A man wanted in connection with a homicide in Toronto nearly 20 years ago was arrested in El Salvador on Thursday, Toronto police say.
A homicide investigation was launched on Aug. 31, 2004 after officers who were responding to a missing person call near Finch Avenue West and Weston Road found the body of 26-year-old Rosaura Tolentino Ramos inside a residence in the area. According to police, Ramos was suffering from obvious stab wounds and was pronounced dead on scene.
“In February of 2024 the El Salvadorian government commenced an extradition hearing for the accused in which it was determined that he should be extradited to face charges in Canada,” the news release continued. From Lululemon to Amazon Canada: Here Are All The Best Sales, Deals, and Discounts You'll Find Online Right NowA major water main broke near the Jacques Cartier Bridge in Montreal on Friday morning, spilling large quantities of water into the surrounding streets.The man accused of starting the shootout in Dollard-des-Ormeaux on Montreal's West Island renounced his right to a bail hearing in court on Thursday.
A developer has sparked the ire of London city councillors after clear-cutting a woodlot in the city’s east end before getting a green light to expand a storage facility on the property.In the first seven months of 2024, Grey Bruce Public Health has been notified of 16 confirmed or probable cases of pertussis. Typically, three to four cases of the infection are reported annually.
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