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The Progress Pride Flag was raised at Toronto Police Headquarters on May 29 to celebrate 2SLGBTQI+ communities ahead of June’s Pride Month....
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Community Partnerships & Engagement Unit
The CPEU supports many police-community programs and works to provide effective and efficient economical support to Service members.
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Community Partnerships and Engagement Unit (CPEU) is committed to providing an effective, efficient and economical support service to Service members in the practical application of Community Mobilization principles, as well as developing, enhancing and maintaining constructive community partnerships. CPEU continues to include a number of community mobilization functions that support the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) Mobilization & Engagement Model of Community Policing adopted by the Toronto Police Service.
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Featured Stories
Recognizing Community Heroes
May 13, 2026
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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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awardsCelebrating Police Week in Community
May 12, 2026
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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...
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Superintendent Anthony Paoletta Unit Commander Community Partnerships and Engagement Unit
Inspector Roger Caracciolo 2nd in Command Community Partnerships and Engagement Unit
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