Toronto Police Service

It’s your time, graduates! This week we officially welcomed 85 new police constables into our ranks, and they can’t wait to get out there and serve their communities. Thank you to Mayor Olivia Chow, Michael Kerzner, and Shelley Carroll for sharing words of inspiration to the class.

We're proud to keep the flame lit for Special Olympics Ontario
athletes to pursue their dreams.
Our 39th annual Law Enforcement Torch Run raised $20K and we're only one of many police services across the province lacing up our running shoes to help.
Thanks to Toronto Police Amateur Athletic Association, Toronto Police Association, Toronto Police Service Board, the Police Credit Union & Senior Officers Org for your contributions.
Read more: https://tps.ca/media-centre/stories/keeping-flame-lit-for-special-olympics/

Support for survivors doesn’t end when the month does. We continue to work alongside community partners to support survivors and their families with compassion, care, and specialized resources.

After extensive training, we were proud to welcome new police officers to our ranks this week. As Chief Myron Demkiw noted when presenting their badges: this is a great responsibility, they have many opportunities ahead, and the Service will ensure they have the support they need to succeed and serve our communities to the best of their ability.

Class dismissed! Grad Class 26-01 graduated from the Toronto Police College tonight, surrounded by their family and friends who supported them through this journey. We're proud to welcome you to the Service!

Recruit Gillan O’Brien, originally from Glasgow, Scotland, was teaching math in Dubai when she decided it was time for a career change.

Our recruits are ready to serve.
Meet Cadets O’Brien and Hwang who are graduating from Toronto Police College on Monday and excited to make a difference in the community.