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Premier Ford denies abandoning Ottawa during convoy crisis - Vimarsana News

Premier Ford denies abandoning Ottawa during convoy crisis

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is denying his government abandoned Ottawa during last winter's convoy crisis, suggesting the three-week occupation of the city's downtown by protesters would have ended sooner if the former mayor and police chief had done a better job.

Source: cbc.ca
Freedom Convoy: Ford denies abandoning Ottawa - Vimarsana News

Freedom Convoy: Ford denies abandoning Ottawa

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he does not agree with a finding of the Public Order Emergency Commission that was critical of his government's actions during the Freedom Convoy protests in Ottawa.

Man wanted for 'random attacks' on TTC subway - Vimarsana News

Man wanted for 'random attacks' on TTC subway

A man is wanted by Toronto police for allegedly attacking two passengers on the subway in “random attacks” on Thursday.

Source: cp24.com
Trudeau ignores top cop on stricter bail and sentencing for gun crime - Vimarsana News

Trudeau ignores top cop on stricter bail and sentencing for gun crime

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he wants to deal with gun crime so why is he ignoring calls for bail and sentencing reforms?

Source: canada.com
What's behind the long recruitment process for Toronto's new police chief - Vimarsana News

What's behind the long recruitment process for Toronto's new police chief

After two years without a permanent chief, last week the Toronto Police Service selected the city’s new top cop. The lengthy timeline has some experts and critics asking why it took so long to select a qualified candidate who was within the ranks of the TPS all along.

Source: cbc.ca