When Mark Saunders became the first Black person to take the reigns of the Toronto Police Service back in 2015, there was hope that his appointment wasn’t just a symbolic gesture — especially in a Black community that has long had a tense and distrustful relationship with law enforcement.
Now that he’s announced his resignation, not long after taking a knee along with protesters rallying against anti-Black racism in Toronto, community leaders are split on whether he’s delivered…
