Mark Saunders Leaves Toronto Police Service

Season 14Episode 20260 minJun 25, 2020
Mark Saunders Leaves Toronto Police Service

Toronto Police Service's chief Mark Saunders looks back on his five years at the helm - why he's stepping down at the end of July, as well as calls to defund police. Then, Asher Hill - Canadian skater, coach, and co-host of "That Figure Skating Show" - discusses his career, institutionalized racism in skating, and Black Lives Matter.

Mark Saunders Leaves Toronto Police Service has aired on Jun 25, 2020 at 8:00 PM
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