Liaison Strategies survey released as police announce arrests in Salsa on St. Clair shootings.
A majority of Torontonians surveyed in a poll released Friday said they feel safe in the city but think danger is increasing — a sentiment that extends to large street festivals.
According to Liaison Strategies’ survey, which also polled for a mayoral race that could include three high-profile candidates, a strong majority would support a greater police and security presence at large street festivals despite a majority feeling safe attending them.
The fatal shooting on Saturday in Toronto has raised questions about security at the city’s street festivals.
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