Ordinary citizens and community safety partners who helped people and saved lives alongside Toronto Police officers were honoured with Community Member Awards at headquarters on March 30. “These are community members who have gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure the safety and well being of our communities,” said Staff Superintendent...

Women in policing from across the country joined in the week-long International Association of Chief of Police (IACP) Women’s Leadership Institute training at the Toronto Police College. “We are preparing women in leadership, training in the principles around leadership itself and providing case studies and scenarios to better lead,” said...

Special Constables are essential to keeping the Service and the city run smoothly, Chief Myron Demkiw told new members at their graduation ceremony on March 27 at the Toronto Police College. “Each of you will enhance our organization with a wealth of diverse life and professional experiences, cultures and languages...

A total of 34 first year members were formally invested into the 22 Division Rover Crew program on March 24 at the Toronto Police College. “Arriving here is an indication of your abilities, your resilience and your steadfast commitment to public service,” Chief Myron Demkiw said at the annual investiture...

Service members braved the cold to help fund the dreams of Special Olympics athletes. The 2025 Toronto Polar Plunge in support of Special Olympics Ontario has raised over $71,000 and counting as donations are still being accepted until April 4. “This is fantastic event,” said Parking Enforcement Officer Kirsten Edgerton,...