Toronto Shooting, Indigenous Celebrations & World Cup Thrills — Toronto Sunday

🚑 Breaking & Incidents

1. Woman dead following shooting downtown. Toronto police report a woman was killed in a downtown shooting, with the suspect now in custody. The incident took place early on Sunday and heightened security concerns in the area.
2. Two fatalities in Brampton crash. Peel police confirmed two deaths following a two-vehicle crash in Brampton. The accident, which occurred on Saturday evening, resulted in road closures as investigations continue.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

1. Officer shot at during Mississauga investigation. A man has been arrested after allegedly firing a gun at a Peel police officer in Mississauga. The officer escaped injury, and the suspect was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

🎨 Community & Culture

1. Toronto celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Month. The city hosted a range of events over the weekend to honor Indigenous cultures, featuring art, music, and workshops. It's part of ongoing efforts to promote reconciliation and cultural awareness.

🏈 Sports

1. Deniz Undav's double delights Toronto fans. Substitute Undav scored twice to help Germany secure a win over Ivory Coast, advancing them to the World Cup knockout stage. Toronto fans celebrated jubilantly at local viewing parties.

💼 Economy & Business

1. New rent payment policy for Ontario hearings. Tenants accused of unpaid rent now need to pay half of the alleged amount to proceed with unrelated complaints in Ontario hearings. This new rule aims to streamline legal processes and address backlog issues.

📰 Also Today

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• Last-minute German goal excites Toronto fanbase.
• Profile: Helen Stoumbos, Canada’s first female World Cup goal scorer.