Hate-Fueled Attacks in Toronto & Waterloo, Robbery in Kitchener

0:00It's April 5th. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Toronto police are searching for two suspects after a hate-fueled assault in the church, Wellesley neighborhood. It happened Saturday at 12.22 a.m. near church and Alexander streets, where a victim walking got hit with homophobic slurs from a passing. Car. Then jump by the pair who fled in a dark sedan. The first guy is about six feet tall with a thin build, all black clothes and the ski mask. The second is five foot nine, same thin frame, dressed head to toe and black with the ski mask too. Cops won tips at 416, 808, 3500 or crime stoppers. Meanwhile up in Waterloo, regional police are probing another hate-motivated attack Sunday around 2.25 p.m. at a business near King Street. North and Columbia Street East, the victim got minor injuries, suspects bolted in a black Acura SUV and a white Honda Civic. Over

1:03in Kitchener, a 60 year old man faces charges for four knife point robberies at local stores. He hit spots near Belmont and Glasgow on March 29th in April 4th, even tried twice that same nightmare King and Andrew, but got nothing. And hurt no one. He's nailed with robbery with a weapon, threats and more. If you know anything on these cases, hit up the lines or sights like 2, 2, 2, 2 tips dot com. Stay vigilant out there folks, hate and crime don't get a pass.