York Regional Police (YRP) have charged one man and are searching for two other suspects after a violent late‑night carjacking in Markham that left a driver injured and without his vehicle.

Police say the attack happened just before midnight on March 3 at Warden Avenue and Hwy. 407, when the victim was stopped at a red light and was suddenly rear‑ended by a white sedan.

When he stepped out to check the damage, two suspects allegedly rushed him, assaulted him, and fled in his vehicle

Subway service on a portion of Line 1 will be restricted on Monday due to what the TTC calls “structural maintenance.”

The transit agency says train service will be limited between Lawrence West and Wilson Stations.

“Customers will need to change trains at Lawrence West and Wilson stations to continue their journey,” the TTC states in a post on X.

“Shuttle buses will operate between Lawrence West and Sheppard West stations to supplement service.”

Last week, the TTC issued a service advisory saying there would be single-

Toronto police will hold a briefing on Monday afternoon, during which Superintendent Ron Taverner will announce arrests tied to an investigation into a string of distraction robberies.

The 1 p.m. update comes after investigators identified suspects allegedly using diversionary tactics to steal from victims in busy public spaces. Police say the arrests mark a key development in an ongoing investigation and will be accompanied by practical guidance to reduce the risk of similar offences.

The update comes after investigators identified suspects allegedly using “diversionary tactics” to steal from victims in similar

Toronto police have arrested two women in connection with an alleged violent distraction robbery in Rexdale over the winter — an incident investigators now believe is linked to similar crimes across multiple jurisdictions, including Halton Region, Hamilton and Montreal.

The charges stem from a Feb. 21 incident around 12 p.m. near Finch Avenue West and Woodbine Downs Boulevard, where a woman sitting in her vehicle was approached by two suspects.

According to police, the suspects approached the victim while she sat in her car, handed her a

Louise Arbour, a former lawyer, Supreme Court Justice, and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, is being inducted as Canada’s next governor general. It comes at a nuanced time for Canada’s global identity.

Host Catherine Jette speaks to Nelson Wiseman, a political science professor at the University of Toronto, about the governor general’s role in Canada, whether or not Canadians feel connected to the monarch, and how Arbour could use this precarious geopolitical moment to capture the country’s appetite for unity and

The Toronto Marlies are four wins from an AHL championship.

Alex Nylander scored the overtime winner in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins to book the Marlies a spot in the Calder Cup Finals with a 4-2 series win.

After a failed Penguins clearing attempt, Nylander took the puck off the sideboards and danced out front before ripping a puck through the five-hole of Pittsburgh goaltender Sergei Murashov.

Nylander, who is the younger brother of Toronto Maple Leafs star William Nylander,

From Sunday’s 32 Thoughts podcast : out of nowhere, an unexpected name surfaces in Toronto’s coaching search — Joe Pavelski.

According to multiple sources, the Future Hall-of-Famer is on the Maple Leafs’ radar as the team begins the next phase of its interview process, with one describing him as a “Martin St. Louis-style candidate.”

Pavelski, who retired at the end of the 2023-24 season, has coached son Nate at the youth level

OTTAWA — Former Supreme Court justice Louise Arbour’s installation ceremony to become Canada’s 31st governor general is set to include a 21-gun salute, a poetry reading and two musical performances by Canadian artists.

Arbour will replace Mary Simon, who became Canada’s first Indigenous viceregal in 2021.

The ceremony, taking place at the Senate of Canada building, is expected to begin at about 10 a.m. Attendees will include Simon, Prime Minister Mark Carney, Chief Justice

Bud Mercer was the head of security for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, a near billion-dollar operation.

But the veteran former RCMP officer says those in charge of the World Cup in Vancouver and Toronto now face a new security landscape, from a range of global conflicts to Ebola.

“We have a war going on in the Middle East, we have a war going on in Europe with Ukraine and Russia,” Mercer said. “There is economic conflict going on, as we speak. There is