Toronto police investigating Queen West area homicide

Late Saturday night, a man was found dead in Toronto with multiple stab wounds, according to local police. The man was discovered in the vicinity of Queen Street West and Callender Street shortly before midnight when law enforcement responded to reports of an injury. Keep updated with the most recent National news sent directly to your inbox every day. Emergency medical services arrived at the scene and attempted to rescue the man using on-site life-saving techniques. However, despite being shifted to the hospital, the man could not survive his injuries. The most current news shows that the JN.1 subvariant of COVID 19 has become the most commonly found variant in Canada. In other news, most victims in the fatal New York bus crash were found to be Canadians, as reported by officials. Homicide is being considered as the cause of the man’s death, but there are no known suspects at this time, states Const. Laura Brabant of the Toronto Police Service. As the case unfolds, more details are anticipated to be provided, adds Brabant. Other crime news includes threats of extortion disturbing the peace of South Asian communities in B.C., Ontario, Alberta and the sentencing of a man convicted for the murder of a Muslim family left orphaned. A former police officer has been sentenced to 14 months for his involvement in the death of Elijah McClain. There has also been an appearance and hearing in court for Calgary teens arrested on terrorism-related charges.