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‘A miracle that I’m still here:’ Toronto father says he was shot in the face in case of mistaken identity (opens the original)
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A Toronto father of two who was shot in the face in what he believes was a case of mistaken identity is speaking out after his townhouse complex was the site of gunfire over the weekend. In an interview with CTV News Toronto, Edward Chikosa pointed to surgery scars where a bullet entered the left side of his face in mid-August, damaging his teeth and jaw but sparing his brain and spine. “I consider this a miracle. It’s just a miracle that I’m still here,” Chikosa said. The shooting that injured
Ontario transparency watchdog warns government is dodging its orders (opens the original)
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Ontario’s transparency watchdog is warning that the government is dodging its orders more frequently, including orders that would shed light on how a multi-billion dollar government fund pushed grants to supporters including one to an adult entertainment club. The watchdog, the Information and Privacy Commissioner, said it’s powerless to stop the evasion of its legal orders, because, unlike in other provinces, it’s unable to take those government agencies to court. “Recently and very unfortunate
Ontario real estate investors in limbo as ‘Simple Investor’ property firm suspends payments (opens the original)
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Hundreds of real estate investors in a company run by a media-savvy realtor who owns dozens of buildings across Ontario got a shock over the weekend when they were told their rent payments were in limbo. The realtor, Todd C. Slater, is known as the Simple Investor through advertising, a radio show he once hosted on Newstalk 1010 and a series of podcasts. Now, however, the condo management company, estimated to be worth more than $100 million, seems to be anything but simple. “We put a lot of tru
‘Zero tolerance for corruption’ warns Toronto Police chief in wake of new revelations in Project South case (opens the original)
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Toronto’s police chief is issuing a stern warning against any officer who might be getting any ideas from the explosive revelations about the behaviour of officers accused in the Project South corruption case. Chief Myron Demkiw directed a public statement at the officers in his command in the wake of new details revealing that officers were recorded in wiretaps selling cocaine and police uniforms and setting up a network of illicit businesses. “Let me be absolutely clear: I have zero tolerance
Toronto cops sold cocaine to each other, ‘conspired’ to protect illegal dispensaries: documents (opens the original)
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One of the officers at the heart of a sweeping anti-corruption probe in the Greater Toronto Area was recorded as he discussed feeding information from police databases to criminals while in his cruiser, according to newly unsealed documents related to the Project South investigation. The allegation is contained in an “Information to Obtain” document filed by police as part of the process to get search warrants in the case. The allegations have not been tested in court. CTV News is among several
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