Politics and its Discontents

While the presumption of innocence is fundamental to our justice system, common sense and public sensibilities are always unspoken element...

Although long, the road to criminal justice for Adam Nobody has finally ended; the police officer who viciously assaulted him during the i...

Leadership is a word that evokes many associations; strength, vision, determination and resolve are a few of the positive ones. Selfishne...

Although I have written countless posts about the abrogation of charter rights and myriad instances of police brutality that occured in T...

His Mad Face? Seasoned cynic that I am, I can't help but think that Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair's denunciation of police misb...

Judging by both past events and current practices, I think it is safe to say that neither Premier Dalton McGuinty nor Toronto Police Ch...

The following is a brief excerpt from a comprehensive report by retired judge John Morden on the police brutality and abuses of Charter...

Although two years overdue, the abuses of Charter Rights and police brutality that occurred in Toronto during the June 2010 G20 Summit...

The Toronto Star reports the following: The province’s police complaints watchdog has recommended 31 officers be charged with misco...

As a reader of various progressive bloggers, I know that the thirst for justice and accountability burns strongly amongst informed Can...

Despite the ongoing and very critical coverage of Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair and his myriad leadership failures at the 2010 G20 Sum...

In the strange parallel world inhabited by Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair, that seems to be the rule governing administrative oversigh...

While this report from The Office of the Independent Police Review may afford some satisfaction for confirming the obvious, the fact ...

Oh, there is much in the news today to report and comment on, but I'll start with something close to my heart: Toronto Police Chief Bi...