Repeat vandalism in Toronto leaves homeowners frustrated

Repeat vandalism in Toronto leaves homeowners frustrated

June 8, 2026 11:13 am EST.

A woman whose father received an order from the City of Toronto to clean up graffiti on his property is speaking out about what she calls punitive city bylaws. Pat Taney reports.

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