Canada's Problem With Gang Crime
In this in-depth report, TPL Media's Mike Wixson sits down with Jeremy Grimaldi and examines the root causes behind the surge in gang-related crime, the communities most affected, and what authorities are doing to respond.
From rising incidents in major urban centers like Toronto to smaller municipalities experiencing spillover effects, this episode breaks down the data, trends, and real stories behind the headlines.
Also, Mike and Jeremy take a look at the growing wave of allegations exposes a troubling pattern inside the Toronto Police Service. Stories of misconduct, cover-ups, and a culture where loyalty can outweigh accountability.
As internal investigations collide with public outrage, officers, whistleblowers, journalists, and community members find themselves entangled in a battle over truth and power.
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