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Ontario Police Suicide Memorial Honours Officers Lost

Policing members, families, and friends gathered on Sunday, June 7 at Queen’s Park for a ceremony of remembrance honouring Ontario police service members who have died by suicide to support surviving families and to prevent further tragic deaths....

Walk across the GTA Honours Fallen First Responders and Helps Save Lives

Operations Support Command
Members of the Toronto Police Service recently took part in a demanding 100-kilometre walk over 24 hours in support of the Dave Mounsey Memorial Fund. The event raised money to place automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in communities across Ontario, while honouring fallen police officers, firefighters, paramedics and military members....

Reflecting on Sacrifice

Office of the Chief
Over 450 Toronto Police uniform and civilian members, led by Chief Myron Demkiw, attended the Canadian Police and Peace Officers' Memorial ceremony on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on September 28. “This is a very powerful expression of the importance of us as a community to come together to reflect and...

Making Journey in Memory of Fallen Officers

About 300 law enforcement professionals representing 30 agencies, including Toronto Police Service (TPS), took part in the 21st annual National Police Officers Memorial Run & Ride to Remember from Queen’s Park to Parliament Hill over two days. Running and riding for fallen officers, noted Deputy Chief Lauren Pogue, is a...

Zivcic Memory Brings People Together

22 Division
Standing amongst dozens of police officers in the bitter cold along Bloor St. W., Tom Zivcic thanked them for remembering his brother John and his family, and encouraged them to be safe. “Honestly, being remembered, it means a lot to our family. But at the end of the day, I...

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