Police make arrest after video shows suspect shoving shopping cart into e-bike rider
Toronto police say they have arrested and charged a man after a cyclist riding an e-bike was injured when a shopping cart was pushed into a bike lane on Tuesday.
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Video shows man pushing shopping cart into Danforth bike lane, injuring e-bike rider
Police say they’re investigating after a man allegedly pushed a grocery cart into a bike lane on Danforth Avenue, striking and injuring a food delivery courier on an e-bike.
Canada
Ontario sees sharpest rise in measles yet with 223 new infections since last week
Ontario is reporting its highest increase in measles cases since its outbreak began, with 223 new infections in the province over the past week.
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Queen's Park
Ontario to table budget on May 15 amid impacts of U.S. tariffs
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Toronto City Hall
Council approves plan for ‘congestion czar’ to oversee Toronto traffic, gridlock issues
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow wants to appoint a 'congestion czar' to help tackle the issue of traffic and gridlock in the city.
