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Uniting Through Faith

December 1, 2023

Every month for the last 18 years, Toronto Police Neighbourhood Officers in 23 Division and Black faith leaders have walked through Etobicoke, meeting community members and engaging them in prayer. Led by Andrew King and Carmen Lewis, the Etobicoke Strategy could soon be implemented in every Division across the city....

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Donation to ALS Society

November 30, 2023

Through its annual golf tournament, the Toronto Police Service Financial Crimes Unit raised $5,000 for the . The cheque presentation took place on November 29 at police headquarters. Every year, the unit chooses a charity that is related to one of their Financial Crimes members in some way, in this...

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Hope for Holidays

November 29, 2023

Project Hope is once again brightening the lives of refugees by letting them know that many people are wishing them health and happiness in their first holiday season in Canada. TPS members are collecting donations, including toys, school supplies, winter jackets and new and used tablets and laptops for the...

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Building Up Community

November 28, 2023

A Booking Officer led an effort to give a sick kid a chance to play in his own backyard. This summer, Special Constable Sean McConnell met two-year-old Nolan Davis at Ronald McDonald House. The little boy was diagnosed with juvenile myelomonocytic leukemia in November 2022. Earlier this year, Nolan underwent...

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Toy Drive Has Immeasurable Impact

November 24, 2023

The annual Auxiliary Toy Drive often has an impact beyond what most participants can imagine. Superintendent David Rydzik was reminded of that impact when days before the launch of this year’s toy drive a 22-year-old man approached him to ask if he remembered him. Sensing he couldn’t, the 43 Division...

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