Raju Mudhar is a Staff Reporter at the Toronto Star. He covers breaking news while also delving into themes such as culture, crime, health, and animal rights, reflecting a diverse range of interests from animal cruelty to transportation policy. Raju's work has been featured in several publications, including The Mississauga News and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Raju Mudhar's coverage focuses on local issues in Toronto, including government announcements, legal policy regulation, and a variety of topics such as government & politics, crime, business & industry. His articles revolve around the City of Toronto and cover diverse themes like health & wellbeing and entertainment news.
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By: Raju Mudhar
According to Toronto police, all three officers have now returned to Canada, and have been suspended with pay.
By: Raju Mudhar
The Star exclusively reported that the officers attempted to flash a Toronto badge the night of the incident.
By: Raju Mudhar
As criminals use technology like trailcams to seek victims, some of Toronto's most affluent neighbourhoods are signing up for AI-powered security in hopes of more protection against robberies and home
By: Raju Mudhar
Tina Yazdani alleges her firing amounted to a wrongful termination after new management took issue with her confrontational style with politicians in the Ontario government.
Anthony Taylor, 28, was was shot and killed after a brief interaction with several suspects, police said.
The investigation that led to a Toronto police officer being killed on duty may have ties to the U.S. Consulate shooting in March, according to reports.
By: Raju Mudhar
An international probe stemmed from the March shooting. It’s not clear if there’s a link to an alleged Iraqi terrorist that U.S. authorities arrested.
By: Raju Mudhar
“I just want to use this as an opportunity to say that I'm sorry for the harm that I've caused," Hoggard told his parole hearing. "It's not lost on me
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Const. Tarun Bali, 29, died June 9 while conducting an investigation with members of the James Bay OPP detachment near Hearst, Ont.
By: Raju Mudhar
“At this time, the Counter Terrorism Unit has received no specific information indicating a specific threat in Toronto," police wrote. An officer and a civilian were killed in the shooting
