POLICE ETHICS WEB LINKS

Key Documents of Civil Society

• Canadian Bill of Rights
• Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
• Canadian Human Rights Act
• United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Relevant Policing Legislation

• Ontario Police Services Act (OPSA)
• Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act (RCMP Act)

Policing Organizations

• Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP)
• Canadian Police Association (CPA)
• International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)

Links by Chapter

Chapter 1: Ethics

Key Documents

• "Logical Problems," IndiaBIX, 2013
• "Ethics: A General Introduction," BBC, 2013
• "Ethics Toolkit," Ethics Resource Centre, 2012
• "Ethics," Jeff Landauer and Joseph Rowlands, Importance of Philsophy, 2001

Related News Items

• "Judge says racial profiling likely, tosses charges against man after Toronto road stop," Wendy Gillis, Toronto Star, April 23, 2016
• "Anti-Terrorism Act, 2015," Government of Canada, March 27, 2015
• "Government expands powers to prevent, disrupt terrorism in new bill (with video)," Ian MacLeod & Lee Berthiaume, Ottawa Citizen, February, 1, 2015
• "Terror Suspect Bluntly Rejects Our Values: DiManno," Rosie DiManno, Toronto Star, April 25, 2013

Chapter 2: Societal Codes

Key Documents

• "Duty-Based Ethics," BBC Ethics Guide, 2013
• "Consequentialism," BBC Ethics Guide, 2013
• Criminal Code of Canada (CCC)
• Ontario Human Rights Code (OHRC)
• "The Charter in the Classroom: Students, Teachers and Rights"

Related News Items

• "The most disturbing thing we learned from the G20," Edward Keenan, Toronto Star, August 26, 2015
• "More than five years later, senior officer convicted over mass arrests, ‘kettling’ at 2010 G20 protests," The Canadian Press, National Post, August 25, 2015
• "The Toronto G20 radicalized me," Wendy Gillis, Toronto Sun, June 27, 2015
• "York Cop Violated G20 Protester's Rights, Court Rules," Chris Doucette, Toronto Sun, March 31, 2015
• "Court Approves Two G20 Class Action Lawsuits Alleging Mistreatment by Toronto Police During 2010 Summit," Diana Metha, The National Post, August 7, 2014
• "G20 Charge Dropped Against One Toronto Police Officer," Toronto Star, October 23, 2013
• "G20 Assault Trial: Officer Found Guilty of Using Excessive Force on Adam Nobody," Alyshah Hasham and Jacques Gallant, Toronto Star, September 12, 2013
• "Toronto Police Officer Accused of G20 Assault Found Not Guilty," The Canadian PressNational Post, May 31, 2013
• "Canada's Charter of Rights: A Global Model," Editorial, Globe and Mail, February 10, 2012

Chapter 3: Professional Codes

Key Documents

• "Report of the Independent Police Oversight Review," The Honourable Michael H. Tulloch, Queen's Printer for Ontario, 2017
• "Recommendations: CACP Professionalism in Policing Research Project," Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Government of Canada, 2012
• "Survey Results: CACP Professionalism in Policing Research Project," Dr. Stephen Maguire and Dr. Lorraine Dyke, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Government of Canada, 2012
• "Police Ethics," Chapter 2 in the Police Chiefs Desk Reference, pp. 31–39, International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), Mississippi Association of Chiefs of Police, November 2004
• Ontario Police Services Act (OPSA), Code of Conduct
• RCMP Code of Conduct, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act, Part IV, Discipline, "Standards" and "Code of Conduct" (ss. 37–39), Government of Canada
• "Values and Ethics," Royal Canadian Mounted Police, August 30, 2010

