Police Protests, Deadly Crashes & York Region Funding — Toronto Sunday

🚑 Breaking & Incidents

1. Man in his 30s dead after motorcycle crash in Toronto, police say. Toronto police reported a single-vehicle motorcycle crash that left a man in his 30s dead; investigators are on scene, police confirmed one fatality.
2. Man in his 50s dead, one person arrested after North York stabbing, police say. Toronto police said the victim, a man in his 50s, died and one arrest has been made in the North York stabbing; investigators continue to gather evidence.
3. Man dead after crash in Brampton, Peel police confirm. Peel Regional Police reported a fatal crash in Brampton that resulted in one death, and officers are investigating the collision.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

1. Family of man killed in police-involved shooting protests at Toronto police headquarters, seeking answers. Relatives of the man killed in a police-involved shooting staged a protest outside Toronto police headquarters calling for answers about the incident and the use of force.
2. Burlington woman faces 65 new charges over incidents at Ontario hospitals, OPP say. The OPP announced a Burlington woman is charged with 65 additional offences linked to a string of incidents at hospitals across Ontario, according to police.

🏈 Sports

1. Maple Leafs sign defenceman Nick Blankenburg to a one-year deal. The Toronto Maple Leafs announced the signing of defenceman Nick Blankenburg to a one-year contract, the club confirmed.
2. Blue Jays' Max Scherzer delays retirement decision until the off-season. The Toronto Blue Jays' ace Max Scherzer said he will postpone his decision about retirement until the MLB off-season.
3. David's goal holds as Canada beats Chile 1-0 in men's friendly in Toronto. Canada defeated Chile 1-0 in a men's international friendly at a Toronto venue, with a goal credited to David standing as the match-winner.

🎨 Community & Culture

1. Daily Bread Food Bank stocks up for its annual Thanksgiving food drive. Daily Bread Food Bank announced preparations to stock up for its annual Thanksgiving food drive to support local food needs.
2. York Region says Ontario underfunds its community services by $450 million annually. York Region reported that Ontario underfunds its community services by $450 million each year, according to regional officials.

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