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Man dead after shooting near Emmett Avenue and Jane Street: police
Man dead after shooting near Emmett Avenue and Jane Street: police

CTV News

timea day ago

  • CTV News

Man dead after shooting near Emmett Avenue and Jane Street: police

Police are on the scene investigating an overnight shooting that left one man dead near Jane and Weston. A man in hospital has died Sunday morning after an alleged shooting in Toronto's west end late last night, officials say. Toronto police say officers responded to reports of gunfire near Emmett Avenue and Jane Street just after 10 p.m. When they arrived, they say officers found a male victim with a gunshot wound. He was transported to hospital by paramedics but later succumb to his injuries. Police say the suspect fled the area before officers arrived, adding that the homicide unit is now investigating. No suspect description has been released but police are asking anyone with information to come forward. This is a developing news story, more details to come...

Do West Fest takes over stretch of west end street in Toronto
Do West Fest takes over stretch of west end street in Toronto

CBC

time3 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • CBC

Do West Fest takes over stretch of west end street in Toronto

A festival that bills itself as "Toronto's start to the summer" has taken over a stretch of a major west end street this weekend. Now in its 12th year, Do West Fest celebrates the rich culture of the city's Little Portugal neighbourhood. Sixteen blocks are closed to traffic across Dundas Street W. between Lansdowne Avenue and Shaw Street. The streets are now filled with food trucks and local vendors instead of cars. Organizers have set up three music stages — Lulaworld, Community and Transmit Presents — throughout the festival. "All of them bring a bit of a different flavor," Kristyn Gelfand, the event's lead producer told CBC Toronto on Friday. "Lulaworld has bands from as far away as Ecuador and Brazil. The Community Stage is programmed hyper-locally, so all the artists on that stage have a direct connection to this neighbourhood, whether they live or work or rehearse in this right here on Dundas," Gelfand said.. "And then [there's] the Transmit Stage, which brings in the best of Canadian indie rock from all across the country." The festival will wrap up at 6 pm. on Saturday, but road closures on Dundas Street W. will stay in effect until midnight.

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