Toronto family sues city over fatal Leaside Bridge incident
Saturday, May 10, 2025, 1:20 pm permalink
A bereaved family has filed a $1.7M lawsuit against the City of Toronto, alleging negligence for failing to install a suicide barrier on Leaside Bridge. The lawsuit, stemming from a fatal fall, raises serious questions about urban safety measures and public accountability.
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