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10/10/2025

Toronto Police say they arrested a woman in connection to a distraction theft investigation.

10/10/2025

A man has been charged in connection to two shooting incidents in downtown Toronto that left one person with life-threatening injuries.

A man has been charged in connection to two shooting incidents in downtown Toronto that happened last month.

10/10/2025

A jewellery store was robbed at Fairview Mall on Friday afternoon, Toronto police confirm.

A Jewellery store was robbed at Fairview Mall on Friday afternoon, Toronto police confirm.

10/10/2025

8 men charged with stealing credit cards, gift cards and cheques from residential mailboxes

A months-long police investigation into stolen mail has ended with the arrest of eight men who are facing hundreds of charges.

10/10/2025

Durham police say remains found in Pickering on Monday morning have been confirmed to be human.

10/10/2025

A man has been arrested, and one other person is wanted in connection to four robberies in Etobicoke earlier this year.

10/10/2025

A Vaughan jewellery store was the target of attempted robbery for a second time this week

A jewellery store in Vaughan has become the target of two attempted robberies in recent days, according to York Regional Police.

10/10/2025

Toronto man, 38, charged in online child luring investigation

Authorities have arrested and charged a 38-year-old man from Toronto in connection with an online child luring investigation.

10/10/2025

Several Canadian music icons are set to perform at a benefit concert honouring late “Friends” actor and mental health advocate Matthew Perry in November in effort to elevate conversations around mental health.

Several Canadian music icons are set to perform at a benefit concert honouring late "Friends" actor and mental health advocate Matthew Perry.

10/10/2025

Several Canadian music icons are set to perform at a benefit concert honouring late "Friends" actor and mental health advocate Matthew Perry.

10/10/2025

Prime Minister Mark Carney is defending his decision to pay the CEOs of two new government offices annual salaries that are higher than those of his own cabinet ministers.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is defending his decision to pay the CEOs of two new government offices annual salaries that are higher than those of his own cabinet ministers. Douglas Guzman, the head of a new defence procurement office, and Dawn Farrell, the head of the new Major Projects Of...

10/10/2025

An explosion at a Tennessee military munitions plant left multiple people dead and missing on Friday, authorities said, as secondary blasts forced rescuers to keep their distance from the burning site.