A man suffered life-threatening injuries following a stabbing in downtown Toronto early Saturday morning.
Police received a call just before 3 a.m. with reports of a man suffering from stab wounds at Yonge and Charles streets.
A man who was stabbed multiple times stumbled into some pedestrians in the area, and they called police.
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When authorities arrived on the scene, the man was located and transported to hospital.
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While investigating, police said they traced the stabbing scene back to a cafe on Bay Street, just north of Charles, which is a block away.
Police have not yet released a suspect description.
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