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Descrease article font size Increase article font size An Ontario driver was arrested for impaired driving after she had earlier attended court to face a previous impaired driving offence, police say. Ontario Provincial Police said that on Thursday at around 3:25 p.m., Orillia OPP officers were on patrol in the …
Read More »Barnes set for bigger role in Raptors’ new offence
Scottie Barnes’s chance to be the point guard he’s long viewed himself as might have arrived. With longtime point guard Fred VanVleet leaving for Houston in free agency, and new Toronto Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic looking to play selfless basketball while utilizing the skillset of his players more, the …
Read More »Messi exits early but Inter Miami finds offence elsewhere to thump Toronto FC 4-0 – Toronto
Another Toronto FC defeat. But this time the loss takes a back seat to Lionel Messi’s health. The 36-year-old Argentine star exited in the 37th minute Wednesday, two minutes after Spanish fullback Jordi Alba was forced to leave. But Inter Miami CF had more than enough firepower in reserve to …
Read More »Ontario man charged after taking a ‘selfie’ with a terminally ill patient facing new offence
Police in Middlesex County have charged a southwestern Ontario man with criminal harassment after an incident at a drag queen storytime event in Parkhill earlier this year. Middlesex OPP say the investigation began on April 29 at a public event held at the Parkhill Library. Sources tell Global News that …
Read More »School bus driver charged with impaired-related offence after morning RIDE check: York police – Toronto
A school bus driver is facing an impaired driving-related charge after a morning RIDE check in Aurora on Wednesday, police say. York Regional Police said officers conducted a RIDE spot check on a school bus driver at Leslie and Wellington streets around 8:45 a.m. for the presence of alcohol. The …
Read More »Military has tried to transfer 62 sexual offence files to civilian police — but half were rejected
Military police in Canada have tried to transfer 62 sexual assault cases to civilian police forces since last fall — but about half of those files have been declined and sent back. The Canadian Armed Forces released new figures in response to requests from CBC News and the release of a …
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