Sean Previl

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• Male pedestrian killed, 4 injured after vehicle crashes into Toronto store

  Toronto police and emergency crews are on scene after a vehicle went into a building, with one pedestrian killed and two pedestrians injured.

  Traffic

  Dec 24
• Unauthorized health products seized from 2 nutrition stores in B.C. city

  Health Canada issued an advisory after the products were seized, with dozens listed including ones used for bodybuilding and anti-aging.

  Health

  Dec 24
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• Police identify 20-year-old victim fatally shot near U of T Scarborough campus

  Toronto police said they found a 20-year-old man with a gunshot wound in an area near the University of Toronto's Scarborough campus.

  Crime

  Dec 24
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• Toronto police release image of woman sought in hate-motivated mischief probe

  Toronto police are asking anyone with information or who knows the identity of the suspect in a hate-motivated mischief investigation to call the authorities.

  Crime

  Dec 24
• N.S. man charged after RCMP discover homemade bombs, firearms

  A 34-year-old man is facing multiple firearms offences, including six counts of the unauthorized possession of a prohibited or restricted weapon.

  Crime

  Dec 24
• Alberta looks to protect bridges like the High Level from semi collisions

  Five times this year, large trucks heading onto the double-decker High Level Bridge have hit the structure often resulting in traffic snarls.

  Politics

  Dec 24
• Methamphetamine among drugs seized at Donnacona Institution in Quebec

  Correctional Services Canada says staff at the Donnacona Institution seized various contraband worth tens of thousands of dollars.

  Crime

  Dec 24
• P.E.I. man faces province’s 1st hate crime charges after alleged antisemitic posts: RCMP

  A Prince Edward Island man is facing what RCMP believe are the first hate crime charges laid in the province after social media postings.

  Crime

  Dec 23
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• Ontario man faces more sex offence charges involving 30 youth after RCMP probe

  The Ontario man first faced charges in 2022 following an investigation by RCMP, but the probe continued leading to further charges in December.

  Crime

  Dec 23
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• Nova Scotia missing kids case ‘extremely rare’: RCMP officer

  Nova Scotia RCMP criminal operations officer Dan Morrow said in an interview with Global News that he hasn't seen a case quite like this in his 33 years of policing.

  Canada

  Dec 23
• Ryan Wedding’s alleged ‘cocaine lawyer’ granted bail

  Deepak Paradkar, a lawyer who has ties to Canadian Olympian Ryan Wedding, was granted bail as he awaits an extradition hearing.

  Crime

  Dec 23
• Saskatchewan town remains without drinking water with restoration date unknown

  Residents of Outlook, Sask. could remain without safe drinking water for several days, with an official saying it's "difficult to say" when access will return.

  Canada

  Dec 17
• Winnipeg police arrest person after doctor assaulted at Health Sciences Centre

  Shared Health Manitoba and Winnipeg police confirm a physician was assaulted at Health Sciences Centre, the latest incident at the hospital this year.

  Crime

  Dec 17
• Former iPro real estate agents getting 50% commission payouts amid scandal: regulator

  Real estate commissions are set to be paid out to real estate agents who were impacted by the closure of iPro, but only 50 per cent of the amount will actually be paid.

  Canada

  Dec 17
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• 3 men arrested, charged for string of eastern Ontario commercial break-ins

  Three men have been arrested for a string of commercial break-ins between July and September with 20 different businesses broken into.

  Crime

  Dec 16
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• Man in Winnipeg arrested 2 times, charged for child luring and sex assault

  Winnipeg police said a man was arrested and charged with child luring and sex assault, with him being arrested a second time after an investigation.

  Crime

  Dec 16
• Saskatchewan town told not to use water, police investigate tampered reservoir hatch

  The town of Outlook, Sask., is under a 'do not use' water advisory after a hatch to one of its water reservoirs was tampered with.

  Crime

  Dec 16
• Woman being treated after getting hand stuck in meat grinder, Toronto police say

  A 19-year-old employee at a Toronto business has suffered life-altering injuries after getting her hand stuck in a meat grinder on Monday night.

  Canada

  Dec 16
• Maple Leafs announcer Joe Bowen to be honoured with ‘Holy Mackinaw Night’

  The NHL says it's honouring Leafs announcer Joe Bowen with a special tribute night on Tuesday when the team faces the Chicago Blackhawks, the same matchup as his first night.

  Sports

  Dec 16
• New report urges action on Toronto’s youth homelessness ‘crisis’

  Covenant House says with more than 1,500 youth facing homelessness on a given night, more action must be taken to curb and prevent the issue.

  Canada

  Dec 15
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• Transport Canada probing plane crash near Ontario city

  Transport Canada is investigating a small plane crash that occurred on Friday near Orillia's Chris Hadfield Airport, with police saying the pilot survived.

  Canada

  Dec 15
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• ‘We do not give in to terror’: Canadians voice support for Sydney Hanukkah shooting victims

  At least 15 people were killed and about 40 were injured in the Bondi Beach shooting, but some Canadian Jewish communities say they are moving ahead with their own celebrations.

  Canada

  Dec 14
• Winter storms, rain and snow walloping Canada. Here’s where you’ll see it

  Winter hasn't officially arrived yet, but heavy snow, rainfall and winter storm warnings are in effect across Canada with up to 40 cm of snow possible in some eastern regions.

  Weather

  Dec 14
• Evacuation alerts in Abbotsford, B.C. rescinded as floodwaters recede

  Some homeowners in Abbotsford, B.C., may soon return home as flooding evacuation orders were downgraded Saturday and alerts rescinded.

  Weather

  Dec 14
• NHL players ‘not going’ to Winter Olympics if ice isn’t safe: deputy commissioner

  The NHL says if the ice rinks for the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics aren't to standards by game time, its players will not be attending the games.

  Sports

  Dec 10