Kevin Connor

Kevin Connor

Kevin Connor is a general assignment reporter with the Toronto Sun and has been with the company for decades. He graduated from the journalism course at Humber College and was an intern at the Toronto Sun while in school. Connor started working at the Kenora Daily Miner and News after graduating. Connor then worked at the Winnipeg Sun and the Edmonton Sun before coming back to the Toronto Sun.

LATEST STORIES BY KEVIN CONNOR

 

Smash-and-grab robbery at Burlington mall

The new year is proving to be a busy one for police hunting smash-and-grab robbers. Halton Regional Police are looking for several suspects after a smash and grab at Mapleview Shopping Centre in Burlington on Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. Several masked bandits targeted the Charm Diamond Centre store at the mall in the Fairview St.-Queen Elizabeth Way mall. There were no injuries and no suspect descriptions. It is unclear how much merchandise was stolen. And cops in Halton are not alone. On Dec. 30,  police were called to two smash-and-grab store robberies within minutes of each other in Toronto. At 8:43 p.m., police were called to a robbery at a jewelry store at Fairview Mall, in the Sheppard Ave. and Hwy. 404 area. Five masked suspects smashed the front glass door of a jewelry store with hammers, smashing display cases and stealing items for sale. Recommended video Police were able to locate three teenage suspects and are looking for two others. Also on Dec. 30, at 8:47 p.m., police were called to a robbery in North York at a retail store in the Eglinton Ave. W.-Venn Cres. area. Police say three suspects were seen with hammers and they fled in a vehicle. All were wearing black masks and hoodies. It is unclear if the thieves got away with merchandise and there were no injuries.

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January 5, 2025 Crime
The new year is proving to be a busy one for police hunting smash-and-grab robbers in the GTA.

Toronto Zoo mourning loss of spotted hyena Moja, American moose Lily

The Toronto Zoo is mourning the deaths of two of its animals. “A charismatic spotted hyena, every day with Moja was a gift. On Christmas Day, he became lethargic and weak. There was a rapid decline in his condition and an emergency procedure was performed. It was determined that euthanasia was warranted,” the zoo said in a news release. Lily was an older moose and had been under observation since Dec. 23, when staff saw changes in her behaviour. Toronto Zoo's red panda cub gets new name after voting Gorilla Charles, original Toronto Zoo resident, dies at 52 The zoo said that losing Moja and Lily is difficult, but they are thankful for their contribution and impact they have made.

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January 5, 2025 Toronto & GTA
Spotted hyena Moja.
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