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Coverage of the men who went missing from Toronto’s Church-Wellesley Village, and the Toronto police investigation into serial killer Bruce McArthur.
The report offers 151 recommendations to rectify how police handle missing persons cases within LGBTQ2S+ and other marginalized communities
Journalist Justin Ling on his CBC podcast about cold cases of murdered gay men and finding new purpose after McArthur’s sentencing
Dispatches from Bruce McArthur’s sentencing
The serial killer won’t be eligible for parole for 25 years, when he is 91
Hearing from the Crown and victims’ loved ones
The executive director of the Alliance for South Asian AIDS Prevention on how we move forward after Bruce McArthur’s guilty plea
We’ve been spared the media circus of a trial, but may have lost the chance to reckon with how authorities paid to protect all citizens failed the victims
Judge says alleged serial killer’s trial could begin as early as September 2019
Investigators have now identified the remains of all eight men that Bruce McArthur is alleged to have killed
Police will go through the ravine for at least another week
Toronto police have conducted over 100 searches at properties connected to McArthur
McArthur now faces eight counts of first-degree murder
Police have sifted through over 500 tips
Abdulbasir ‘Basir’ Faizi disappeared in 2010
LGBT protesters are calling for police Chief Mark Saunders’ resignation
Instead of blaming the community, Mark Saunders should look at his own force
