Mike Colle

• Toronto leaders call on feds to investigate suspected hate-motivated arson as possible act of terror

  Toronto leaders are calling on the feds to investigate the suspected hated-motivated arson and vandalism of a Jewish-owned grocery store in North York as a possible act of terror.

  Politics

  Jan 8, 2024
  
• Global crime rings are ‘targetting’ Canada as auto thefts rise, officials say

  Despite police operations resulting in hundreds of cars retrieved and dozens of arrests, vehicle thefts persist in Toronto since they are organized abroad, Global News was told.

  Canada

  Jan 7, 2023
  
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• Councillors call for public inquiry into Eglinton Crosstown ‘boondoggle’

  "This is a historic boondoggle, billions of dollars, years of delays," said Coun. Josh Matlow.

  Politics

  Dec 9, 2022
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• ‘There will be no Little Jamaica’: Toronto neighbourhood threatened by LRT construction

  Toronto's Little Jamaica neighbourhood is under strain as construction on the Eglinton Crosstown light-rail transit system continues.

  Canada

  Dec 23, 2019
• ‘May he rest in perfect peace’: Hundreds attend funeral for Toronto barber Jimmy Wisdom

  "He's one of the fathers of Toronto, he really is."

  Canada

  Dec 14, 2019
• Toronto communities call for pedestrians to be better protected from traffic

  "It's wall to wall trucks from here to Windsor, from here to Montreal, and once those trucks spill over to residential streets it's a recipe for disaster."

  Traffic

  Sep 13, 2019
• Toronto woman killed by cement truck remembered by friends amid community’s call for action

  "She was one of the most passionate, devoted, loving, caring and most kind women that the world needs more of ... she was amazing."

  Traffic

  Sep 11, 2019
• Councillor says it’s time stop ‘picking on Lawrence Heights’ as gun violence runs rampant

  "This gun violence is happening all over the city, even on The Bridal Path. You can't just say it's Lawrence Heights's problem, this is the city's problem. This is a provincial problem. It's a federal problem."

  Crime

  Aug 12, 2019
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• Province holding back funding for cultural community hub in Lawrence Heights

  The Ontario government is holding back on a funding that would help build a cultural community hub in the area of Lawrence Heights and residents who live in the area say it’s disappointing to hear.

  Crime

  Aug 8, 2019
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• Plans for Toronto Parking Authority lot on Eglinton West put on hold

  Instead, the mayor wants to see the land, which holds both commercial and residential properties, used for affordable housing.

  Politics

  Jul 23, 2019