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Toronto's 911 service needs more staff to answer calls faster, audit says - Vimarsana News

Toronto's 911 service needs more staff to answer calls faster, audit says

Toronto's 911 call centre failed to meet its minimum standard for answering calls almost every day last year, and must hire more operators to offset its staffing shortages, according to the city's auditor general.

Source: cbc.ca
One of Canada's largest police forces admits using more force on Black people - Vimarsana News

One of Canada's largest police forces admits using more force on Black people

Toronto police released race-based data Wednesday showing racialized people are more likely to experience use of force by police.

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
Black, indigenous people face discriminate policing in Canada's Toronto, data shows - Vimarsana News

Black, indigenous people face discriminate policing in Canada's Toronto, data shows

Newly released data shows that Black, indigenous, and other minority communities in Canada's biggest city of Toronto have faced disproportionate use-of-force by police officers.

Source: presstv.ir
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