Toronto police issue safety alert after female dragged into wooded area at High Park and sexually assaulted - CP24 / cp24

Thursday, June 5, 2025, 10:23 am

Toronto police have issued a safety warning following a violent incident in High Park where a woman was dragged into a wooded area and sexually assaulted. Authorities are urging vigilance as they search for the suspect, and community members are advised to remain cautious while investigations continue.

cp24.com/ / Police say woman was dragged into woods and sexually assaulted in High Park - CP24

Police say woman was dragged into woods and sexually assaulted in High Park CP24

globalnews.ca / Woman dragged into woods at High Park and sexually assaulted: Toronto police

Toronto police say they are looking for a suspect after a woman was dragged into a wooded area of High Park and sexually assaulted Wednesday night.

torontosun.com / Female dragged into wooded area of High Park and sexually assaulted: Cops

Toronto Police are warning people in the High Park area after a female pedestrian was dragged off a pathway and sexually assaulted. The incident unfolded on Wednesday around 10:40 p.m. in the Howard Park Ave. and Parkside Dr. area. The female — whose age police did not release — was walking on a…

cp24.com/ / Toronto police issue safety alert after female dragged into wooded area at High Park and sexually assaulted - CP24

Toronto police issue safety alert after female dragged into wooded area at High Park and sexually assaulted CP24

citynews.ca / Man wanted in High Park sexual assault dragged woman through wooded area: police

A suspect is wanted after police say a woman was sexually assaulted in High Park late Wednesday night. Toronto police say they were called to the park in the Howard Park Avenue and Parkside Drive area around 10:40 p.m. It’s alleged the female victim was walking on a paved pathway when she was…

permalink / 5 stories from sources in 38 hours ago #crime #justice #ontario

More Top Stories...

Measles outbreak fuels child cases and infant fatality concerns in Canada

Amid a significant measles outbreak influencing diverse regions, officials report over 500 cases among children in Alberta while an Ontario infant tragically became the first fatality linked to the current epidemic. Health experts are urging immediate increases in vaccination efforts and public awareness to stem the disease’s spread. More...

US Ambassador Affirms Canada-US Economic Alignment Amid Tariffs

In a clear display of diplomatic resolve, the U.S. ambassador affirmed that Canada and the United States share aligned economic goals despite ongoing tariffs on imports. The remarks underscore a cautious optimism that room remains for negotiation, aiming to ease trade tensions and foster a cooperative approach between the two neighboring nations. More...

ArriveCan Contractor Faces Seven-Year Ban on Government Deals

In a dramatic twist for government digital partnerships, Ottawa has banned the largest ArriveCan app contractor from winning future contracts for seven years. The decision highlights a strict response to accountability failures amid ongoing scrutiny of the app’s troubled rollout. More...

Carney’s Bill Fast-Tracks National Projects Amid Criticism

The government has introduced fast‐track legislation designed to expedite approvals for projects deemed in the national interest, a move that has met with fierce criticism from climate advocates and First Nations leaders. Critics argue that the rapid process bypasses essential democratic checks while officials defend its economic urgency. More...

Manitoba Premier Announces New Interprovincial Trade Deal and Energy Corridor

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has unveiled a new interprovincial trade agreement aimed at dismantling barriers with British Columbia while promoting a northern energy corridor initiative. The proposal is intended to boost regional trade and stimulate economic growth through streamlined commerce and strategic infrastructure improvements. More...

Related Tags