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Anishinaabe regalia stolen from parked vehicle in downtown Toronto

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Anishinaabe regalia stolen from parked vehicle in downtown Toronto Posted January 14, 2025 1:50 pm. Toronto police investigators are seeking the public’s help finding a suspect and retrieving Anishinaabe regalia that was stolen from a parked car in downtown Toronto on Saturday . The vehicle was parked in the Bay and Edwards streets area at around 2:30 a.m. Police say at some point the vehicle was broken into and a suitcase containing the victim’s fully beaded Anishinaabe regalia was taken. If you know anything about the theft, contact Toronto Police..