A man who is wanted in connection to the alleged murder of his parents last week was spotted in High Park on Monday night, Peel police say.

Peel police say Jordan Sangwin, 46, was seen in High Park around 11 p.m. and is believed to be travelling on foot. Police also released a video of him walking.

OTTAWA — Ottawa is expected to announce Wednesday that it will begin the process of designating two key Arctic infrastructure projects as being in the national interest, say government sources.

The projects are the first Ottawa has signalled it will elevate to become projects of national interest under the Building Canada Act, which allows the government to fast-track approvals and allow them to skirt some environmental laws.

Three federal and territorial government sources, who were not authorized to speak about the announcement before it’s public, provided details to The Canadian

A suspect has been charged with murder in connection to the shooting death of a 28-year-old Toronto man.

Emergency crews responded to the area of Eglinton Avenue West and Yarrow Road near Keele Street around 2:15 a.m. for a medical call.

Police say officers located an unresponsive man in a laneway, suffering from gunshot wounds. Life-saving measures were performed, and the man was rushed to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

He was later identified as Isaiah Peters Alexander

TORONTO — Halfway through Toronto’s World Cup hosting journey, visitors from around the world say the city has offered them much more than soccer.

Lovro Mihalec, who travelled to Canada from Croatia for the first time, said he wasn’t sure there would be much to do except watch his country play against Panama at Toronto Stadium and spend time with his uncle’s family in Hamilton, Ont.

But three days after his arrival, Mihalec said he realized he was wrong.

“I see it’s a

AfroFest is facing significant challenges in securing a permit from the City of Toronto as organizers have been told they’ve outgrown Woodbine Park where the event has been held for the past 37 years.

“It was indicated to us that we’ve outgrown the park. They said the capacity of the Woodbine Park is 17,000. And the number of people that attend Afrofest is way above that,” said Peter Toh, Executive and Artistic Director of AfroFest.

Toh said organizers have been exploring strategies

With the Ontario legislature in the early stages of a 21-week break , Premier Doug Ford has a lengthy reprieve from being grilled directly by rival politicians.

As Ford found out on Tuesday, journalists aren’t gifted five-month summer vacations.

While announcing that Ontario was teaming up with the federal government and the City of Toronto to invest $1.5 billion to lower development charges on new homes across the municipality, Ford faced a volley of unrelated questions that appeared to test his patience.

Ford bristled when

Head coach Jesse Marsch says he expects to bring captain Alphonso Davies on at some point during the nation’s FIFA World Cup game against Switzerland in Vancouver on Thursday.

Marsch says Davies will not start but he has been training with the team, is ready to play and would bring a big mental boost to Canada’s final game of the group stage.

The 25-year-old star left back injured his left hamstring in early May while playing for Bayern Munich in a Champions League semifinal and has not played