For the second straight year, the Pride Flag was hoisted at Toronto Police headquarters on May 30, celebrating the start of Pride Month. Chief Myron Demkiw re-iterated the Service’s support and celebration of its 2SLGBTQ+ members and the communities the organization serves and against discrimination. Between January and May...

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Toronto Police Service Chief Myron Demkiw helped kick-off the 37th annual Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) at police headquarters on May 30. “Each and every one of you embodies the spirit of service, community and support and you bring joy and empowerment to the lives of so many,” he pointed...

Suffering a knee injury while playing baseball erased Adolfo Rengel’s hopes of becoming a uniformed police officer. The next best thing was to pursue a civilian role. While at a Costco checkout just over three decades ago and standing behind a woman who spoke Spanish, they started a conversation....

Much more than a collection of clothing, the Toronto Police Service (TPS) uniform symbolizes a commitment to respecting, serving and protecting communities, Chief Myron Demkiw told the new uniformed officers at their graduation ceremony on May 27. “Throughout your training, you participated in intense scenarios, made split second decisions,...