Jack Boland

Toronto

Photojournalist at Toronto Sun

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Project Carbon targets alleged auto theft crew from Quebec

1 month ago | torontosun.com | Jack Boland

Durham Regional Police Chief Peter Moreira stood before a huge poster showing off mugshots of those arrested – all from Quebec – in an auto theft investigation called “Project Carbon” along with seized tools, digital decoders, bags of cash and cocaine. Moreira said officers started seeing vehicles being stolen from all over Durham Region in early January and a few in Toronto, and on March 13 they executed search warrants in Toronto.
Tariff war brings chill through Pearson airport as travellers navigate 'unfortunate' reality

1 month ago | msn.com | Jack Boland

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Tariff war brings chill through Pearson as travellers navigate 'unfortunate' reality

1 month ago | torontosun.com | Jack Boland

That is the much-used phrase from the 1939 classic movie The Wizard of Oz that the Good Witch Glinda, waving her wand, gets Dorothy to recite as she closes her eyes and clicks her ruby red heels to return to Kansas. But at Pearson International Airport on Wednesday, Frank and Manon McAllister weren’t exactly clicking their heels as they returned from a warm trip from Jamaica, through Toronto, onto Seattle and then home to Wasilla, Alaska, north of Anchorage.
Toronto Sun columnists honoured by B'nai Brith Canada

2 months ago | msn.com | Jack Boland

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Toronto Sun columnists honoured by B'nai Brith Canada

2 months ago | torontosun.com | Jack Boland

Held at the Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club in North York, the honourees were joined by peers, including Sun Editor-in-Chief Adrienne Batra, and city councillors, James Pasternak and Brad Bradford. Judy Foldes, B’nai Brith’s chief operating officer, said the event also marked the 150th anniversary of the B’nai Brith media awards. “We have been part of the Canadian fabric for over 150 years,” said Foldes.
Torontonians forced to do the snowmageddon shimmy amid ongoing cleanup

2 months ago | torontosun.com | Jack Boland

Please, Torontonians, limber up before stepping out and take a chill pill as you negotiate the snow-clogged streets on foot, bike or by car – because city officials say it will take at least three weeks to clear this dance floor. On a section of roadway at Shoppers World located on Danforth at Victoria Park Aves., the mountains of snow obscured the plaza from the street on Thursday and made sidewalks non-negotiable, sending pedestrians into the bike lanes and cyclists onto the road.
'GREAT TO BE ALIVE': Passenger aboard Delta flight recounts harrowing moments after Toronto crash

2 months ago | torontosun.com | Jack Boland

Those were the words on Tuesday from Peter Carlson, a 20-year veteran paramedic from Minneapolis, who was aboard the Delta Air Lines flight that crashed Monday afternoon at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. “(It was a) forceful landing onto the runway,” said Carlson. “We definitely felt like we dropped very heavily. And very quickly.” Carlson was flying from Minneapolis to Toronto to attend the Ontario Association of Paramedic Chiefs Paramedicine Knowledge Exchange Expo.
Toronto residents fearful of rampant coyote attacks

2 months ago | torontosun.com | Jack Boland

Garrison Park resident Ruby Kooner spoke to the Toronto Sun by phone Friday explaining her beloved 13-year-old Shih Tzu-Poodle mix Amber was attacked by coyotes in November and died of sepsis on Dec. 13, 2024. She said area residents are going in circles trying to find a solution with city and provincial officials. “We were going on a routine walk maybe two minutes from my building,” Kooner said, recalling how she took Amber for a nightly jaunt.
RAYS OF SUNSHINE: Our Top 5 SUNshine Girls for January 2025

2 months ago | torontosun.com | Jack Boland

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'GETTING VERY SCARY:' Dog owners in Toronto area on edge over coyote attacks

2 months ago | thesudburystar.com | Jack Boland

Published Feb 03, 2025 • Last updated 6 hours ago • 3 minute readLena holds her pint-size Yorkshire terrier Louis at Gateway Park in Liberty Village, west off Strachan Ave., on Monday, Feb. 3, 2025, in Toronto. Dog owners in the area are on high alert after a series of coyote attacks that led to a dog's death and several others injured since November 2024. Photo by Jack Boland /Toronto SunArticle contentIt’s getting coyote ugly for some downtown residents after a spate of attacks on pets.