Heavily tattooed man sought in ‘unprovoked’ daylight stabbing of stranger at Yonge and Bloor
Police say the male victim was seriously injured but is expected to survive the sidewalk attack
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Indian fraudster asks for discharge to avoid deportation from Canada
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