Suspect sought after sexual assault in Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood: police
Toronto police say they are trying to identify a suspect following a sexual assault in the city’s St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood.
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This 'once-in-a-lifetime' home known as the 'Bezier Curve House' is on the market again for $8M.
This architectural home in the heart of Toronto's Lawrence Park has hit the market again for roughly $8 million. Here's a look inside of the unique 'Bezier Curve House.'
Toronto
Smart glasses were used to capture login credentials as part of $500K fraud: police
Toronto police say arrests have been made in an 'organized' retail fraud where suspects used 'AI-enabled tools,' including smart glasses, to distract and capture employee login credentials and passwords.
Canada
Trial of ex-Mountie and accused China mercenary begins
In 2021, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) acting on information from Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), issued a national espionage alert warning all its members about Majcher.
Queen's Park
Doug Ford backs off government plane purchase, seeks to sell aircraft
Just days after announcing plans to buy a private jet, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province will now move to sell its newly acquired plane, acknowledging concerns about the timing and cost of the purchase.
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Toronto City Hall
Toronto city staff asked to devise plan to keep World Cup fan fest free after proposing to charge for admission
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow’s executive committee asked city staff on Wednesday to go back to the drawing board and put a new plan that would allow residents to attend World Cup watch parties for free.
