“Toronto – Canada’s version of a Democrat run city”

Toronto’s police union has criticized Mayor Olivia Chow for her lack of public support after a rash of recent violence against law enforcement officials.

The Toronto Police Association (TPA), which represents nearly 8,000 uniform and civilian members of the Toronto Police Service, issued a statement calling on the newly elected mayor to publicly acknowledge the incidents.

“In the last five days, we have had a police officer struck and injured by a stolen car, officers shot at, and a police dog killed in the line of duty. Will Mayor Chow offer any words of condolence or support for our members?” the TPA said in a tweet issued Thursday.

Driver seen mounting sidewalk before driving along bike lane downtown in road rage video

Chaotic scenes from Downtown Toronto… A man was seen driving on side walks and bike lanes almost hitting people in the process. pic.twitter.com/vfTkCRqxr2

— 6ixBuzzTV (@6ixbuzztv) July 30, 2023

I drove through that intersection around 5 or so. The Gardner was closed westbound due to an accident so I scooted north to Dundas. Queen west was ludicrous as was King. While Bloor was OK I see the city has escalated its war on the car by essentuially turning it into a two lane street. No wonder people are going off the rails.

Cue summer heat, families lining up with coolers and kids in wagons to catch a ferry to the Toronto Islands.

Cue the grumbling on social media, accompanied by pictures of a jam-packed Jack Layton Ferry Terminal, and a string of humanity snaking from the ticket booths to Queens Quay W., under a scorching sun.

Hundreds of shelter beds city council opened up to temporarily house refugee claimants less than two weeks ago are already full, and the cash-strapped municipality has nowhere to put asylum seekers sleeping in crowded conditions at two local churches, according to Mayor Olivia Chow.

Chow made the remarks Friday after touring the Revivaltime Tabernacle Church in North York, where for more than a week more than 100 asylum seekers have been living in close quarters.

The idiots who voted for Trudeau and the idiots who voted for Chow are the same idiots.

That’s why Toronto is rapidly becoming a progressive shithole.

There are many priorities Mayor Olivia Chow has already shown she will publicly support and personally attend.

That the death of a Toronto Police K9 dog is not one of them has created a huge divide with the Toronto Police Association (TPA) that she will have some heavy work in repairing.

Renewed efforts are underway to tackle gun violence in Toronto, with police launching a campaign to highlight the impacts it has on the city.

The “Illegal Firearms Awareness Campaign” comes on the heels of four fatal shootings within the last six days.

New video has surfaced showing the search for a suspect wanted for second-degree murder in a backyard in Etobicoke moments before he allegedly killed a Toronto police dog on Tuesday night.

The short video obtained by CTV News Toronto shows three officers and a police dog arriving in a backyard. They begin to search the vicinity, with the canine sniffing the area near a dog house.

OTTAWA — The federal government has bluntly rebuffed new Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow’s call for more money.

Chrystia Freeland, the deputy prime minister and finance minister, fired off a letter Monday morning to Chow’s office after the mayor and Premier Doug Ford demanded that Ottawa foot the bill to resolve a crisis in refugee housing.

A shocking video emerged on social media showing an altercation that left a TTC passenger shaken and in tears, all because they asked another rider to turn down their music.

Shocking video shows Toronto driver ramming into, driving over cyclist

Thit happened today July 19 on north Yonge St. @TPSOperations @TorontoPolice @blogTO #BikeTO @TheBikingLawyer pic.twitter.com/D1safAGyT8

— Alex Duarte (@AlexchaeAlex) July 19, 2023

With no evidence they are blaming road rage. Truth – Another casualty in Toronto’s war against the car.

Toronto is opening up hotel rooms for 150 asylum seekers who have been sleeping outside for the past several weeks after the city received a pledge for $97-million from the federal government, but Mayor Olivia Chow said more support is needed to respond to the growing demand.

City council unanimously approved a plan Wednesday, brought forward by Ms. Chow, to address the growing demand for shelter from refugee claimants arriving in Toronto. The measures approved by council include spending $6.67-million this year on a rent benefit program for low-income households that will be matched by the provincial government.