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Toronto police have been told to look into whether the race-based data they are legally required to collect could eventually be used to identify and investigate "specific instances of potential inequitable policing" as well as broader, systemic issues.
Toronto police have been told to look into whether the race-based data they are legally required to collect could eventually be used to identify and investigate “specific instances of potential inequitable policing” as well as broader, systemic issues.
The findings led to several initiatives from within the organisation
The Toronto Police Service chief apologized to the public for the findings of an investigation that demonstrated the Toronto police’s excessive use of force on racialized residents.
One person is in custody after a woman was set on fire while on a TTC bus Friday afternoon in what police are calling a “random attack.”