Related News Items

• "Ontario commits to releasing past and future SIU reports," Wendy Gillis and Jacques Gallant, Toronto Star, April 6, 2017
• "Cop who fired rounds at car in Distillery District pleads guilty to misconduct," Wendy Gillis, Toronto Star, September 21, 2016
• "Waterloo Region police win international award for community partnership," Colin Butler, CBC News, November 4, 2015
• "Windsor police officer who was caught bringing undeclared booze over the border fights to save her job," Trevor Wilhelm, National Post, August 13, 2015
• "Toronto cop charged with fleeing St. Paddy's accident," Chris Doucette, Toronto Star, March 19, 2015
• "The Star’s View: Police Services Act Has to Suspend Police Officers without Pay," The Windsor Star, December 10, 2014
• "Drunk Cop Flashed Badge After Crashing Truck on QEW," Wendy Gillis, Toronto Star, November 15, 2014
• "Michael Brown Shooting: The Police's Military-Like Response to Missouri Riots," Amber Hildebrandt, CBC News, August 14, 2014
• "Are the police soldiers or social workers?" The Globe and Mail, July 24, 2014
• "Toronto Cop Fined, Has License Suspended After Fleeing Drunken Accident, Prompting a Manhunt," Wendy Gillis, Toronto Star, July 8, 2014
• "Police Board Wants Chief to Have More Power to Suspend Without Pay," Patty Winsa, Toronto Star, June 23, 2014
• "Police Officers Arrested for Cocaine, Hiring Prostitute, Drunk Driving," Mike Clarke, CBC News, April 4, 2014
• "Police Constable Admits to Harassing Ex-Boyfriend on Duty," Jennifer Pagliaro, Toronto Star, January 29, 2014
• "Durham Cop Fired After Third Use of Excessive Force," Michele Mandel, Toronto Sun, December 11, 2013
• "Toronto Police Officer of the Year Cracked Decades-Old Sex Abuse Case," Jennifer Pagliaro, Toronto Star, June 5, 2013

Videos

• "Former Montreal Police Officer Sentenced to Eight Years for Selling Secrets to Hell's Angels," Global News, April 4, 2014
• "Chief Blair's Internal Address to Police," Toronto Star, 2013
• "Hamilton Police Officers Get High Praise After Video of Arrest Goes Viral," David Shum, Global News, December 13, 2013
• "Cop Who Smoked, Shared Pot Has Seven Days to Quit or Be Fired," CTV Kitchener, December 9, 2013
• "Const. John Zivcic Remembered for Life of Service and Kindness," Jennifer Paligaro, Toronto Star, December 9, 2013

Chapter 4: Freedom

Key Documents

• "Policing the Right to Protest: G20 Systemic Review Report," Gerry McNeilly Independent Police Review Director, Office of the Independent Police Review Director (OIPRD), May 2012
• "The Nine Commandments of Policing (Peel's Principles of Law Enforcement)"

Related News Items

• "The most disturbing thing we learned from the G20," Edward Keenan, Toronto Star, August 26, 2015
• "More than five years later, senior officer convicted over mass arrests, ‘kettling’ at 2010 G20 protests," The Canadian Press, National Post, August 25, 2015
• "4 Years After Toronto G20, Ontario Replaces Secret Law," Keith Leslie, The Canadian Press for Global News, December 11, 2014
• "American Sentenced to 4-month Jail Term for Role in G20 Vandalism," Daniel Otis, The Toronto Star, September 16, 2014
• "The Nine Commandments of Policing – Which Ferguson Police Forgot," The Globe and Mail, August 15, 2014
• "G20 Vandal Sentenced to 7 Months in Jail," Alyshah Hasham, Toronto Star, February 3, 2014
• "G20 Police Officer Guilty of Misconduct Over Bandana Arrest," Canadian Press, December 17, 2013
• "Barrie Police Officer Resigns After Assault Conviction" Michelle LePage, Toronto Star, November 15, 2013
• “Toronto Cop Avoids Jail for Handcuffed Prisoner Assault,” Betsy Powell, Toronto Star, July 8, 2013
• "Barrie Police Officer Found Guilty of Assault and Fabricating Evidence in Mall Beating," Alyshah Hasham, Toronto Star, June 21, 2013
• "Wearing a Mask at a Riot Is Now a Crime," Meagan Fitzpatrick, CBC News, June 19, 2013
• "Guilty Verdict for Vancouver Man Who Said He Was too Drunk to Remember Rioting," Dan Bitonti, Globe and Mail, April 4, 2013
• "Another 33 people charged in Vancouver Stanley Cup riot," CTV News, March 12, 2013

Videos

• "John Oliver’s 15-Minute Summary of This Week's Events in Ferguson," The National Post, August 18, 2014
• "Stanley Cup Riot: Good Samaritan Attackers Found Guilty," With files from CBC's Richard Zussman and The Canadian Press, April 15, 2014
• "45-Day Jail Sentence for Toronto Police Officer Who Beat G20 Protestor," Graham Slaughter, Toronto Star, December, 9, 2013
• "Barrie Police Officer Found Guilty of Assault and Fabricating Evidence in Mall Beating," Alyshah Hasham, Toronto Star, June 21, 2013
• "You Should Have Stayed at Home," The Fifth Estate, CBC News, February 25, 2011

