The man accused of a deadly van attack on a busy Toronto sidewalk one year ago identified as an incel — launching a nation-wide conversation about internet culture in Canada. Continue reading →

A year has passed since the deadly rampage, and a number of steps have been taken to bolster security across the city. Continue reading →

Global News takes an in-depth look at the events of April 23, 2018 and how Toronto was affected. Continue reading →

“This unfathomable loss of life left our city in mourning … this was a tragedy the likes of which we’d never seen before.” Continue reading →

In the hours before the ceremony, the city is expected to install temporary signs in the area to commemorate what it has dubbed the “Yonge Street Tragedy” until permanent memorials are created. The city says consultations on the memorials will begin this spring. Continue reading →

The administrator of the #TorontoStrong Fund told Global News that nearly 25 per cent of funding recipients have actually donated the money back to others.  Continue reading →

Aleksandra Kozhevnikova, 92, doesn’t remember being hit by the van that careened through north Toronto and mowed down pedestrians on a busy thoroughfare last April. Continue reading →

“There was a lot of blood. One woman’s legs were mangled. I had never seen flesh torn apart like that,” he said in a recent interview, choking up. “At this point for me, I’m really seeing a lot of death, a lot of people who were going about their day and unnecessarily died or were injured.” Continue reading →

The piano was delivered to Mel Lastman Square on Sunday by Willowdale MPP Stan Cho and other volunteers. Continue reading →