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Community Hub Celebrates First Anniversary

33 Division
One year after the Community Hub opened at Fairview Mall, crime in the area has declined by 39%, a significant reduction that underscores the impact of sustained presence, partnership and prevention. While law enforcement plays a vital role in responding to incidents and maintaining order, many of the challenges facing...

Small Space Creates Big Opportunities

33 Division
A second Community Safety Hub has opened in 33 Division, giving police another space to host community events and programs. The CF Shops at Don Mills hub was launched on September 26, nine months after the one in Fairview Mall was unveiled. Chief Superintendent Kelly Skinner said the first hub...

Keep Our City Safe Together

Community Partnerships and Engagement Unit
Recent crime trends are impacting the public, businesses and the perception of public safety. “People are worried about auto theft, break and enters and gun violence to name only a few,” said Staff Superintendent Don Belanger at this year’s Ontario Crime Prevention Week launch at the Jane & Finch Mall...

Guide Helps Keep Retail Safe

Toronto Police has partnered with the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP), the Retail Council of Canada (RCC) and Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS) to launch a safety guide aimed at keeping businesses across the province safe. “As with all forms of crime, including those directed at our...

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