Community needs to be involved against gun violence, town hall told
Louis March of the Zero Gun Violence Movement says to fix the gun violence problem the government needs to bring the communities involved into the struggle to save lives.
Louis March of the Zero Gun Violence Movement says to fix the gun violence problem the government needs to bring the communities involved into the struggle to save lives.
The Liberals swept all the ridings in Toronto on election night, making history by jumping from third-party status to forming a majority government.
In his defeat Monday night in Scarborough Southwest, the incumbent called on the victorious Liberal candidate to address constituents’ needs. Nationally, the Liberals won a majority government and, according to CBC’s Canada Votes site, Bill…
Liberal member Bill Blair has won the seat for the Scarborough Southwest district from incumbent NDP candidate Dan Harris.
On April 1 in a statement released by the Toronto Transit Commission, CEO Andy Byford requested a police investigation into an incident which occurred in January.
Police Chief Bill Blair has granted TTC CEO Andy Byford’s request to review a brawl at Union Stationand is to hold a press conference about the incident this morning at 11:30 a.m.
Spt. Heinz Kuck told Centennial College students on Friday that he’s not interested in filling Chief Bill Blair’s shoes. “It would be an amazing experience but my energy, my focus, the rest of my career…
Toronto Police Chief William Blair and President Jennifer Evans of Peel Regional Police said in an interview the police are powerless online.
Kaitlin Heller thinks Toronto streets are very safe, but not necessarily the result of an increased police presence. “I used to live in Harlem, New York, and there were shootings on my doorstep,” Kaitlin Heller said while sitting on a bench at Yonge-Dundas Square. “Toronto feels much safer.”
The Toronto police chief said the streets of the city were safer this summer because his officers worked compulsory overtime hours. In late July this year, Toronto Police of Chief Bill Blair announced the launch of the Toronto Police Service’s Summer Safety Initiative (SSI), which resulted in the equivalent of 329 additional full-time officers monitoring the city between July 26 and Sept. 9.