The Toronto Police Association (TPA) is the largest single association of its kind in Canada and represents approximately 8,000 civilian and uniform members.
“We should always be looking at how we're serving people and how we can be doing better.” - DC Jeremy Burns.
Listen to how one of our members joined @TorontoPolice after his military service and helped co-create the Military Veterans Wellness Program, turning it into a global support system.
An inspiring story and incredible commitment to helping others on @globalnews. #RemembranceDay
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Earlier today, Director @andrewnanton_ represented the TPA at Ontario's Ceremony of Remembrance at Queen's Park, where we paused to honour the men and women who served our country with courage and selflessness.
Every year, we gather in remembrance. Every day, we carry forward their legacy. We will never forget them. 🇨🇦
#LestWeForget #RemembranceDay
Remembering Constable Albert E. Fisher, who lost his life in the line of duty on November 11, 1928, after a motorcycle accident. Sadly missed and never forgotten.
#HeroesInLife#NeverForgotten
When you join this family, you become part of ours. 💙
It was a pleasure to meet the loved ones of our newest recruits at Friends and Family Day. At the TPA, we know the weight of wearing the badge, so we work every day to support our members and the people who stand beside them throughout their careers.
You can always count on us to be there. #TPAProud
A hero's sacrifice will never fade.
Today, our Board of Directors stood in remembrance as PC Marc Pinizzotto's name was added to the Line of Duty Death Memorial plaque.
We will forever honour the bravery, selflessness, and dedication of those who gave their lives protecting our community. #HeroesInLife
Today we recognize Diwali, the Festival of Lights, as communities across Toronto and around the world come together in celebration. The TPA wishes everyone observing a joyful and meaningful day as you gather with family, friends, and loved ones. 🪔✨
The ones you hear from first during a crisis. 💙
Last night, TPA Directors @andrewnanton_ and Sean Stockwell congratulated our newest graduating class of Communications Operators. Their achievement reflects weeks of intensive training and hands-on coaching.
911 wait times are down thanks to people like them, who chose to help Torontonians by quite literally answering the call. Your professionalism and compassion make a genuine difference.
Well done @comm911tps and best of luck in your careers! 🙌
The Toronto Police Association is once again deeply concerned by the latest alleged assault of one of our @ParkingTPS Enforcement Officers. Incidents like this are disgusting and completely unacceptable.
During the interaction, a PEO completed a parking violation notice and was then followed by the accused, who later exited his vehicle, assaulted the PEO and stole the handheld ticket machine. The suspect was subsequently arrested and charged.
We wholeheartedly condemn all acts of violence against public servants performing their lawful duties. Those who violate the law can expect it to be enforced. Our support remains with the affected member.
Crime prevention will always be a shared responsibility. 🤝
Yesterday, Vice President @TPACallanan highlighted the dedication of our nearly 9,000 members, who work tirelessly to protect our communities. They do it bravely, proudly, and without hesitation.
As we mark Crime Prevention Week, we're reminded that strong collaboration with Service leadership and all levels of government helps ensure our members have the support they need to serve effectively.
We're all working toward a safer Toronto. #TPAProud
The Toronto Police Association is pleased to learn that cop killer Craig Munro will remain in custody following today’s hearing at the Parole Board of Canada.
While we are encouraged that this serious and violent offender will remain incarcerated, we cannot stress further that the work is far from over.
The family of PC Michael Sweet was, once again, forced to travel across the country and read powerful impact statements. Victims and their families should not be repeatedly forced to relive traumatic events every time a convicted felon believes they should be released.
We will continue working with Minister of Public Safety @gary_srp, Secretary of State @rubysahotalib, and Minister of Justice @SeanFraserMP to advance our recommendations. This includes delaying parole eligibility to 35 years rather than 25 and holding hearings every five years rather than every two.
All Canadians deserve a system that values their perspectives and lived experiences.
Full statement here: https://t.co/TvUICdaSDY
Something's growing again. 👀 🥸
Movember is back, and the TPA is proud to support Follice Force as they raise funds for men's mental health. We can keep building a strong policing community by stepping in to help one another and encouraging important conversations.
Join the team or donate today: https://t.co/TGtYqDFjLu
#TPAProud #Movember
Happy Halloween, members! 🎃 👻
Special thank you to our teams who are working tonight to keep the city safe and ensure spooky season has no tricks, just treats.
Your dedication to protecting Toronto never goes unnoticed, and we're grateful for your service every day. #TPAProud #Halloween
You can't serve your best without feeling your best. That's where we come in. 💙
The TPA Wellness Team was proud to attend Wellness Day 2026 and meet with members. Know that our commitment to supporting you and your families never changes. This big blue family is always in it together. #TPAProud
The Toronto Police Association is saddened to learn of the death of a @cupelocal79 traffic agent earlier this morning.
We recognize the dedication shown by unionized workers who serve our city every day. News of a loss while carrying out those duties is tragic and heartbreaking.
Our thoughts and condolences are with the individual's family, friends, colleagues, and all those affected during this difficult time.
What a significant accomplishment by our members at @TPS55Div! 👏
The scale of this arrest and the number of charges laid reflect months of tremendous investigative work. An incredible display of professionalism, persistence, and dedication from everyone involved.
Toronto Police have arrested 44 people and laid 187 charges as part of Project Matrix, a 55-Division led investigation targeting illegal firearms, drug trafficking, and related criminal activity.
Investigators also seized eight illegal firearms, nearly 800 rounds of ammunition, and large quantities of illegal drugs.
For more information: https://t.co/MPulJPnOwY
This week, the TPA met with Ontario’s Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development, the Honourable @TrevorJonesCKL, to advocate for our members as the Ontario government prepares for the third reading of Bill 105. We will always stand up to ensure their voices are heard!
Remembering a hero through one of his favourite pastimes. 💙
The TPA was proud to see such an incredible turnout at today's memorial skate for PC Marc Pinizzotto. Thank you to our members for honouring our brother who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
We will always remember his courage and the impact he had on the community around him. #HeroesInLife #TPAProud
As Toronto’s municipal election formally concludes, the Toronto Police Association also extends its congratulations to all newly elected and returning members of City Council.
Our dedicated uniform and civilian members understand what it means to step up and serve Toronto’s communities without hesitation.
As Council pursues its vision for a stronger city, we look forward to bringing frontline voices and experiences to the table to help ensure public safety remains a top priority.
The Toronto Police Association would like to congratulate Councillor @shelleycarroll on her re-election in Ward 17, Don Valley North.
We are eager to continue our collaborative efforts to improve policing in Toronto, and we thank you for your ongoing commitment to our members and public safety.
Your support has never wavered, and as a passionate advocate for the frontline and Toronto’s neighbourhoods, we hope you continue to serve as Chair of the Toronto Police Service Board.
The Toronto Police Association congratulates Mayor @oliviachow on her successful re-election as Mayor of Toronto.
Maintaining strong partnerships with all levels of government remains a key priority for our Association, and the Mayor's Office serves as one of our most important municipal partners.
We look forward to continuing our positive working relationship with Mayor Chow and building on the shared progress achieved over the past two years.
By advancing public safety priorities and continuing to invest in policing, we can build a safer, stronger Toronto for our communities and the members who serve them.
Our city deserves nothing less.