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Paralyzed after suffering a medical episode that resulted in a traffic collision last April, Michael Rivera was one of four people who received $600 for a shopping spree at Canadian Tire on Eglinton Ave. E. on December 18 thanks to a police-community partnership. “It makes life a little easier,” said...
Celebrating Light and Goodness
December 17, 2024
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A menorah was once again lit at Toronto Police headquarters in the lead up to Hanukkah, which begins on Dec. 25. “It is important for us to celebrate Hanukkah with the community, and for Jewish community members and our Jewish Service members to be able to celebrate in an inclusive...
Building Community-Focused Leaders
December 13, 2024
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A total of 63 youth from the city’s designated Neighbourhood Improvement Areas completed the Toronto Police Service Youth in Policing Initiative (YIPI) Fall program. “The skills you’ve gained during your time with us will benefit you throughout your lives,” Deputy Chief Lauren Pogue said at the graduation ceremony on December...
Volunteer Officers Give Back, Gain Experience
December 11, 2024
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Selected from about 500 applicants, 19 new Auxiliary Officers are joining the volunteer program that has been an integral part of the Toronto Police Service and Canada’s largest city in the last 67 years. “It has progressed and adapted to meet the complex needs of our city, but the objectives...
Auxiliary Toy Drive in Scarborough
December 9, 2024
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The Auxiliary Toy Drive is collecting toys until Friday, December 13. “There is a need to help those that are less fortunate,” said 42 Division Constable Erica Blackbird, who is spearheading the Toy Drive. “This is a team effort to ensure that kids in the Scarborough area have an enjoyable...
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