Feds pledge $121M toward fighting auto theft, gun violence, gangs

Stolen Range Rover — A stolen Range Rover sits in a storage container, discovered by York Regional Police earlier in 2023. (YORK REGIONAL POLICE)

January 31, 2024 05:18 PM

The federal government is spending $121 million to help prevent gun violence and other gang activities, including auto theft, in Ontario.

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