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Bill Gates is asking for more Western aid to fight poverty

Cannes - Microsoft chairman Bill Gates is calling on Western nations assembling for the latest G20 summit to promise greater efforts to fight global poverty.

In the Media by Andrew Reeves - 1 comment

Op-Ed: The Socially Networked Future of International Diplomacy Special

Paris - Well before entering political office, tomorrow's world leaders are meeting, talking and sharing --right now-- using social networks, with serious implications for our future global order.

Digital Journal Report by Robert Onley

G20 Redux: Hundreds mark one-year rally of Toronto G20 Summit Special

Toronto - Hundreds came out to mark the one-year anniversary of the infamous G20 Summit protests and riots that engulfed the city of Toronto during that weekend. The event was followed by a march to tea kettle epicentre and police headquarters.

Digital Journal Report by Andrew Moran

Officer arrested from G20 probe

Toronto - A Toronto constable has been arrested and charged with assaulting a woman during the G20. The officer is now on administation duty according to Toronto Police spokesman Mark Pugash.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 2 comments

Lawyer Clayton Ruby takes on G20 assault case Special

Toronto - Who are the officers behind riot gear masks? That is a question Dorian Barton would like to know, claiming during Toronto's G20 Summit his arm was broken as well as receiving a black eye during his arrest at the event.

Digital Journal Report by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Toronto officer charged with G20 assault

Toronto - Ian Scott, the director of Toronto's Special Investigations Unit (SUI), has determined that there are reasonable grounds to charge Constable Babak Andalib-Goortani with assault with a weapon, contrary to section 267(a) of the Criminal Code.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Toronto Police Chief Blair speaks with forked tongue

Toronto - Reports about police actions at Canada’s Toronto G20 summit (and after) requires special glasses for reading between the lines.

In the Media by Bruce Brazel - 3 comments

Toronto Police Chief Blair issues statement on G20 investigation

Toronto - Last week Toronto police Chief William Blair issued a statement concerning the Special Investigation Unit's conclusion of their investigation of the G20 Summit and the police force including questioning the evidence that was used.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

Op-Ed: If G20 fails so be it but G2 must succeed

The world’s biggest economies have begun the G20 meeting in Seoul and the intensifying ‘currency war’ between America and China must be addressed before all other issues, including G20 President Sarkozy’s ambitious world economy reform plans.

In the Media by Michael Cosgrove - 9 comments

90 Toronto officers face G20 discipline over name tag removal

Toronto - Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair announced that 90 officers are facing disciplinary action after it was learned that they removed their name tags during the G20 Summit weekend. They will most likely lose a day’s pay.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

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Ontario to scale back 'secret law' used at G20

The so-called secret law used to give police extra powers during the G20 summit in Toronto in 2010 is being scaled back by the Ontario government.

Hacker jailed on G20 bomb charges to learn his fate

Byron Sonne, charged with explosives offences stemming from the G20 summit two years ago, is to learn his fate in a Toronto courtroom.

Bomb unit seizes material at G20 activist's former home

Police acting on submissions heard in court said they found dangerous materials on Wednesday at the former home of a man awaiting a verdict on charges he faces of possessing explosives ahead of the G20 summit.

G20 report clears RCMP but raises questions over 'kettling'

The RCMP's watchdog says an investigation into the conduct of Mounties during the G8 and G20 summits in Ontario in 2010 has found they "on balance" did "a pretty good job" of policing, but offers new insight into the controversial police tactic of "kettling."

G20 protester Byron Sonne cleared of all charges

Byron Sonne, who was arrested in a massive police raid on his Toronto home just days before the start of the G20 summit in June 2010, was found not guilty today on charges of possessing explosives and counselling mischief.