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- Man facing G20-related charges due in court
- June 30: A Toronto man who was arrested last week on weapons and explosive charges that police say were related to their G20 summit security preparations is set to appear in court Wednesday.
- G20 reporters complain to police watchdog
- June 29: Four journalists have filed complaints with Ontario's police watchdog, alleging physical assaults and threats of sexual violence by police during the Toronto G20 summit, their lawyer says.
- Chief admits 5-metre G20 security rule didn't exist
- June 29: Toronto's police chief is admitting there never was a five-metre rule that had people fearing arrest if they strayed too close to the G20 security perimeter.
- Alleged G20 protest planners have court date
- June 29: Four alleged anarchists accused of having organizing roles in the weekend's G20 riots are scheduled to appear in a Toronto court.
- G20 police actions prompt call for inquiry
- The Canadian Civil Liberties Association is calling for a public inquiry into police response during the G20 summit in Toronto over the weekend, calling it "disproportionate," "arbitrary" and "excessive."
- Toronto police to review G20 tactics
- June 29: The Toronto Police Service's Summit Management After Action Review Team (SMAART) will "provide an assessment of the strengths and weaknesses in the G20 plans, and their execution, to provide a model for improved best practices in future operations," police say in a release.
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There's been another incident of anti-G20 graffiti in downtown Toronto in the lead up to the summit later this month.
A TTC shelter at Spadina and Blue Jays Way was found defaced Thursday with red spray paint saying "G20=New world order."
Graffiti was also found on a concrete wall near the transit shelter.
In an earlier incident, police charged a man May 28 with nine counts of mischief after several ATMs downtown were vandalized with spray paint and marked with anti-G20 slogans.
Banking machines at Scotiabank, RBC and TD Canada Trust branches at Dundas Street West and Spadina Avenue were vandalized.
ATM screens, keypads and the banks' outside walls and windows were covered with red and black spray paint.
The G20 summit will be held at the Metro Convention Centre on June 26-27.
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