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Police in Toronto are launching a new counterterrorism unit in direct response to “an evolving security landscape” in the city. As Caryn Lieberman reports, they’re also increasing their presence and limiting protestors from entering certain residential areas.

Toronto Police have made a new arrest in connection to the spree of violent incidents targeting a major waste management company in the GTA. As Megan King reports, this comes after Thursday’s most recent case of suspected arson at a GFL facility.

An auto mechanic has been identified as the city’s latest homicide victim. As Caryn Lieberman reports, police say the suspect fled the scene of the deadly stabbing on foot.

Nearly a year after a mass shooting killed one man and injured five others, community members are celebrating the opening of a community safety hub. An increased police presence has been in high demand for many years, and the neighbourhood is hoping it will help curb ongoing gun violence. Matthew Bingley reports.

Toronto Police have arrested two suspects and are seeking the public’s help finding one other suspect in relation to the murder of Jahkai Jack. As Megan King reports, there is a Canada-wide warrant issued for second degree murder.

Toronto police are searching for a missing child who was last seen Thursday afternoon in Scarborough’s Oakridge neighbourhood. As Nicole Di Donato reports, investigators have set up a command post outside the 12-year-old’s school.

One of the Toronto police officers charged in connection with a corruption scandal has been denied bail as the scope of Project South broadens. Caryn Lieberman reports.

Seven Toronto Police officers and one retired officer are among 27 suspects arrested by York Regional Police in a seven-month investigation into organized crime and corruption. As Megan King reports, TPS and YRP chiefs say ‘Project South’ will not rest until all officers that abuse police power are held responsible.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Toronto mayor Olivia Chow weighed in on the shocking York Regional Police’s organized crime and corruption investigation that led to seven Toronto police officers, including one retired member, being arrested. “They’re bad actors. They’re going to be held accountable,” Ford said during an unrelated press conference on Friday.

There are shocking allegations of corruption and criminal activity against seven active police officers and one retired member of the Toronto Police Service. Caryn Lieberman reports.

Global News has learned that at least nine Toronto police officers have been arrested in an organized crime investigation. The arrests are part of “Project South” — a lengthy investigation by York Regional Police into organized crime and corruption.

Seven Toronto police officers, including one retired member, have been arrested among 27 suspects following a major organized crime and corruption investigation, York Regional Police announced Thursday. Police revealed the results of Project South, a months long probe that uncovered allegations of bribery, breach of trust, drug trafficking and the unauthorized access and distribution of...

A corruption scandal is rocking the Toronto Police service, resulting in charges against 27 people, including seven current and one former officer. Jeff Semple explains they’re accused of, how the alleged crimes were discovered, and what the fallout could look like.

The Toronto Police Marine Unit are on the Port of Toronto conducting their annual ice safety training as the recent cold temperatures have allowed the lake to freeze over, but police warn the newly formed ice is dangerous. Jaden Lee-Lincoln shares some safety tips.

Toronto police are investigating after shots were fired at the U.S. consulate in Toronto early Tuesday morning. Nobody was injured, but the building was damaged and the suspects remain on the loose. As Sean O’Shea reports, authorities are calling the shooting a national security incident.

As Catherine McDonald reports, parents of students affected by the lockdowns say their children were scared.

Toronto police make an arrest in the shooting of a Jewish-owned restaurant and the Chief’s warning to other would-be shooters.

Toronto police have arrested the gunman who allegedly opened fire on a Jewish-owned restaurant on Friday in the city’s north-end. The bullets rang out on the second day of Passover. As Nicole Di Donato reports, it’s the latest in a string of shootings at synagogues around the GTA over the last several weeks, leaving the...

Toronto police unveiled new measures Tuesday aimed at increasing safety and security in the city. 

Calls for a public inquiry tonight following an OPP investigation into allegations of collusion by three Toronto Police officers.