Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw expressed support for the work of Inspector General Ryan Teschner, in examining how police services across the province can safeguard against corruption and continue to support external and internal investigations and reviews. Speaking at a news conference at City Hall on February 9, he welcomed...

The Toronto Police Service’s commitment to equity, fairness and transparency is not tied to one month but guides the Toronto Police Service every day, Chief Myron Demkiw told community and police members gathered as the Service marked its 32nd annual Black History Month celebration at police headquarters on January 29...

A new group of Parking Enforcement Officers (PEOs) were sworn in today, ready to hit the streets and keep traffic flowing. “You have all put in a tremendous amount of effort to reach this milestone, and we truly appreciate the dedication you have shown throughout your training,” Deputy Chief Lauren...

When a call for help came from a couple with a one-year-old child lost in Rouge National Park, 42 Division officers called in air support backup. “It was very dark and freezing, and the bush was extremely dense,” said Constable Erik Skrepnek of 42 Division, of the November call for...

Through Crime Stoppers, Toronto police seized 33 crime guns, recovered more than $3.4 million in illegal narcotics and made 139 arrests leading to 802 charges last year. At the launch of Crime Stoppers Month on January 9 at police headquarters, Chief Myron Demkiw highlighted the program’s impact and its role...