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Black U of T student allegedly tasered by Toronto cops who insisted he was someone else - Vimarsana News

Black U of T student allegedly tasered by Toronto cops who insisted he was someone else

Less than two weeks after a 31-year-old Black high school teacher was tased by police in Los Angeles to the point of cardiac arrest, a Toronto fami...

Source: blogto.com
Black student tasered in case of mistaken identity suing police for $1.6M - Vimarsana News

Black student tasered in case of mistaken identity suing police for $1.6M

A Toronto family is going public with their legal fight against local cops after a Black student was tasered in a case of mistaken identity.

TTC fares, budget to increase in bid to increase transit system security - Vimarsana News

TTC fares, budget to increase in bid to increase transit system security

The TTC is set to hike fares by 10 cents and get a $53-million subsidy increase from the city to hire 50 more special constables as the transit service grapples

Toronto's latest villain is a bike lane-blocking toilet - Vimarsana News

Toronto's latest villain is a bike lane-blocking toilet

In what might be a perfect metaphor Toronto's inexplicable tendency to let contractors do whatever the heck they want, wherever the heck they want,...

Source: blogto.com
Mother of pedestrian killed in Niagara says son 'deserved better,' after driver gets $500 fine - Vimarsana News

Mother of pedestrian killed in Niagara says son 'deserved better,' after driver gets $500 fine

Matthew Wilson was killed in 2021 after being hit while walking on a road in Niagara-on-the-Lake. The driver received a $500 fine and nine months probation earlier this month for a charge related to the incident.

Source: cbc.ca