Witnesses describe shooting rampage at Toronto's Greektown

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The number of sexual assaults reported to police is on the rise, while the ones deemed “unfounded” by officers is on the decline in the wake of the #MeToo movement, according to a new statistical look at crime in Canada.

Fatal mass shooting in Toronto impacts city's pro sports community

The man responsible for a shooting rampage in Toronto’s Greektown that left two people dead and 13 injured has been identified as Faisal Hussain, Ontario’s police watchdog said Monday evening.

A 24-year-old man was taken into custody Monday morning in connection with an incident during the traditional Changing of the Guard ceremony on Parliament Hill.

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Gunman firing at random, like someone ‘in a video game,’ a witness says.

The Latest: 1 victim dead after man shoots 14 in Toronto

Statement from family of Toronto gunman

Police probe deadly shooting that left 2 dead, 13 wounded in Toronto's Greektown

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Parliament Hill guards arrested a 24-year old man who was carrying a knife, during Monday’s Changing of the Guard ceremony, according to defence and law enforcement officials.

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development says Canada must review its tax policies to remain competitive with the United States.

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A Nova Scotia MLA is apologizing for a social media post that appeared to blame rising health care costs on the “lifestyle choices” of the province’s residents.

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The duck boat that capsized and sank last week on a sightseeing cruise was raised from a Missouri lake Monday, more than three days after the accident that killed 17 people near the tourist town of Branson.

One person is dead and three people have been hospitalized after a three-vehicle collision on Mountain Road in Grimsby, Monday afternoon.

Police probe deadly shooting that left 2 dead, 13 wounded in Toronto's Greektown

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Artists express love of Toronto's Greektown after deadly shooting rampage

What we know so far about the shooting in Toronto’s bustling Greektown neighbourhood.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles was facing an uncertain future even before the man who led its unlikely turnaround became gravely ill.

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Toronto’s vibrant Greektown neighbourhood is best known by locals for its for bustling patios, a massive summer food festival and a plethora of dogs and strollers clogging sidewalks. It features spectacular views of the Toronto skyline, was famously home to late Tragically Hip frontman Gord Downie, and was referenced in the Barenaked Ladies song, “The Old Apartment.”

A police dog located a critically injured five-year-old Brampton boy just in time to give him a fighting chance on Thursday, July 19.

Gunman firing at random, like someone ‘in a video game,’ a witness says.

At least one person is injured after a explosion in an industrial building in Mississauga.

Peel Regional Police have cordoned off part of a neighbourhood in Brampton as police investigate a shooting in the area.

Police probe deadly shooting that left 2 dead, 13 wounded in Toronto's Greektown

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The Latest: 1 victim dead after man shoots 14 in Toronto

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It was about 11 p.m., an hour before the end of Emelia Holden's waitress shift late last month, when she felt the hand grab her backside.