Overflow crowd shows up to hearing for man charged with flinging feces
A man is being held in custody after appearing in a courtroom today in connection with attacks involving feces being dumped over people.
Articles by Corne Van Hoepen
Teenage boy victim of Toronto stabbing
A teenaged boy has been rushed to hospital Thursday following a daytime stabbing that took place outside Ping Field Variety Store in Toronto’s Riverdale neighbourhood.
Developing: Premier Doug Ford announces $28.5 billion in funding for GTA transit
Premier Doug Ford announced that he will be spending $28.5 billion dollars to improve the Greater Toronto Area’s subway system during a speech in Burlington on Tuesday.
Trudeau concerned about funding cuts to safe injection sites
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is among those who publicly criticized Premier Doug Ford’s decision to cut funding to safe injection sites in Ontario.
Salvation Army desperate for volunteers as food in Toronto warehouse begins to spoil
Salvation Army’s Railside warehouse is stacked to the roof with pallets of food: the only problem is, they are lacking volunteers to sort the food.
‘I do not see Bruce McArthur seeing daylight’: serial killer to serve eight concurrent life sentences
Bruce McArthur has been sentenced to life behind bars, and will be eligible for parole after 25 years Superior Justice John McMahon ruled from Toronto’s Superior Court of Justice Friday afternoon.
‘I did not believe it would come to this,’ Andrew Kinsman’s sister tells court
These are some of the stories loved ones shared in courtroom 6-1 as serial killer Bruce McArthur’s sentencing hearing took place Monday in Toronto’s Superior Court of Justice.
‘Art of the North’ exhibit features Toronto Raptors inspired art
Vince Chang, who lives in New York, is the curator of the “Art of the North” exhibit, which is a collaboration between the Toronto Raptors and Conscious Basketball.
670 charged with distracted driving during week-long blitz
Toronto police have spent a week watching drivers from buses, streetcars, and unmarked vehicles. As a result, 670 drivers have been charged