Toronto students stranded in Brussels airport
The terrorist attacks in Brussels have left a group of Toronto students stuck in the city after their March Break trip got cancelled on Tuesday.
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Pearson cancels all flights to Brussels
Toronto Pearson International Airport has cancelled all four flights to or via Brussels in light of this morning’s deadly terrorist attacks.
Paris resident sought to help after terrorist attacks hit close to home
Axelle Dumas spent an hour wandering the streets of Paris following the deadly terror attacks Friday. The 20-year-old student and Paris native lives on Rue de la Fontaine au Roi, just a few doors from where police engaged in gunfire with attackers earlier in the evening. “I thought I could help people,” Dumas said.
Business as usual despite threats against malls
Somali militant group al-Shabaab may have threatened western shopping malls with violence in a propaganda video, but a quick glance inside the bustling Toronto Eaton Centre shows that people are far from cowering with fear.
Transit proves to be the top issue again at second-last mayoral debate
The atmosphere was tense and charged at the final Scarborough-based mayoral debate last night. Hosted at the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus, the room was pack with emotional community members, eager to have their voices…
Reaction in Toronto to Wednesday’s shooting on Parliament Hill
Our reporters are gathering reaction to the deadly attack on a soldier in Ottawa