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Service Members Helping Others Over Holidays

Toronto Police Service members reached out to many people over the holidays providing much needed support and brining some special treats for kids. As part of its Christmas Toy Drive, Project Hope delivered new toys and essential items to 1,100 children and 500 adults who are newcomers to Canada on...

Auxiliary Toy Drive in Scarborough

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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Unifying with Faith Community

Led by Chief Myron Demkiw, Toronto Police Service officers joined interfaith leaders and community members in Prayer Walks across the city on October 24. “We are doing this walk so we can focus on unity so that we can protect our communities, so we can heal in our communities and...

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...

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