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03/16/2026

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The lawyer for Umar Zameer, who was acquitted in the 2024 death of Toronto police officer Det. Const. Jeffrey Northrup, says he has “serious misgivings” about an Ontario Provincial Police investigation into officers’ conduct during the case. According to the lawyer, neither he nor Zameer were contacted during the review, raising concerns about the scope and fairness of the process. The OPP completed the investigation and delivered its report, but it is now up to the Toronto Police Service to decide whether to release it publicly. The case has continued to spark debate about police accountability following the high-profile trial.

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CBC News — Umar Zameer’s lawyer expresses ‘serious misgivings’ about report into police conduct — By The Canadian Press, March 16, 2026.

03/15/2026

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Ontario’s attorney general says the province is exploring whether pepper spray could be legalized for personal self-defence, a move that would mark a major shift in Canada’s weapons laws. Currently, pepper spray designed for use against people is classified as a prohibited weapon under the Criminal Code, meaning civilians cannot legally carry it for protection.

Supporters argue the change could give people, especially women and vulnerable residents, a non-lethal option to protect themselves. Critics warn it could increase misuse or escalate violent confrontations. The idea remains under discussion as Ontario examines possible legal and policy options.

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CBC News — Ontario attorney general floats idea of legalizing pepper spray for self-defence — By Gabriela Silva Ponte, March 15, 2026.

03/15/2026

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A suspended doctor is now facing 28 new sex-crime charges, bringing the total number of criminal counts against him to 71, according to police. Investigators say the allegations span multiple provinces and include accusations of sexual assault, voyeurism and sexual interference involving minors. Some of the alleged offences date back to 2009, with incidents reported in Ontario, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Authorities say the investigation remains ongoing as they work to identify additional potential victims.

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CBC News — Suspended doctor faces 28 new sex-crime charges — By The Canadian Press, March 13, 2026.

03/13/2026

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Ontario is proposing major changes to its Freedom of Information (FOI) laws, including removing the premier’s office, cabinet ministers and their staff from the scope of FOI requests. The government says the update is part of a broader effort to modernize privacy and cybersecurity rules after decades without major changes. Critics argue the move could reduce transparency and make it harder for journalists and the public to access government records. The proposal would also extend response timelines and introduce updated procedures for handling large information requests.

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CBC News — Ontario proposes changes to freedom-of-information laws — By Laura Stone, March 13, 2026.

03/06/2026

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Several Canadians who were stranded in Dubai due to escalating conflict in the Middle East have finally arrived at Toronto Pearson Airport, expressing relief after days of uncertainty and travel disruptions.

Many travellers said their flights were cancelled after the conflict triggered widespread airspace closures and transportation chaos across the region. Some passengers described hearing explosions and missile interceptions while waiting for a way out, while others spent nearly a week searching for available flights home.

The Canadian government says it has been working to secure seats on commercial and charter flights to help citizens leave the region. Officials also warned that alternative evacuation options, such as ground travel or sea routes, could carry significant risks.

For many returning passengers, the emotional moment of landing in Toronto marked the end of a stressful and uncertain journey.

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CBC News — Canadians arrive in Toronto from Dubai relieved to return home — By Maan Alhmidi and David Baxter, The Canadian Press — March 6, 2026.

03/06/2026

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A Toronto man has been charged in connection with an alleged multi-million-dollar investment fraud that police say affected several victims. Investigators allege the suspect promised high returns but misused more than $2.5 million that was meant for investments. The investigation began after one victim reported significant financial losses, leading authorities to identify additional potential victims. Police are now asking anyone who may have been affected to come forward as the investigation continues.

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CBC News — Toronto man charged in multimillion-dollar investment fraud — By The Canadian Press, March 6, 2026.

03/02/2026

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The University of Toronto has placed its dean of dentistry on administrative leave after claims that course materials he shared included images with alleged antisemitic and anti-Israel content, prompting criticism and an internal investigation. The university says the dean removed the images, apologized to students and faculty, and is cooperating fully with the review. Officials emphasize the need for an inclusive learning environment and say more diligence will be applied to course content moving forward. Advocacy groups, including Jewish organizations, have called for accountability and clearer policies on discriminatory material in academic settings.

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CBC News — U of T dentistry dean under investigation over alleged antisemitic course materials by The Canadian Press, Published February 27, 2026

02/26/2026

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Two girls, aged 12 and 14, have been charged in connection with a series of suspected anti-East Asian assaults in downtown Toronto. Police say the incidents occurred within a short time span and are being investigated as potentially hate-motivated. The victims were allegedly targeted and physically assaulted, with racial slurs reportedly used during the attacks. Authorities say the investigation remains ongoing.

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CTV News — Two girls, 12 and 14, charged in suspected anti-East Asian assaults in downtown Toronto — By Bryann Aguilar, Published February 26, 2026

02/24/2026

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Environment Canada forecasts a mix of snow and fluctuating temperatures across Toronto in the coming days, with periods of snowfall and significant swings between colder and slightly warmer conditions. Snow and flurries are expected at times, while temperatures will vary with lows deep below freezing and highs near or just above zero, creating a weather “rollercoaster” for the week. Residents should prepare for mixed winter conditions, including possible slippery roads and changing travel conditions. Weather officials advise monitoring local forecasts as conditions evolve.

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CTV News — Snow and a temperature rollercoaster ahead for Toronto — By Joe Van Wonderen, Published February 23, 2026

02/19/2026

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford has ordered a provincial minister to ensure students can watch Canada’s hockey games during school hours. The directive aims to allow schools to accommodate major national matchups while maintaining classroom structure. Officials are expected to work with school boards on how the games will be shown and how schedules may be adjusted. The move highlights hockey’s cultural importance in Canada and has sparked discussion about balancing school time with national events.

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CTV News — Ford orders minister to ensure Ontario students can watch Canada hockey games during school hours — By Bryann Aguilar, Published February 18, 2026, Updated February 18, 2026

02/16/2026

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Environment Canada has issued a winter storm watch for parts of the Greater Toronto Area, with forecasts calling for up to 15 cm of snow and potentially hazardous travel conditions as the system moves through the region. The snow could accumulate through the day and into the evening, leading to slippery roads and reduced visibility, especially on highways and commuter routes. Motorists and residents are being advised to prepare for winter weather conditions and to exercise caution if travelling. Officials warn that while total snowfall amounts vary by area, the storm watch signals the potential for significant snow impact.

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CTV News — Up to 15 cm of snow forecast; winter storm watch in effect for parts of GTA — By CTVNews.ca Staff / Alex Arsenych, Published February 16, 2026

02/13/2026

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Toronto’s Auditor General 2025 fraud and waste report reveals several city employees were implicated in wrongdoing, including one who stole mailroom packages valued at about $2,300 and another who collected three weeks of paid sick leave while working a second job. Both individuals are no longer employed by the city, and the sick‑leave misuse has been repaid while other cases continue to be investigated. The annual report is based on nearly 700 tips to the city’s Fraud and Waste Hotline, which also helped prevent millions in potential losses and recover hundreds of thousands in actual losses. City officials say strengthened oversight and accountability measures are being implemented to prevent similar abuses in the future.

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CTV News — City employees stole packages, misused sick days to work second job, Toronto’s Auditor General suggests — By Phil Tsekouras, Published February 12, 2026 (updated)

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