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7 victims in 'extremely disturbing' rash of Toronto shootings to survive: police - Vimarsana News

7 victims in 'extremely disturbing' rash of Toronto shootings to survive: police

Police say they believe all seven surviving people shot across Toronto on Sunday in four separate incidents spanning six hours will likely recover from their injuries.

Source: cp24.com
7 victims in 'extremely disturbing' rash of Toronto shootings to survive: police - Vimarsana News

7 victims in 'extremely disturbing' rash of Toronto shootings to survive: police

Police say they believe all seven surviving people shot across Toronto on Sunday in four separate incidents spanning six hours will likely recover from their injuries.

Source: cp24.com
Seven victims of Toronto Father's Day shootings to survive: police - Vimarsana News

Seven victims of Toronto Father's Day shootings to survive: police

Police say they believe all seven surviving people shot across Toronto on Sunday in four separate incidents spanning six hours will likely recover from their injuries.

Activist Beverly Bain hailed as hero for brilliant response to Toronto Police's racism apology - Vimarsana News

Activist Beverly Bain hailed as hero for brilliant response to Toronto Police's racism apology

University of Toronto professor and veteran activist Beverly Bain is the toast of Twitter today after delivering some show-stopping remarks during ...

Source: blogto.com
Community members denounce Toronto police apology for increased use of force as meaningless - Vimarsana News

Community members denounce Toronto police apology for increased use of force as meaningless

After a Toronto police report showing Black, Indigenous and other racialized groups are disproportionately affected by use of force and strip searches landed with a damning thud in those communities Wednesday, advocates are dismissing an apology from the chief of police and demanding immediate change in policing.

Source: cbc.ca