An area near Sugar Beach where passengers are dropped off is particularly dangerous, insiders say
Late on a sunny afternoon in Toronto Harbour, a small yacht creeps into the bay between the Redpath Sugar factory and Sugar Beach.
It pulls up against a concrete retaining wall, and about a dozen people clamber out as the boat bobs in the water, forcing them to step quickly to avoid a dunking. Once on land, they step over a guardrail and disappear into the crowd on Queens Quay East.
A Toronto Police spokesperson told the Star that the vessel was a “power boat” and that the investigation remains ongoing.
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