Patricia D'Cunha is a journalist based in Toronto, Ontario, focusing on local news and events. With a keen interest in crime, accidents, and transportation issues, Patricia covers stories ranging from stolen vehicles and house fires to robberies and traffic incidents. She aims to provide accurate and timely information to keep the community informed and engaged.
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Patricia D'Cunha's coverage primarily focuses on local crime and accidents in the Toronto area. She appears to be most responsive to pitches related to evolving or breaking news stories, particularly those concerning crime, public safety, and accidents in Canada, Ontario, and specifically Toronto.
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Toronto police officers were called to the area of Brimley Road and Lawrence Avenue East in Scarborough early Tuesday morning.
By: Patricia D'Cunha
Seventeen people are facing a combined 83 charges related to an alleged criminal network behind violent home invasions, armed robberies and drug trafficking across the GTA.
For a second time this week, TTC riders are dealing with significant delays on the subway during the morning commute.
Police are searching for a suspect or suspects after two shootings occurred minutes apart in a residential neighbourhood in Ajax.
By: Patricia D'Cunha
The incident happened at King Street West and Spadina Avenue on Tuesday morning. No injuries were reported.
In the weeks since Brian Thompson was gunned down on the street in Manhattan, the public’s reaction has become a major part of the story.
Emergency crews were called to 64 Bathurst St. near Wellington Street West just after 7:30 a.m. on Thursday.
A Scarborough mom, whose daughter has been without a full-time teacher, wants to know if any relief will be coming in the new year.
By: Patricia D'Cunha
It will be a Christmas to remember for one man from Toronto who won 680 NewsRadio's 50/50 Fortune draw in support of Food4Kids Ontario.
By: Patricia D'Cunha
Repairs to streetcar wires have been completed at King Street West and Spadina Avenue after a garbage truck hit wires earlier this week
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