TORONTO Toronto police have arrested a suspect after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted in a condo unit downtown and investigators say they are concerned there could be more victims. On Sunday, officers responded to a sexual assault in the area of Sherbourne and Dundas streets at around 5:30 p.m., police said in a news release on Tuesday. It is reported that a 56-year-old woman entered a condo building and used the elevator to go to a unit. Prior to her arrival, an unknown man was inside the building’s stairwell committing indecent acts and propositioning women for sex, police said.
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TORONTO Ontario is just not ready to allow any number of spectators inside Scotiabank Arena for the final and decisive game in the NHL playoff series between Toronto and Montreal on Monday night as Quebec allowed on Saturday. For a first this year in Canada, public health officials in Quebec allowed 2,500 spectators inside Montreal’s Bell Centre on Saturday, with some spending five-figure sums to watch the Habs cling to survival with an overtime Game 6 win. Quebec’s decision prompted Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown to ask people to sign an online petition to let frontline health-care workers who are fully vaccinated attend Game 7 tomorrow.