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Canadian police say family run down targeted as Muslims

Canadian police say family run down targeted as Muslims

  • Four members of the family were killed in the incident and one remains in hospital
  • “We believe the victims were targeted because of their Islamic faith,” Police Chief said
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Toronto enters coronavirus lockdown

Toronto enters coronavirus lockdown

By AFP ·
False alert about nuclear plant incident near Toronto alarms residents

False alert about nuclear plant incident near Toronto alarms residents

By Reuters ·
Special The many faces of Canada’s Justin Trudeau photos

The many faces of Canada’s Justin Trudeau

By Arab News ·
Serena Williams retires because of injury as Andreescu wins Rogers

Serena Williams retires because of injury as Andreescu wins Rogers

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Serena powers past No. 1-bound Osaka, Halep retires hurt

Serena powers past No. 1-bound Osaka, Halep retires hurt

By AFP ·
4 shot, 3 arrested at Raptors rally in Toronto: Police

4 shot, 3 arrested at Raptors rally in Toronto: Police

By AP ·
Canada francophones gear up for fight over education, rights

Canada francophones gear up for fight over education, rights

By AFP ·
Police papers say Toronto shooter ‘emotionally disturbed’

Police papers say Toronto shooter ‘emotionally disturbed’

By AP ·
Family says suspect in Toronto shooting had mental problems

Family says suspect in Toronto shooting had mental problems

By AP ·
Update 10 killed, 15 injured as van plows into crowded Toronto sidewalk; driver arrested video

10 killed, 15 injured as van plows into crowded Toronto sidewalk; driver arrested

By Arab News ·
Brother of late Toronto Mayor Rob Ford new PC party leader

Brother of late Toronto Mayor Rob Ford new PC party leader

By AP ·
Toronto’s housing supply challenge and the growth plan paradox

Toronto’s housing supply challenge and the growth plan paradox

By Reuters ·

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