Toronto Crime Watch

BREAKING: We've just received the news that the Carney government is appealing the Emergencies Act decision. Today was their deadline. They filed it at the absolute last moment. And we were ready. We are prepared to defend our victory that found the Emergencies Act was used unlawfully and the regulations were unconstitutional, should the Supreme Court grant leave.

Vaughan Home Owner Shoots Armed Home Invasion Suspect York Regional Police have charged one suspect and are searching for three others following an armed home invasion in Vaughan early Tuesday morning. According to York Regional Police, officers were called to a residence near Carrville Woods Circle and Crimson Forest Drive at approximately 12:50 a.m. on March 17, 2026, after reports of a shooting. Investigators say multiple suspects, at least one of whom was armed with a firearm, forced their way into the home. During the incident, a resident retrieved a legally owned and properly stored firearm and shot one of the intruders. The suspects fled the scene in a black pickup truck before officers arrived. No residents were physically injured. Roughly two hours later, at about 3:15 a.m., police were notified that a man suffering from a gunshot wound had been dropped off at a hospital in the Toronto area. Authorities later confirmed the man was injured during the Vaughan home invasion. The suspect remains in police custody in hospital and is reported to be in stable condition. Charges are pending. Investigators say that, based on the evidence collected, no charges have been laid against the homeowner who discharged the firearm. Police continue to search for three outstanding suspects as the investigation remains ongoing.

I am extremely disappointed that the court has refused to put a stop to Al-Quds Day, which has long been a venue for antisemitism, hatred, intimidation and the glorification of terrorism. While the judge cited Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms, when we talk about rights we need to be clear that every person has the right to safety and security. We need to be clear that no one in Canada has the right to incite violence or free licence to intimidate and hate. The judge also said that Toronto Police Service do not need an injunction to preserve the peace. That's unbelievable! If that's the case, I fully expect that the police will immediately intervene at the first sign of hate, violence or glorification of terrorist organizations. I won't stop working to put an end to the hatred and division that runs too rampant on Canada's streets. I won't stop working to protect the greatest province in the greatest country in the world.

We have a heavy police presence in the downtown area today and our officers will be making arrests for anyone breaking the law. Interfering with officers performing their duties or engaging in violence or any criminal behavior will not be tolerated.