Man found frozen to death at Toronto bus shelter identified by homeless advocates
For the first time this winter, homeless advocates have confirmed the identity of one of at least four people who froze and died on the streets of Toronto.
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For the first time this winter, homeless advocates have confirmed the identity of one of at least four people who froze and died on the streets of Toronto.
For the first time this winter, homeless advocates have confirmed the identity of one of at least four people who froze and died on the streets of Toronto.
Fentanyl killed woman at Warrenton motel in September, according to town police
Sinkhole closes downtown stretch of College Street for 8 weeks by News Staff (Twitter/TOTransportation) A massive sinkhole has shut down a portion of College Street downtown. The closure, between McCaul and Huron, is expected to last for about two months for emergency repairs to the sewer under the road. Last Friday night, the sewer, which dates back to 1873, collapsed and created a sinkhole about 25 feet deep and 20 feet wide under College Street. The city says the repair job is complex with crews having to remove the streetcar tracks and there’s also a significant amount of underground in...