🚑 突发事件
🚨 犯罪与公共安全
- 多伦多男子涉美领馆枪击案被控。 一名18岁男子因涉嫌在多伦多美国领事馆枪击事件被起诉,目前面临严重法律程序。
- 多伦多市中心致命事件女子获绝对释放。 一名在店内杀死陌生人的女子获得绝对释放,引发关于法律决策中精神健康责任的讨论。
- 德国球迷在国际足联世界杯活动中被捕。 两名德国籍人士因涉嫌在多伦多的一场世界杯比赛中向警方投掷物品被拘留,引发了对赛事期间球迷行为的关注。
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It was Canada's first point at a men’s World Cup, and if that didn’t make the players's day unforgettable enough, they did it at home, in front of a crowd filled with faces they knew and people they could name.
An 18-year-old Toronto man has been charged with shooting at the U.S. consulate in March, according to a court document.
The Blue Jays have activated star catcher Alejandro Kirk from the 60-day injured list and made him available for Friday's opener of Toronto's three-game series against the Yankees in New York.
Two men from Germany were arrested and charged with assaulting a peace officer during the first FIFA World Cup 2026 match in Toronto on Friday.
A woman found not criminally responsible for stabbing a stranger to death in a downtown Toronto drugstore a decade ago has been granted an absolute discharge after an Ontario board concluded she no longer poses a significant threat to public safety.
Canadian teens and parents — the two groups directly impacted by the Safe Social Media Act (Bill C-34) introduced Wednesday by the federal government — share their thoughts on social media and the proposed legislation, which would ban accounts for users under 16.
Concerns from traffic to littering and over-policing have Canadians in host cities worried about the FIFA World Cup and its effects on local communities.
Artists in Durham Region have until Monday to submit their work to a local awards show that seeks to recognize and promote musical talent.
Five children between the ages of four and 12 were killed in a two-vehicle collision in rural Ontario, according to OPP. Several others, including one infant, were injured.
Five children from the same family were killed and six other people including an infant, are seriously injured in a devastating two-vehicle collision in Wellington County, OPP say.
Packed patios and fan zones are bringing energy to Toronto, but hotel operators say June occupancy is tracking below last year's levels despite the World Cup.