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Author: Om Shanbhag
Publication Date: August 13, 2026 - 20:36
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Toronto police recover thousands of stolen items linked to high-end condo break-ins
August 13, 2026
Toronto police say they have recovered more than $1-million worth of family heirlooms, jewellery and gold during an investigation into high-end residential break-ins, leading to three arrests and 150 charges.
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