People were telling the individuals that their “messages of hate” were not welcomed in their community. Continue reading →

The 67-year-old self-employed landscaper pleaded guilty last week to murdering eight men with ties to Toronto’s gay village. Continue reading →

Throughout the sentencing hearing for serial killer Bruce McArthur, more than two dozen of the victims’ family members and friends as well community organizations presented powerful statements to describe how the murders impacted them and Toronto. Continue reading →

The Crown argued Bruce McArthur should serve consecutive sentences after pleading guilty to eight counts of first-degree murder and not be eligible for parole for 50 years. Continue reading →

Police presented surveillance video, photo evidence, and DNA evidence during a sentencing hearing Monday morning for serial killer Bruce McArthur. Continue reading →

“For years, members of the LGBTQ community in Toronto believed they were being targeted by a killer. They were right.” Continue reading →

As serial killer Bruce McAthur pleaded guilty in a Toronto courtroom, Sean Cribbin was overwhelmed by feelings of guilt that he survived while eight others did not. Continue reading →

McArthur’s murder spree in the Village began almost nine years ago with the disappearance of Skandaraj Navaratnam. Seven more men would disappear between 2010 and 2017. Continue reading →

The agreed statement of facts filed with the court in McArthur’s plea deal provides some insight into the murders. Continue reading →

Bruce McArthur made the plea in a courtroom at the 361 University Ave. courthouse Tuesday morning. Continue reading →