Mayor Olivia Chow said she had spoken to the federal minister of public safety about preventing illegal U.S. guns from entering Toronto.
Mayor Olivia Chow is vowing not to let Saturday’s shooting at a crowded Toronto festival stop the city from hosting popular street parties.
In a video posted to social media Monday morning, Chow acknowledged the city suffered a “difficult” weekend, with three incidents of gun violence that left three people dead. Two were killed at Salsa on St. Clair, a celebration of Latin culture held every year in the Corso Italia-Davenport neighbourhood. Four more people were injured at the event.
The fatal shooting on Saturday in Toronto has raised questions about security at the city’s street festivals.
Residents and councillors are rethinking how Toronto handles its street festivals in the wake of the fatal shooting Saturday at…
Chief Myron Demkiw and Mayor Olivia Chow will be speaking at a news conference at police headquarters downtown at 3 p.m.
Brad Bradford, the city councillor who is running for mayor of Toronto, said Tuesday that the Salsa on St. Clair shooting has…
The streets are ours. After the shooting at Salsa on St. Clair and a weekend of violence, how do we keep them that way?
Two people were killed and six injured during Toronto's Salsa on St Clair festival
2 killed, 6 wounded in shooting at Toronto festival
