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Toronto officer charged under Project South pleads guilty to improper computer search (opens the original)
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TORONTO - A Toronto police officer who was charged as part of Project South, a sweeping organized crime and police corruption probe, has pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of a computer. A lawyer for Const. Elias Mouawad confirms the plea was entered in court on Monday. Peter Brauti also confirms the Crown withdrew a breach of trust charge against his client. Mouawad was among eight current and retired Toronto police officers charged in the Project South investigation led by York regional police
Cop charged in Project South planned illegal dispensaries, massage parlours: docs (opens the original)
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Newly unsealed information shows a police officer accused in a sweeping organized crime and police corruption probe in Ontario allegedly planned to help set up and run illegal cannabis dispensaries and erotic massage parlours in Toronto. Toronto police Const. Timothy Barnhardt is one of eight active and retired officers who were among the 27 suspects charged earlier this year in Project South, a massive investigation by York Region police that uncovered allegations of bribery, conspiracy to comm
Mark Carney’s trip to Europe will determine how ‘European’ Canada can become (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â It was a catchy phrase that Prime Minister Mark Carney used on his first foreign trip: Canada as “the most European of non-European countries.” It grabbed the attention of his host French President Emmanuel Macron and of foreign media covering the rookie prime minister’s debut in March 2025, although it escaped everyone’s notice that Stéphane Dion, former Liberal leader and former ambassador in Europe, had first used the term three years earlier while touting the shared values and in
Carney’s investment summit draws protests by Indigenous leaders, eco groups (opens the original)
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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney’s high-stakes pitch for foreign investment is also attracting protests by Indigenous leaders, environmental groups and union leaders opposed to his agenda. Hundreds of executives and global asset managers descended on Toronto on Monday for Canada’s first-ever national investment summit. Carney has set an ambitious goal of attracting $1 trillion in new investment over the next five years. Protesters, including representatives of labour unions, Indigenous leader
Number of charges reduced for some accused in Project South police corruption probe (opens the original)
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TORONTO - The number of charges against some of the accused in a sweeping organized crime and police corruption probe in Ontario has been reduced as the case against them moves forward in Superior Court. Seven Toronto police officers and one retired constable were among 27 suspects charged under Project South, a massive investigation by York Region police that uncovered allegations of bribery, conspiracy to commit murder and drug trafficking, among other offences. Investigators have identified
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