Chapter 5: Goodness

Key Documents

• "Police Encounters with People in Crisis," The Honourable Frank Iacobucci, July 2014, Independent Review of the Use of Lethal Force by the Toronto Police Service
• "TEMPO: Police Interactions," Mental Health Commission of Canada, June 2014
• "Braidwood Commission on the Death of Robert Dziekanski," Thomas R. Braidwood, BC Ministry of Justice, May 20, 2010
• "Braidwood Commission on Conducted Energy Weapon Use," Thomas R. Braidwood, BC Ministry of Justice, June 2009

Related News Items

• "Supreme Court to hear RCMP perjury appeals in Robert Dziekanski case," The Canadian Press, Global News, May 18, 2017
• "Const. James Forcillo sentenced to 6 years in Sammy Yatim shooting," Alyshah Hasham, The Toronto Star, July 28, 2016
• "Forcillo attempted murder verdict explained," Jillian Bell, CBC News, January 25, 2016
• "Ontario judge rules Durham police must pay informant $345K," Diana Mehta, Global News, March 20, 2015
• "Ex-Mountie involved in Robert Dziekanski’s Taser death found guilty of perjury for lying at inquiry," James Keller, National Post, March 20, 2015
• "Good Deed Punished — at the Hands of a Cop," Jacques Gallant, The Toronto Star, December 29, 2014
• "Michael Sona Sentenced to 9 Months in Jail for 'Callous' Robocalls," Laura Payton, CBC News, November 19, 2014
• "Family of Sammy Yatim Files Multimillion-Dollar Lawsuit," Wendy Gillis, Toronto Star, July 23, 2014
• "Jury Recommends De-escalation in Police Confrontations with the Mentally Ill," The Canadian Press, February 12, 2014
• "Tasering of 80-Year Old Woman with Dementia Alarms Experts," Laura Kane and Jennifer Pagliaro, Toronto Star, September 6, 2013
• "Sammy Yatim's Family 'Relieved' Officer Facing Murder Charge," CBC News, August 19, 2013
• “Mountie in Dziekanski Taser Death Not Guilty of Lying to Inquiry,” CBC News, July 29, 2013
• “Police Conduct Back in Spotlight After Toronto Streetcar Shooting,” David Andreatta and Caroline Alphonso, Globe and Mail, July 28, 2013
• "Toronto Police Officer Gets 15 Months in Jail for Sex Assault," Rachel Mendleson, Toronto Star, June 14, 2013
• "Taser 'Key Factor' in Ontario Man's Death, Inquest Told," Diana Mehta, The Canadian Press, June 6, 2013
• "Dziekanski Death at Hands of RCMP a Homicide, B.C. Coroner Rules," The Canadian Press, April 8, 2013
• "Robert Dziekanski's Death at Hands of Mounties Was a Homicide, Coroner Rules More Than Five Years Later," Jessica Barrett, Vancouver Sun, April 8, 2013
• "Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair Blasts Officers for 'Unacceptable Behaviour'," Jayme Poisson, Toronto Star, March 26, 2013
• "Toronto Police Beating: Blair, SIU Order Separate Probes," Peter Small, Toronto Star, March 15, 2013

