Milton man who stabbed wife twice says her death was not intentional

https://www.insidehalton.com/news/milton-murder-sentencing-rasheed/article\_ef8de964-cbc3-59ff-954a-5c5adccbf4de.html

A Milton man who stabbed his wife to death in front of their two young children apologized to her family during a Sept. 29 court hearing, but also continued to insist he did not mean to kill her.

Asad Rasheed, 44, was convicted April 9 of second-degree murder in connection with the 2022 stabbing death of Summara Aslam.

u/PinkLincoln00 — 14 days ago

Serial Break in Suspect Arrested

https://www.haltonpolice.ca/news-releases/posts/serial-break-in-suspect-arrested/

The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) has arrested a serial break-in suspect and laid a dozen criminal charges in connection to the investigation.
In the evening of September 4, 2026, a suspect broke into an unoccupied residence in the Campbellville area of Milton. The suspect used a ladder to access the residence through a second level patio door and ransacked the home for valuables. During the following investigation, officers with the 1 District Criminal Investigations Bureau identified a male suspect and determined he was also responsible for multiple break-ins in Cambridge and Elora.  

On September 22, 2026, Robert Cybulski (65) of Kitchener was arrested at his residence. He has been charged with the following:
·         Break and Enter (7 counts)
·         Disguise with Intent (5 counts)

Cybulski was held in custody pending a bail hearing.
Investigators have also identified the vehicle used by the accused during these break ins to be a 2016 black Honda Accord.

Investigators believe Cybulski to be responsible for additional break-ins and have attached a photo of him and a stock image of his vehicle to this media release.
Anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to contact the 1 District Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-4777 ext. 2416.

u/PinkLincoln00 — 16 days ago
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Canada’s car theft crisis was fuelled by tech. Now it’s powered by rocks and violence: Naz Tokhi, 19, was convicted of 10 home invasion car thefts — and charged with more while out on bail. Inside his terrifying crime spree.

thestar.com
u/PinkLincoln00 — 26 days ago

New Rule

With rumours of a fall election, all political discussion will require citations and evidence of a claim you are making. All political discussion has to be applicable to Halton region. Memes/AI with false information or meant to dehumanize candidates will be removed and could result in a ban.

Just because a news or other legitimate source is reporting facts you don’t like, does not mean it is not true. If you are genuinely disturbed by false information from a news source, report it to Elections Canada. Different political ideologies have to exist in the same space regardless of how upsetting that may be to you. If you don’t believe people who disagree with you are allowed to exist you need more therapy and less Reddit.

Name calling, vulgar language, dehumanization, brow beating, patronizing and emotional extortion will be deleted and could result in a ban. Suspected new accounts, bots and brigadiers will also be banned.

u/PinkLincoln00 — 27 days ago
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CBSA issues 188 deportation orders, 50 from the GTA.

https://www.canada.ca/en/border-services-agency/news/2026/09/cbsa-efforts-to-disrupt-extortion-networks-led-to-over-100-removals.html

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) continues to take action against individuals with suspected links to extortion activities, working with law enforcement partners across Canada to identify, investigate, and remove those who are inadmissible under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act(IRPA).

Through joint enforcement efforts nationwide, the CBSA supports a coordinated response to extortion. The agency investigates foreign nationals who may be in violation of IRPA, including those engaged in criminal and organized crime activities, such as extortion.

These investigations are built on information from law enforcement partners, other government agencies, CBSA-led investigations, and public reporting. The CBSA places the highest priority on enforcement and removal of cases involving criminality, organized crime and individuals who pose a risk to public safety.  

The CBSA dedicated resources to investigating cases with potential links to extortion in the Pacific and Prairie regions in August 2025, and expanded the initiative to the Greater Toronto Area in November 2025.

As of September 3, 2026, 188 removal orders have been issued on various inadmissibility grounds, and 111 individuals have been removed from Canada. These figures can be further broken down by region:
In Pacific Region, 91 removal orders have been issued, and 58 individuals have been removed from Canada. 

In Prairie Region, 47 removal orders have been issued, and 30 individuals have been removed from Canada. 

In Greater Toronto Area (GTA) Region, 50 removal orders have been issued, and 23 individuals have been removed from Canada.

u/PinkLincoln00 — 30 days ago
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Burlington by the numbers

Here are some key numbers showing how things have changed for Burlington over the last four years. Burlington’s municipal election starts with internet voting from October 14th to October 23rd and ends with in-person voting on October 26th. Municipal elections take place every four years, have a look at the last four.

https://www.focusburlington.ca/opionion-burlington-by-the-numbers/

u/Focus_Burlington — 1 month ago
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Package stolen

My package got delieverd today around 5:45 pm and by 6:30 pm it was stolen by this indiviudal on baronwood drive today. He was dressed like a worker but i see no car in sight and there was no reason for an amazon worker to come back again later to take a package in my name.

If anyone is living on baronwood and has a video of this person walking with my packages or got a shot of his car please let me know.

It seems to me like its a thief dressed in a uniform to not attract attention.

Also 10 min before this individual showed up a person in a grey suit came up to the package looked at it and proceeded to call someone on the phone and lingered around. Very suspicious...

u/Friendly_Gas_5655 — 1 month ago
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For Anyone Who Takes Transit Watch Out For These People

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u/PinkLincoln00 — 1 month ago