Missing Teen Esther Found 'Safe and Sound' at Rexdale Residence
Toronto Police announced Thursday afternoon that 14-year-old Esther, who vanished on May 15, has been located. The teen was found safe at a residence in the Rexdale area, located in the northwest part of the city. Authorities believe she was found with an adult male. The news brings relief to the community, which had been actively searching for the missing Jewish teenager.
Esther's disappearance had sparked a widespread search, with posters circulated across the city. The Toronto Sun reported that she was found on Thursday, May 28, 2026. While the details of her time away remain unclear, police have confirmed she is safe and sound.
HUNTER: Nagging Questions Remain After Missing Teen Esther Found Safe
Despite the positive outcome, many questions linger. Most missing persons cases do not generate such a high level of public interest, as the vast majority of missing children are found quickly, often with friends or engaged in typical teenage activities. However, this case has raised several queries that remain unanswered. Investigators continue to look into the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and the involvement of the adult male found with her.
Former NHL Star Claude Lemieux Dies by Suicide
Former Montreal Canadiens forward Claude Lemieux died early Thursday morning in Florida. According to TMZ, his death was by suicide. Lemieux was found at the family furniture business by his adult son around 3 a.m. after family members became concerned he had not returned home. The 21-year NHL veteran was located in a rear warehouse. Lemieux, 60, was a key player for the Canadiens during their playoff runs and was known for his physical style of play.
JPMorgan Banker Wins $4 Million Settlement After Firing Over Sandwich Platter
A banker who sued JPMorgan Chase after being fired over a fancy food platter has won a $4 million settlement. Brent Bodner filed a wrongful-termination lawsuit in November 2024, five months after he was terminated for expensing a deli plate for a party at his California home, which a prospective client attended. The settlement highlights ongoing debates about corporate expense policies and workplace justice.
Southern Ontario Bus Driver Charged with Stunt Driving with Children on Board
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a 56-year-old female bus driver from Beeton, Ontario, with stunt driving after she was allegedly caught traveling at twice the speed limit while children were on the bus. The incident occurred in Mulmur, Ontario, where the driver was observed going 100 km/h in a 50 km/h zone around 4 p.m. on Tuesday. The driver faces additional charges as the investigation continues.
