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Insp. Errol Watson speaking at the press conference regarding the incident on Tuesday

Police identify suspect in TMU hit-and-run that injured four

Toronto Police say Ryan Petroff, 23, intentionally drove a vehicle down the campus walkway; urging the public not to approach

Police officers walking passing the caution tape onto the scene of the crime on Nelson Mandela Walk regarding the hit-and-run

BREAKING: Four injured in hit and run at Nelson Mandela Walk

Two people were taken to a hospital with injuries after being struck by the four-wheel vehicle

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Campus News Student Politics

BREAKING: 2025 TMSU general election declared voided

A statement from the TMSU board of directors shares latest updates on the state of the student union

A photo of President Lachemi surrounded by an illustration of the sun beaming behind him.

Sunny at TMU: 2024 sunshine list shines light on salaries

Last year’s sunshine list shares the salaries of TMU’s top earning executives, with some noticeable changes

This year’s top news stories

The news sections most impactful stories of the 2024-25 year

Meet your Fall 2025 masthead

Congratulations to the editors of Fall 2025!

Two illustrated protestors hold graphic anti-abortion signs.

Presence of anti-abortion group on campus raises familiar tension at TMU

With graphic images and charged rhetoric, the group’s return sparks frustration and concern among students

TMU launches new photography media arts minor

Studio-based photography minor opens doors for students pursuing creative pathways

TMSU pamphlet is held up at Toronto Metropolitan University

Campus News Student Politics

313 demerit points issued in TMSU general election after the voting period

Most allegations against Re-Elect dismissed for insufficient evidence or late filing.

A photo of furniture being moved out of the 'The Works' building.

Victoria Street safe consumption site closing permanently

'The Works' to close after Bill 233 comes into effect

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TRSS $17,000 short after lack of communication and policy breaches

President Nika Nobari breaches policies and TRSS mandated to pay $17,000

A photo of a fully stocked shelf at LCBO labeled with 'prepared in Canada for Canadians'.

TMU students prioritize Canada-first initiatives amidst U.S.-imposed tariffs

Students are changing their buying habits to purchase fewer American products

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