Man robbed on Highway 410 in Brampton after vehicle rear-ended
Global News
The Ontario Provincial Police say they are searching for multiple suspects after a vehicle was struck from behind on Highway 410 and the man inside was robbed.
The Ontario Provincial Police say they are searching for multiple suspects after a vehicle was struck from behind on Highway 410 and the man inside was robbed.
Police said the incident happened just after 8 p.m. Tuesday on the highway between Sandalwood Parkway and Mayfield Road
The victim’s vehicle was rear-ended by a red car and then the man was robbed by three to four suspects, police said.
Investigators allege one suspect was armed with a handgun and another had a knife.
Police are asking if anyone saw the incident or has any information including dashcam footage to contact police.
https://x.com/OPP_HSD/status/1859071430257770940
A new poll by Leger suggests Canadians are supportive of government intervention in the labour disputes at ports and at Canada Post.
The science centre was closed just hours after an announcement on Friday, June 21. The rush, the government, was due to the urgent safety issues plaguing the building.
Business in the House of Commons has been deadlocked for nearly two months as the Conservatives press the Liberals to hand over documents to the RCMP.
"What I see happening is a lot of computer usage and what I know happens is outside sources bringing information into our meetings," Dyas told council during Monday's meeting.
The Queen City and surrounding areas hit hard over the last 24 hours with a blast of winter weather, leaving many residents stuck in their vehicles.
PolySeSouvient estimates about 450 firearms need to be added to the list of banned weapons and it is urging the government to complete the task before the next federal election.
A new report is warning youth unemployment has reached a "troubling" high, hitting a level not seen since 2012, and it could cost the Canadian economy billions in the next decade.
Mayor Valérie Plante says councillors agree that the high number of unhoused people is an urgent concern but declaring a state of emergency would not help.
The college saw a 50 per cent decrease in international students this fall as a result of the changes and it's anticipating a further drop of 70 per cent come January.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is dismissing the City of Toronto's estimates to remove bike lanes from three major Toronto streets, calling the $48 million price tag 'hogwash.'
An 18-year-old Belleville man faces a careless driving charge after a school bus was struck on County Road 3. No injuries were reported among the 11 children on board.