Toronto
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Woman Dies After North York Parking Lot Stabbing; Homicide Unit Takes Over
A woman stabbed in an apartment parking lot near Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West in North York on Saturday has died in hospital, and the Toronto police homicide unit has taken carriage, CP24 reports. Police would not give information about a suspect and said officers were not looking for anyone.
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Woman Left With Life-Threatening Injuries in North York Parking Lot Stabbing
An adult woman was found with life-threatening injuries after a stabbing in a parking lot near Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West in North York on Saturday afternoon, CP24 reports. Police say there are no outstanding suspects and no threat to public safety, and a Toronto police spokesperson said the victim and the suspect knew…
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Two Toronto Men Charged With Aggravated Assault and Robbery After Scarborough Plaza Assault
Toronto police say Vincent Lewis, 31, and Kadeem Anderson-Binns, 34, are each charged with aggravated assault and robbery after a victim was assaulted in a plaza near Eglinton Avenue East and Brimley Road in Scarborough on October 3 and taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries, CP24 reports. Two more suspects are being sought.
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Toronto Police Name Suspect, Issue Canada-Wide Warrant in Bridle Path Home Invasion
Toronto police say Daijohn Richards, 23, of Toronto, is one of three suspects in the Bridle Path home invasion on Hyde Park Circle and that he was also shot in the right shoulder, which police believe happened when another suspect shot him. Global News reports he is wanted on a Canada-wide warrant. The other two…
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Two Remain in Hospital After Bridle Path Home Invasion Shooting, Toronto Police Say
Toronto police say three masked suspects armed with handguns and a hammer entered a home on Hyde Park Circle in the Bridle Path through a rear door at about 3:45 a.m. Thursday and fled in an SUV. A father and two of his adult daughters were shot and four people were taken to hospital; Global…
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Four Ontario Men Face 36 Charges in Cross-Border Tobacco Smuggling Case
The RCMP and the Canada Border Services Agency say four Ontario men face 36 charges over an alleged cross-border tobacco smuggling operation. The release alleges nearly 116,000 kilograms of tobacco was illegally transported into Canada from October 2020 to April 2024. Charges were laid September 21.
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44 Arrested, 187 Charges in Toronto East End Gun and Drug Probe
Toronto police say Project Matrix, run by the 55 Division Major Crime Unit in the city’s east end, has resulted in 44 arrests and 187 charges. Police say eight illegal firearms, 792 rounds of ammunition and a significant quantity of drugs were seized. The people charged have not been named.
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Beach Metro Reports That Kaitlyn Whitfield, 20, and Kayshawana Herbert, 20, Are Facing Firearms-Related Charges, Waris Sahim, 19, of Ajax Is Charged With Break-and-Enter With Intent and Andre Herbert, 18, Is Wanted on Five Listed Counts Including Pointing a Firearm, After Police Allege a Loaded Glock 45 Handgun With an Extended Magazine Was Seized in a 55 Division Search Warrant (October 21, 2026)
Toronto police allege a 55 Division Major Crime Unit search warrant on October 19 turned up a loaded Glock 45 handgun with an extended magazine. Three people were arrested after an alleged incident near Danforth and Greenwood avenues, and Andre Herbert, 18, is wanted on five listed counts.
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CP24 Reports That Jah Thomas Williams, 22, and Lashano Mackey, 20, Are Each Charged With Aggravated Assault and Discharging a Firearm With Intent, Plus Several Other Firearm-Related Offences, After a Man in His 50s Was Shot in the Stomach at His Downtown Toronto Home and Two Loaded Firearms Were Recovered at the Scene (October 20, 2026)
Two suspects went to a man’s home in downtown Toronto early Tuesday, displayed a firearm and allegedly fired it, CP24 reports. Jah Thomas Williams, 22, and Lashano Mackey, 20, are each charged with aggravated assault and discharging a firearm with intent, plus several other firearm-related offences.
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Phillip Richardson, 57, of No Fixed Address Has Been Arrested and Faces Two Counts of Arson and Two Counts of Breach of Probation After a Business Near Danforth and Sibley Avenues in Toronto’s Danforth Village Was Set on Fire Saturday Evening, CP24 Reports (October 19, 2026)
Phillip Richardson, 57, of no fixed address has been arrested and faces two counts of arson and two counts of breach of probation after a business near Danforth and Sibley avenues was set on fire shortly after 6 p.m. Saturday, CP24 reports.