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New Parking Officers Take On Vital Role

Parking Enforcement
Parking Enforcement Officers are vital to keeping Toronto moving and public safety. “During every shift, you will make judgment calls, drawing from your training and your knowledge of municipal by-laws to keep the city’s roads moving and people safe,” Deputy Chief Lauren Pogue told 35 recruits at their graduation on...

New Officers Eager to Serve and Protect

A total 90 new recruits have been sworn in as police officers, eager to serve their city and keep citizens safe. “Each of you brings unique and diverse life experiences and intersectional identities to your policing career,” Chief Myron Demkiw said in welcoming the new officers to the Toronto Police...

Recruit Graduation Sparks New Beginnings

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,...

New Police Constables Ready for Road

Office of the Chief
Toronto Police College
A class of 146 new police officers marched into their new careers all carrying with them the goal of serving their community. “I am incredibly happy and excited for each and every one of you as I welcome you to our police family,” Chief Myron Demkiw told the recruits assembled...

Mentors Lead New Constables to Policing

Toronto Police College
A year after arriving with his family from Iraq as refugees in 2011, Parsa Hazeri entered high school in Grade Nine at George S. Henry Academy and became very close to then School Resource Officer Constable Patrick Thompson. “I barely spoke English and I had a hard time adjusting to...

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