One woman dead, another injured in stabbing at Toronto subway station
A woman is dead and another is injured after a stabbing at a subway station in west Toronto.
Toronto police say officers responded to calls about a person assaulting and stabbing people on the eastbound subway platform at High Park station just after 2 p.m. on Thursday.
They say two women were found with stab wounds and were taken to hospital.
Const. Shannon Whitehead says one of the two victims has died and the other has serious injuries but is expected to survive.
She says she cannot confirm the ages of the victims.
Whitehead says one man has been arrested.
-
St Catharines Fire Chief reminding residents of smoke detector laws
St Catharines Fire Chief is reminding residents of their responsibility when it comes to working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. -
'We must meet this moment': Trudeau delivers speech to Liberal caucus
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called on his Liberal caucus to meet the moment as Canadians deal with the high cost of living, a struggling health care system and the effects of climate change. -
Two 15 year olds charged after school threats in Fort Erie
Two 15 year old boys from Fort Erie have been arrested after threats were called into three schools this week. -
Tam says WHO decision on COVID-19 emergency won't effect Canada's response
The World Health Organization will announce Monday whether it thinks COVID-19 still represents a global health emergency but Canada's top doctor says regardless of what the international body decides, Canada's response to the coronavirus will not change. -
Greenbelt is Ontario's jurisdiction, Ford says after federal minister raises concerns
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he's disappointed the federal environment minister indicated he'd consider intervening in the province's Greenbelt development plans. -
Ford says more nurses and doctors priority for Ontario under possible federal health deal
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he will prioritize hiring more nurses, doctors and investments to help with the surgical backlog under a possible new health-care deal with the federal government. -
Ontario releases a billing code for doctors to use when diagnosing long COVID.
Doctors and advocates say the move is a crucial first step to better understanding, treating and destigmatizing a growing problem. -
Pierre Poilievre tells Tory caucus cities are turning into 'crime zones'
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre doubled down on his belief that ``everything feels broken'' Friday, as he laced into Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for suggesting otherwise. -
Auschwitz anniversary marked as peace again shattered by war
Auschwitz-Birkenau survivors and other mourners commemorated the 78th anniversary Friday of the Nazi German death camp's liberation, some expressing horror that war has again shattered peace in Europe and the lesson of Never Again is being forgotten.
-
The Drive with Karl Dockstader - Saleh Waziruddin, Niagara Region Anti-Racism Association
Asks Regional Councillors to Reduce Police Budget by Shifting Calls to Civilian Service