Videos

• "Suspect facing 9 charges after allegedly punching officer, sparking violent arrest caught on video," City News, Jan 25, 2017
• "Hold Your Fire," CBC News, Aug 25, 2016
• "Const. James Forcillo sentenced to 6 years in Sammy Yatim shooting," Alyshah Hasham, The Toronto Star, July 28, 2016
• "Videos from inside TTC streetcar shown at Sammy Yatim murder trial," Alyshah Hasham, The Toronto Star, Oct 21, 2015
• "Report Recommends More Police Training for Dealing with Mentally Ill," CTV News, August 27, 2014
• "Michael Sona Guilty of Election Fraud in Robocalls Case; Did Not Likely Act Alone," Michael Oliveira, The Canadian Press, August 14, 2014
• "Judge Deeply Affected by Meeting Shooting Victims’ Families — and Cops Who Pulled the Trigger," Wendy Gillis, Toronto Star, July 24, 2014
• "Iacobucci Report Calls for a "Zero Deaths" Police Culture," Wendy Gillis, Toronto Star, July 24, 2014
• "Jury Recommends De-escalation in Police Confrontations with the Mentally Ill," Global News, February 12, 2014
• "Video of Michael Eligon Being Shot by Police Shown at Inquest," Laura Kane, Toronto Star, November 27, 2013
• "Police Shooting Inquest: Video Shows Knife-Wielding Woman Chase Officer," Laura Kane, Toronto Star, November 1, 2013
• "Police Shootings Inquest: Officer Feared for His Life as Jardine-Douglas Came at Him with Knife, Hearing Told," Laura Kane, Toronto Star, October 24, 2013
• “After Sammy Yatim Videos, We’ll All Want to See What’s Next: DiManno,” Rosie DiManno, Toronto Star, July 29, 2013
• Caught on video: alleged brutality by Vancouver police," CTV News Vancouver, March 28, 2013

Chapter 6: Equality

Key Documents

• "Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women: A National Operational Overview ," RCMP Executive Summary, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, May 2014
• "First Nations Representation on Ontario Juries," Report of the Independent Review Conducted by The Honourable Frank Iacobucci, Ministry of the Attorney General, 2013
• "Gender and Respect: The RCMP Action Plan," Royal Canadian Mounted Police, 2013
• "Forsaken: The Report of the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry," The Honourable Wally T. Oppal, QC, Commissioner, Missing Women Commission of Inquiry, November 19, 2012
• "Open Letter to Canadians," RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, May 2012
• Known to Police: A Toronto Star Investigation into Race, Policing and Crime (series), Toronto Star
• "Female Police Leaders: Their Role Within the CACP," panel presentation by Deputy Director General Steven Chabot, President, CACP, Government of Canada, October 2008

Related News Items

• "Bullying, harassment thrive at RCMP, watchdog says," Jim Bronskill, CTV News, May 15, 2017
• "RCMP apologizes as part of landmark settlement of harassment suit," Tonda Maccharles, Toronto Star, October 6, 2016
• "Ottawa eyes possible legislative reform to deal with RCMP harassment," Jim Bronskill, Global News, September 21, 2016
• "Male police culture puts women at a disadvantage, study suggests," Colin Butler, CBC News, September 1, 2016
• "Justice for families requires MMIW inquiry investigate role of police," Neil Macdonald, CBC News, September 1, 2016
• "How an 'unflinching gaze' on missing and murdered Indigenous women might move Canada forward," Aaron Wherry, CBC News, August 4, 2016
• "RCMP settles sex harassment suit with Catherine Galliford," Manjula Dufresne and Natalie Clancy, CBC News, May 3, 2016
• "Saskatoon police removed 'starlight tours' section from Wikipedia, student says," Dan Zakreski, CBC News, March 31, 2016
• "Random or arbitrary police carding will stop, province says," San Grewal, Jim Rankin Feature, and Patty Winsa, Toronto Star, October 23, 2015
• "Aboriginal women accuse police of sexual violence," Carmel Kilkenny, Toronto Star, October 22, 2015
• "Blacks three times more likely to be carded by Peel police than whites," San Grewal, Toronto Star, September 24, 2015
• "More women alleging harassment want to join lawsuit against RCMP," Natalie Clancy, CBC News, June 1, 2015
• "Most murdered and missing aboriginal women victims of indigenous perpetrators: RCMP," Douglas Quan, National Post, April 10, 2015
• Families of missing and murdered indigenous women give police a failing grade," CBC News, April 8, 2015
• "Police board to move forward with revised carding policy," Patty Winsa, Toronto Star, April 1, 2015,
• "Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair Suspends Controversial Practice of Carding," Patty Winsa, Toronto Star, January 6, 2015
• "Improper Police 'Carding' Continues in Jane-Finch Area, Survey Finds," Patty Winsa, The Toronto Star, November 12, 2014
• "Women in RCMP Have Come a Long Way in 40 Years," Matt Ingram, Toronto Sun, September 14, 2014
• "Aboriginal Women Suffer Disproportionately from Violence: RCMP," Daniel Leblanc, The Globe and Mail, May 16, 2014
• "Police Board Clears Tough New Carding Rules," Jim Rankin and Patty Winsa, Toronto Star, April 24, 2014
• "Toronto Police Chair Alok Mukherjee Seeks Big Changes on Carding," Jim Rankin and Patty Winsa, Toronto Star, November 12, 2013
• "Toronto Police Propose Purging Carding Information from Database," Jim Rankin and Patty Winsa, Toronto Star, October 4, 2013
• "Steve Izzett: Police Officer Resigns Before He Can Get Dismissed," Alyshah Hasham, Toronto Star, July 2, 2013
• "Judge Rules Toronto Police Violated Charter in Carding Interaction but Doesn’t Exclude Evidence," Patty Winsa, Toronto Star, June 24, 2013
• "Lawyer for Women Mounties Urges RCMP to Settle Harassment Case," James Keller, The Canadian Press, June 5, 2013
• "Aboriginal Corrections Report Finds 'Systemic Discrimination'," CBC News, March 8, 2013
• "Senior Toronto Cop Steve Izzett Guilty of Misconduct for Sexual Harassment," Betsy Powell, Toronto Star, March 5, 2013
• "Man Sorry for Falsely Alleging 'Starlight Tour' of Winnipeg," CTV News, February 21, 2013

