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A police force in the Greater Toronto Area says it has charged five people and is investigating more than two dozen cases of alleged extortion targeting predominantly South Asian businesses.

Pierre Poilievre made a stop in Brampton on Monday (Feb. 5) to announce his partys platform to combat rising auto thefts in the GTA and other parts of Canada.

Theatre is bouncing back big time after the trials and tribulations of Covid. A couple of years ago, stages were dark, but this past weekend drama aficionados were able to see no less than six productions in the Corporate Area. Five of them...

Cordless tools, safety, solving small contractors’ problems and providing an entry into technology were some of the trends.

Peel police are set to give an update on their new task force aimed at fighting extortion attempts against members of the region’s South Asian community.

Funeral details for a teenager who died in a Co Down crash have been announced.

South Asian businesses across Canada are increasingly reporting extortion attempts that have turned violent. First, they receive a phone call or text message, usually demanding one million dollars. Then, in some cases, bullets begin to fly.

Tackling the recent spike in visas is necessary. But a federal cap needs to be part of larger policy ambitions on the complicated housing file

Laura Benanti is terrified at the thought of her children going into showbiz.

Twenty-five international students crammed into a single Brampton basement is the latest example of renters living in terrible conditions.