Alex Flood

1 week ago | orilliamatters.com | Alex Flood

A portion of the Gardiner Expressway saw extensive overnight closures after a man fell from the expressway during a police chase late Monday night, according to Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU). Toronto police told TorontoToday it was investigating an armed carjacking that took place at the Shops at Don Mills at around 11 p.m. The SIU said in a news release the carjacking involved a Rolls Royce, and that suspects fled the scene in the vehicle alongside a BMW.

1 week ago | torontotoday.ca | Alex Flood

Parts of the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway (DVP) saw significant overnight closures after an armed carjacking, Toronto police said. A stolen vehicle was located by officers just before 11:10 p.m., leading to suspects fleeing on the DVP and Gardiner Expressway, according to police. It is unclear at this time if any arrests or injuries occurred. Ontario's police watchdog, the Special Investigations Unit, is now investigating.

1 week ago | torontotoday.ca | Alex Flood

To many in Toronto’s LGBTQ+ community, Pride Month events and alcohol consumption often go hand in hand — particularly towards the end of June when thousands descend on the Church-Wellesley Village to visit popular bars and clubs. But for those looking to celebrate Pride sober, there are numerous community organizations across the city that have been facilitating family-friendly Pride gatherings that don’t include booze and other substances.

1 week ago | torontotoday.ca | Alex Flood

Father’s Day isn’t a cause for celebration for everyone, but two Toronto women are making the day a little easier for residents who don’t have a dad to spend the occasion with. Amanda Katz and Nikki Lewis are the co-founders of The Parentless Club, a new group that brings locals together who have lost one or both of their parents. The two hosted their first-ever Fatherless Day event at Bellwoods Brewery on Sunday where attendees could grab a beer, share stories and offer support to one another.

1 week ago | torontotoday.ca | Alex Flood

The annual Taste of Little Italy festival took over College Street this weekend. Thousands of people flocked to the neighbourhood and enjoyed music, food, games and local community. TorontoToday stopped by on Sunday afternoon to capture some photos!