Videos

• "Missing and Murdered: Unsolved Cases of Indigenous Women and Girls," CBC News
• "Death of 15-Year-Old Aboriginal Girl Renews Calls for National Inquiry," CTV News, August 19, 2014
• "Justice System Failing First Nations: Report," CBC News, February 26, 2013
• "Oppal Report (Video)," CKPG TV, December 17, 2012

Chapter 7: Justice

Key Documents

• "Report of the Independent Police Oversight Review," The Honourable Michael H. Tulloch, Queen's Printer for Ontario, 2017
• The Association in Defence of the Wrongfully Convicted (AIDWYC)
• Unequal Justice: An Investigation into Race and Punishment in Ontario Jails (series), Toronto Star
• The Innocence Project
• "Canada's Wrongful Convictions: Cases Where the Courts Got It Wrong," CBC News, October 14, 2010
• "Wrongful Convictions: The Effect of Tunnel Vision and Predisposing Circumstances in the Criminal Justice System," Bruce A. MacFarlane, Ministry of the Attorney General2008
• "Report of the Commission of Inquiry into Certain Aspects of the Trial and Conviction of James Driskell" (Driskell Inquiry), The Honourable Patrick J. LeSage, QC, Commissioner, 2007
• "Report of the Kaufman Commission on the Proceedings Involving Guy Paul Morin" (Kaufman Inquiry), Ministry of the Attorney General, 1998
• "The Royal Commission on the Donald Marshall, Jr., Prosecution" (Marshall Inquiry), Province of Nova Scotia, December 1989

Related News Items

• "Wrongfully convicted David Milgaard released from prison 25 years ago," CBC News, April 16, 2017
• "Ontario commits to releasing past and future SIU reports," Wendy Gillis and Jacques Gallant, Toronto Star, April 6, 2017
• "Judge slams Toronto cops, acquits drug dealer," Michelle Mandel, Toronto Sun, October 6, 2016
• "Judge awards $8M to B.C. man wrongfully imprisoned for 27 years," Geordon Omand, CTV News, June 8, 2016
• "Man acquitted of murder after ‘Mr. Big’ sting sues police and Crown," Richard Lautens, Toronto Star, January 25, 2016
• "Mountie Takes Woman Home from Jail to 'Pursue a Personal Relationship'," Holly Moore, CBC News, January 8, 2015
• "Ontario Ombudsman to Investigate Police Procedures in the Wake of Yatim Death," Jill Mahoney, The Globe and Mail, August 8, 2013
• "Wrongfully convicted man jailed 31 years can now sue cops: Crown," CP24, July 31, 2014
• "Romeo Phillion Loses Bid to Sue Ottawa Police for Quashed Conviction," Colin Perkel, The Toronto Star, May 8, 2013
• "Aboriginal and Black Inmates Disproportionately Fill Ontario Jails," Jim Rankin and Patty Winsa, Toronto Star, March 1, 2013

