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Carnival Comes Alive Again

August 4, 2022

It was a rebirth of the Toronto Caribbean Carvnival at police headquarters courtyard on July 29 as the organization launched its carnival celebration with colourful costumes, dancing and music. Since 1991, the Service’s float has been part of the annual celebration. “This is a time to celebrate the rich cultural...

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New Superintendents bring range of skills and experiences

July 27, 2022

Tyrone Hilton eats, sleeps and breathes policing. Promoted to Superintendent of Canada’s largest municipal service brings more responsibility that he does not mind shouldering. Among 16 officers elevated to the Toronto Police Service’s (TPS) fourth highest ranking, Hilton said the promotion is impactful. “A Superintendent is in a position to...

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TPAAA Hosts Playground Games

July 26, 2022

On a bright and sunny July 14th morning, over 90 children at the Eastview Community Centre were able to participate in the 75th year of the TPAAA Playground Games. The event, being held for the first time in a fuller capacity since 2019, sees local kids taught a variety of...

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Quilts Of Valour Presented For Military Service

July 25, 2022

Two serving Toronto Police Service members were presented Quilts of Valour for their military service overseas at a simple ceremony at police headquarters on July 25. Constable Darryl Guy, who joined the Service 16 years ago and has been an Emergency Task Force (ETF) member the last two years, and...

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