Wendy Gillis

While there may be a popular perception that more cops per citizen equals a safer community, research shows "very little relationship" between the number of officers and crime rates.

Ontario judge Philip Downes said it's reasonable to ask Chief Myron Demkiw to explain why he spoke to Reisman after the bookstore was defaced.

“I thought, over the years, that I'd be able to forget and move on, and I can't,” said a woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by a Durham police

In her ruling, delivered in a Brampton courthouse Wednesday, Justice Jennifer Woollcombe said she did not believe much of off-duty Toronto Const. Calvin Au's "unreliable" evidence

The union representing postal workers has blasted Ottawa's intervention as an "assault on our constitutionally protected right to collectively bargain and to strike."

In a statement Sunday, Canada Post said it would notify customers, employees and Canadians “as quickly as possible when it’s time for postal operations to resume”

Ahmed Eldidi, 62, appeared in court on Monday on four charges under Canada's Crimes Against Humanity and War Crime Act — exceedingly rare offences alleged to date back nearly a

With the 2025 contract still unresolved, tensions between the Toronto police board and the union representing frontline officers may not cool for long.

The force said they are in the process of notifying the officer's family and will share further updates soon.

The force said they are in the process of notifying the officer’s family and will share further updates soon.