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RCMP investigating cause of fatal Christmas Eve bus crash

RCMP investigating cause of fatal Christmas Eve bus crash

Motorcycle accident toronto today Hour at 6 BC It’s been one week since four people were killed and dozens of others injured in a bus crash on Highway 97C between Kelowna and Merritt. As RCMP continues to investigate the cause of the deadly collision, a former police traffic officer says the province needs to do a better

Boy, 4, struck by motorcycle in city’s east end

Boy, 4, struck by motorcycle in city’s east end

A four-year-old was struck by a motorcycle in the city’s east end on Sunday afternoon. The collision occurred in the area of Victoria Park Avenue and Adair Road at around 1:30 p.m. Police said the young boy was with his mother when he was hit by the motorcycle, which did not remain at the scene.

Peel police looking for suspect in Mississauga road rage incident

Peel police looking for suspect in Mississauga road rage incident

Peel police are making a public appeal for information following a road rage incident in Mississauga earlier this week that left a 38-year-old man with serious injuries. Police say that the victim was driving a white 2012 Dodge Caravan northbound on Maingate Drive near Eglinton Avenue at around 10:50 p.m. on May 23. They say

Motorcycle rider dies in Milton crash

Motorcycle rider dies in Milton crash

A 23-year-old man from Mississauga is dead after a motorcycle collision in Milton. Police say that the victim was operating a motorcycle on Lower Base Line near Sixth Line sometime in the early morning hours when he lost control and crashed. He was later located by a friend, who then called for help. Police say

PC government introduces Toronto subway upload bill in omnibus legislation

PC government introduces Toronto subway upload bill in omnibus legislation

TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford’s plan to take control of Toronto’s subway system moved forward Thursday as the government introduced legislation that would give it authority over future transit expansion in the city. The bill — dubbed the Getting Ontario Moving Act — would make delivery of Toronto’s future rapid transit projects the sole responsibility