7 Toronto police officers arrested in corruption probe

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Toronto police officers arrested after investigation reveals mob-linked murder plot, bribery and drug trafficking
The investigation began when police uncovered a murder plot involving a corrections management employee who was targeted by mobsters, an official said.

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7 Toronto police officers arrested over suspected ties to organized crime
Toronto police officer called ‘genesis’ of corruption probe denied bail
Toronto Police Officers Charged in Drug and Corruption Investigation
“The allegations of criminal corruption include bribery, obstruction of justice, drug trafficking, theft of personal property, breach of trust, and the unauthorized access and distribution of confiden...

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Toronto police corruption case: Explosive allegations against officers accused of leaking information to criminals
Only some Toronto cops in corruption probe face suspension without pay. Here's why
Seven Toronto police officers arrested in corruption probe
More than 400 officers, including from York, Toronto and the Ontario Provincial Police, were involved in the investigation, York Deputy Chief Ryan Hogan said at the press conference.

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Toronto police chief vows full accountability as officers charged in ‘violent’ criminal network probe
Eight current and former Toronto police arrested in organized crime inquiry

Toronto police raided gay bathhouses 45 years ago. Now the city plans never to forget, with a new plaque

Toronto will create a heritage plaque to commemorate the 1981 bathhouse raids that galvanized the city's 2SLGBTQ+ community, city officials announced Thursday.

Toronto police ID 16-year-old boy shot and killed inside Scarborough Tim Hortons

Toronto police have identified the teenage boy who was shot and killed inside a Tim Hortons in Scarborough on Thursday afternoon.

York police hold news conference after 9 TPS officers reportedly charged in tow truck investigation

York Regional Police are holding a news conference at 10 a.m. ET Thursday after what they call "a lengthy investigation into organized crime and corruption." This comes after multiple sources told CBC News that nine Toronto police officers are facing charges related to violent incidents involving tow trucks across the GTA.