a wood-burning fireplace — stretches out like a scene from an old family album.The backyard. It opens onto a...

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2 w. ago From a parking lot to a vibrant Vanier Hub, Gary Dimmock explains

Gary Dimmock explains how Carleton University’s Architecture Action Lab worked tirelessly on giving the site new life.

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2 w. ago Manitoba board gives curling club approval power in affordable housing project

A recent decision by the Manitoba Municipal Board says the project can only go forward if the curling club approves of the parking arrangement.

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2 w. ago Indigenous man who got ‘huge break’ in sex assault sentencing gets ‘extremely lenient’ penalty for breaching it

The court heard it wasn’t the first time Nelson Lesage had broken the conditions of his sentence for a sexual assault

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2 w. ago ‘I’m so grateful I got to be your mom’: Toronto woman who suffocated her 2 sons sentenced to life

Court heard the 27-year-old Toronto woman was left a paraplegic as a result of a failed suicide attempt on the night she murdered her sons.

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2 w. ago Wall Centre hitman should get 20 years for conspiracy, B.C. court hears

The feud that led to the 2012 murder of gangster Sandip Duhre in the Sheraton Wall Centre started off as a conflict between school kids, the dead man's father said in a victim impact statement

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3 w. ago Toronto neighbourhood wants to stop cheap homes so they can keep parking spaces

A Toronto neighbourhood is pushing back against plans to replace a well-used public parking lot in the community with a massive new housing development. Residents of Toronto's Fairbank neighbourhood are rallying to save a public parking lot at 9 Shortt St., which sits adjacent to a church and a Dollarama store near Dufferin Street and Eglinton Avenue West.The City-owned lot, which provides over 100 parking spaces, is set to be transformed into a mixed-income, transit-oriented housing development — a decision, some locals argue, could have a devastating impact on nearby small businesses and community institutions. A petition, which has already garnered over 340 signatures as of Monday afternoon, has been launched to push back against the lot's redevelopment. "Many small businesses would be forced to close or relocate due to the loss of parking for their clients and customers. Street parking in the surrounding neighbourhood is already extrem...

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3 w. ago Parka Party aims to provide Hurricane Melissa relief for Jamaica

'All the participants of Parka Party are from the Jamaican diaspora with a lot of family members and close contacts there that have lost a lot,' said event organizer Zia Stolbie

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4 w. ago WARMINGTON: Onlookers ‘distraught’ as cull seemingly underway for B.C. ostriches

Decision comes not even 12 hours after Supreme Court of Canada decided it would not hear appeal of farmers

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4 w. ago WARMINGTON: Onlookers ‘distraught’ as gunshots heard at Universal Ostrich Farm

Decision comes not even 12 hours after Supreme Court of Canada decided it would not hear appeal of farmers

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