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Significant gaps in the Toronto Police Service’s policies, procedures, training, and accountability mechanisms have contributed to systemic racial discrimination and mistrust of police among members of the Black community, a new report by the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) found.

While street checks appear to have been effectively eliminated in Toronto, Black people still report being stopped and searched at a much higher rate than people from other racial groups

Black and Indigenous Ontarians are far more likely to be subject to police actions serious enough to lead to a Special Investigations Unit probe, the provincial watchdog says in a new report.

The man who saw Toronto police kill gunsmith Rodger Kotanko is suing the service and Kotanko's family, saying both put him in unnecessary danger and traumatized him for life. He's suing them for $2.6M.

Constable Andrew Davis faces charges of aggravated assault and discharging a firearm with intent to maim, wound, disfigure or endanger life

The Black Legal Action Centre (BLAC) and McCarthy Tétrault LLP have commenced a class action against the Toronto Police Service for the practice of Carding,

A proposed class-action lawsuit has been launched this week regarding the historic use of carding by police in Toronto.

It names the Toronto Police Services Board, current police chief Myron Demkiw and former chiefs James Ramer, Mark Saunders and Bill Blair as defendants.

Filing alleges that police practice of randomly stopping individuals and collecting their personal information violated Charter rights

It names the Toronto Police Services Board, current police chief Myron Demkiw and former chiefs James Ramer, Mark Saunders and Bill Blair as defendants.