Toronto Morning: What you need to know today

TORONTO – Durham police are seeking the public’s help finding a missing Whitby man last seen Monday morning.

Police say 52-year-old Jeffrey Boucher never showed up to work after he went jogging before 8:30 yesterday morning.

His belongings and car were located at his home.

The Whitby man is a teacher at Bowmanville High School.

WEATHER

A mix of sun and cloud. Wind west 20 km/h becoming light this morning. Temperature steady near plus 2.

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TRAFFIC AND TRANSIT

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SPORTS

Raptors:

Kyle Lowry scored a team high 23 points as the Toronto Raptors won their third straight game by beating the Milwaukee Bucks 116-94 Monday night.

IN THE NEWS…

Police are investigating a collision that had one man trapped in his vehicle in Ajax early Tuesday morning.

One man is dead and four others were injured after a multi-vehicle crash in Mississauga Monday night.

Hamilton politicians have voted unanimously to seek provincial assistance for costs related to last month’s ice storm.

The Liberal government’s decision to announce that a new hospital will be built in Niagara Falls sparked more talk that Premier Kathleen Wynne will soon call byelections in the border city and the Toronto riding of Thornhill.

ALSO COMING UP TODAY…

Brad Duguid, minister of Training, Colleges and Universities, and Michael Chan, minister Responsible for the 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games, announce new supports to make it easier for college and university students to volunteer for the 2015 Pan Am and Parapan Am Games. (11:30 a.m. at U of T, Adam Zimmerman Meeting Room, Varsity Centre Pavilion)

Judicial pre-trials in the extortion and drug cases of Alexander Lisi, friend of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford. (Old City Hall, 60 Queen St. W.)

Premier Kathleen Wynne joins members of the Tamil community as they celebrate Thai Pongal, a festival honouring the end of the harvest season. Official program begins at 7:15 p.m. and Wynne speaks at 7:45 p.m. (Canada Kanthaswamy Temple, 733 Birchmount Rd.)

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