A proactive traffic stop in Surrey has resulted in one of the region’s latest significant drug seizures, with more than three kilograms of illicit substances taken off the street and two individuals arrested, according to the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia.
On March 24, officers with the CFSEU-BC Uniform Gang Enforcement Team (UGET) conducted the stop as part of ongoing efforts targeting organized crime and street-level trafficking networks.
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An Ontario truck driver has admitted to playing an online game on his cellphone when he caused a pileup on a Montreal-area highway that killed a mother and her 11-year-old son.
On Wednesday, Baljeet Singh, 29, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death and dangerous driving causing bodily harm at the courthouse in Longueuil, on Montreal’s South Shore.
3 people charged after dozens of vehicle thefts at 3 Scarborough GO station parking lots
Three people are facing dozens of charges in connection with vehicle thefts at the parking lots of three GO stations in Scarborough.
Toronto police said the arrests were made at Eglinton GO station in the morning of March 16.
The suspects have been identified as 43-year-old Raju Saydur, 27-year-old Nafees Hasan and 46-year-old Sazzad Ali—all of whom are from Toronto.
A Vaughan pastor is among 15 people facing charges in connection with an alleged organized fraud scheme targeting a program that provides assistance to individuals who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
York Regional Police say that the group was behind an “organized and coordinated” effort to submit fraudulent claims to York Region’s Homeless Prevention Program.
Investigators say that a review of claims between January and December of 2024 identified $99,600 in fraudulent claims connected to the suspects.
Two of the five men accused of murdering a teenager in a terrifying Stoney Creek shooting linked to Greater Toronto Area tow truck wars are refugee claimants, the Toronto Sun has learned.
A third man accused is a permanent resident.
One of the key masterminds behind Canada’s largest gold heist — the brazen theft of $22.5 million in gold and cash from Toronto’s Pearson airport three years ago — has been sentenced to just four years behind bars.
Less credit for pre-sentence custody, the relieved Arsalan Chaudhary has just 42 months left to serve. But that’s not the entirety of his sentence: Ontario Court Justice Shannon McPherson ordered the 44-year-old to pay back $22 million to Brinks — a restitution order that will stand for 40 years.
In a media release issued Wednesday, officials say investigators with the Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force, supported by the Hate Crime Unit and Counter Terrorism Security Unit, launched a probe into the incident.
On April 5, officers executed a search warrant in Brampton, in the area of Bovaird Drive East and Torbram Road.
As a result, 30-year-old Mohamed Mahdi, of Brampton, has been charged with multiple firearm-related offences, including discharging a restricted or prohibited firearm and possession of a loaded prohibited firearm.
Bet he’s shortlisted for the Diversity Ambassador post!
After furious M&S chief demands that Labour get to grips with Britain’s High St raiders, IAN GALLAGHER exposes the gangs cynically using little girls to fleece designer stores
The little girl was probably no more than seven but already canny enough to know the value of the pink Chanel handbag taking centre stage in a boutique in Surrey.
Security footage captures her eyeing the ‘pre-loved’ £6,000 bag like a coveted toy, then alerting a woman wearing a flowery headscarf who is feigning interest in dresses.
Neither can believe their luck. Unlike the other handbags, this bag is unencumbered by a security tag and cable.
LOS ANGELES — A Brampton man who served as the leader of an Indo-Canadian trucking network at the heart of Ryan Wedding’s narco empire pleaded guilty this week in federal court to running a continuing criminal enterprise — a charge that carries a mandatory minimum of 20 years in federal prison.
Turns out the Greater Toronto Area is the wild west!
And it’s getting wilder!
#WATCH: Suspects Post Video Online, Shooting At📍Vaughan Home. Same Home Was Targeted A Few Days Ago For Attempted Vehicle Arson. YRP Investigating. https://t.co/52jzfPj7tL pic.twitter.com/IAbCrs248c
— 401_da_sarpanch (@401_da_sarpanch) March 25, 2026
Inderjeet Singh Gosal, who leads the Sikhs for Justice movement in Canada following the 2023 assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, has had gun possession charges against him stayed in an Ontario court.
Gosal was charged in September 2025, when Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) stopped his car in Whitby, Ont. Police alleged they found a loaded handgun in a car, and charged Gosal along with two companions.
Charges against Arman Singh of Ontario and Jagdeep Singh of New York were dropped two months later, but continued against Gosal.
After pulling off the largest gold heist in Canadian history — a $24-million haul stolen from Pearson airport — Arsalan Chaudhary took a portion of the spoils for himself and then distributed the profits to names on his handwritten “debt list,” a Brampton court heard on Monday.
Reading from an agreed statement of facts, Crown attorney Jelena Vlacic detailed the money list police found in Chaudhary’s apartment — a $10.3-million ledger he’d penned to track the distribution of profits from the melted gold.
Weeks after CBC News identified two Indian nationals deported from Canada for serious criminality, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has identified the pair as proof of expanded efforts to disrupt extortion networks.
According to Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) records obtained by CBC News, Arshdeep Singh and Sukhnaaz Singh Sandhu were known to each other — and to the alleged “prime conspirator” behind a series of extortion-linked shootings at a Surrey, B.C., café.
Both men moved between provinces, wracking up run-ins with police at every stop.
The Windsor home of Nancy Grewal, a social media influencer and Khalistan critic killed earlier this month, was previously targeted in an arson last November, say Ontario Provincial Police.
Investigators released video footage of the incident on Sunday, saying it “may be connected” to Grewal’s death on March 3.
A man who was deported last month for suspected involvement in extortion crimes had been in Canada on a study permit. He was believed to have fired several shots earlier this year at a Surrey home from a Jeep Wrangler, federal records show.
Lovebir Singh, 22, was identified by Surrey police as a suspect in extortion-related criminal activity in a public appeal last month looking for information on Singh’s activities and his associates.
