Recognizing Community Heroes
Staff Sergeant Neil Rambharack is the recipient of a 2026 Public Heroes Award for his community work after his shift has ended....
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Celebrating Police Week in Community
Each May, Police Week shines a spotlight on the work, sacrifices and community partnerships that help keep neighbourhoods across Canada safe and connected. “It is a time for us to connect with the community and help people better understand the services we provide,” said Toronto Police Service Chief Myron Demkiw...
Celebrating Women in Policing
Three Toronto police officers were recognized at the annual Ontario Women in Law Enforcement (OWLE) awards on May 1. Detective Constables Stacey Dewsnap and Doreen Molyneaux received the Innovation Award for their contributions to Project Tracker, a groundbreaking software program that gives the Service a clearer picture of how major...
Volunteer Officers Play Vital Role
Auxiliary members play a vital role in supporting the Toronto Police Service (TPS) by strengthening community engagement and enhancing public safety efforts....
Be Prepared and Know Your Risks in an Emergency
Emergency Preparedness Week, from May 3 to May 9, is a great time to start a conversation in your household about how to prepare for a disruption to your regular life because of a power outage, flood, extreme heat or another emergency situation. "Emergencies can occur without warning, but the...