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Community Helps Most Vulnerable

Community members and policing partners were honoured for their selflessness with Toronto Police Community Members awards on September 10. “These are courageous and passionate Toronto residents living and working here in our city who, in difficult times, stressful and sometimes dangerous situations, maintained their composure and took action,” said Deputy...

Quick Arrest in Pellet Gun Attack

Officers in 42 Division made a quick arrest after a 76-year-old woman was attacked with a pellet gun while on her daily walk. A Toronto man is facing several charges after it was alleged he shot the woman several times with a pellet gun in the Malvern area on February...

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Hope for Holidays

Project Hope is once again brightening the lives of refugees by letting them know that many people are wishing them health and happiness in their first holiday season in Canada. TPS members are collecting donations, including toys, school supplies, winter jackets and new and used tablets and laptops for the...

Toy Drive Has Immeasurable Impact

The annual Auxiliary Toy Drive often has an impact beyond what most participants can imagine. Superintendent David Rydzik was reminded of that impact when days before the launch of this year’s toy drive a 22-year-old man approached him to ask if he remembered him. Sensing he couldn’t, the 43 Division...

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416-808-4200
242 Milner Av. E., Toronto, ON M1S 5C4

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