Videos

• "Wrongfully convicted B.C. man seeks damages after 27 years behind bars," Geordon Omand, CTV News, August 31, 2015
• "Victim or Villain: Part I," CTV News
• "Victim or Villain: Part II," CTV News
• "Victim or Villain: Part III," CTV News
• "1990: Donald Marshall Exonerated of Wrongful Conviction," CBC News, CBC Digital Archives
• "Canada Failing Aboriginals in Prison: Report," The Canadian Press, May 7, 2013
• "Rogue Cop Cries As He Gets Jail Time," CHCH, April 22, 2013

Chapter 8: Truth

Key Documents

• "Supreme Court Decision on 'Mr. Big' Stings," Supreme Court of Canada, July 31, 2014
• "Dispelling Myths and Moving Forward with PEACE," Brent Snook, Joseph Eastwood, John C. House, and Todd Baron, Blue Line Magazine, CBC News, November 2010
• "Reforming Investigative Interviewing in Canada," Brent Snook, Joseph Eastwood, Michael Stinson, and John Tedeschini, Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Volume 52, Number 2, CBC News, April 2010
• "An Alternative Interviewing Method," Brent Snook and John C. House, Blue Line Magazine, CBC News, November 2008
• "Clarifying Misinformation About the Reid Technique," John E. Reid & Associates, Inc., CBC News, 2011
• John E. Reid & Associates, Inc.
• Police Who Lie (series), Toronto Star

Related News Items

• "Judge slams Toronto cops, acquits drug dealer," Michelle Mandel, Toronto Sun, October 6, 2016
• "Man acquitted of murder after ‘Mr. Big’ sting sues police and Crown," Richard Lautens, Toronto Star, January 25, 2016
• "Robert Dziekanski Taser death: Kwesi Millington sentenced to 30 months for perjury," CBC News, June 22, 2015
• "Lying Toronto police officer gets two-month demotion for G20 choking," Colin Perkel, Toronto Star, June 5, 2015
• "Judge blasts Toronto cop for ‘fabricating’ reason for search," Wendy Gillis, Toronto Star, April 22, 2015
• "Appeals by five former drug squad officers in perjury case dismissed," Laura Armstrong, Toronto Star, April 20, 2015
• "Ex-Mountie involved in Robert Dziekanski’s Taser death found guilty of perjury for lying at inquiry," James Keller, National Post, March 20, 2015
• "Ontario judge rules Durham police must pay informant $345K," Diana Mehta, Global News, March 20, 2015
• "OPP union actions have hurt the OPP," Toronto Sun, March 19, 2015
• "Robert Dziekanski Taser death: Kwesi Millington found guilty of perjury," CBC News, February 20, 2015
• "How 'Aggressive and Abusive Tactics' by Police Put an Innocent Man Through 2 Murder Trials," Wendy Gillis, The Toronto Star, November 21, 2014
• "Serious Concerns Raised About Toronto Police Officer's Credibility," Colin McConnell, The Toronto Star, October 3, 2014
• " 'Mr. Big' Sting Confessions Get Stricter Rules from Supreme Court," CBC News, July 31, 2014
• "Supreme Court Bars Lawyers from Coaching Police in Writing Notes for SIU Probe," Tim Alamenciak, Toronto Star, December 19, 2013
• "A Black Day for the Men in Blue," Rob Lamberti, Toronto Sun, July 30, 2011
• “Police Who Lie: Illegal Searches by Peel Police Allow Alleged Gun Offenders to Walk Free,” David Bruser and Jesse McLean, Toronto Star, July 15, 2013
• “Lawyers Question Crown Policy on Police Who Lie,” Shannon Karl, Law Times, July 8, 2013
• "Police Board Seeks Public Report on Police Who Lie in Court," Jennifer Pagliaro, Toronto Star, March 27, 2013
• "Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair Blasts Officers for 'Unacceptable Behaviour'," Jayme Poisson, Toronto Star, March 26, 2013

Videos

• "Judge says Mountie lied in Taser case," Global News, February 21, 2015
• "Cops, Criminals & Confessions," The Fifth Estate, CBC, January 16, 2015
• "The Interrogation Room," The Fifth Estate, CBC, November 21, 2014
• "Dziekanski Case: Police Watchdog Rejects Complaints by Mounties," Curt Petrovich, CBC News, April 10, 2014
• "Police Notes Can't Be Vetted by Lawyers," The National, CBC News, December 19, 2013
• "Truth, Lies, and Confessions," The National, CBC News