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“Who do you call when the murderer is a cop?” At a vigil for Erixon Kabera six months ago, Hamilton’s Black community mourned, marched — and demanded what police still haven’t provided: the truth.

Despite a city-declared food insecurity emergency, Toronto’s public school nutrition funding remains uneven. Some schools in affluent areas receive more support than those in high-needs communities, raising questions about equity and transparency in the TDSB’s allocation process.

For the local Rwandan community Erixon Kabera was part of, the journey of grief is only starting as they mourn the sudden loss of a father of three.

31 per cent of respondents in a 2021 Toronto-wide homelessness assessment identified as Black, even though Black people make up only 7.5 per cent of the city’s population.