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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.

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We're proud to keep the flame lit for @SOOntario athletes to pursue their dreams.
Our 39th annual @LETRToronto raised $20K and we're only one of many police services across the province lacing up our running shoes to help.
Thanks to @TPAAAca, @TPAca, @TPSBoard, @ThePoliceCUON & Senior Officers Org for your contributions.
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Happy Police Week! This week we celebrate the important work police officers do in neighbourhoods across the city to solve and prevent crime.

We’re proud of our members who show up every day with courage, commitment, and dedication to keeping Toronto safe

#PoliceWeekON

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Thanks to everyone who came out to 14 Division's annual Prayer walk in South Parkdale @TorontoPolice @TPS_CPEU

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On Thursday, April 30th, 2026, at 12:00pm 14 Division’s prayer walk will be starting at King Street West and Close Avenue. We will be walking around the South Parkdale neighbourhood and stopping at 4 locations for guided moments of reflection and prayer.

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Knowing what to say in an emergency can save lives.
We welcomed Grade 8 @tdsb students from Winchester Jr & Sr Public School into our HQ Museum for an important, real-world lesson—how and when to call 9-1-1.
As part of #NationalPublicSafetyTelecommunicatorsWeek
Communications Operator Brandon Mastromattei shared his experience fielding calls when every second counts.

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Scammers are posing as contractors, claiming urgent roof or chimney issues, then increasing costs as “new problems” are found. In some cases, they even return pretending to be Interpol demanding more money. 

Remember: no police agency will ever show up to your house demanding money. If someone shows up uninvited with urgent repair claims, slow down and verify their credentials. 

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Thank you to all our officers who are working this long weekend across the city to keep everyone safe.

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If someone is missing, don’t wait. Give police any details you have so the search can begin immediately.

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We have a heavy police presence in the downtown area today and our officers will be making arrests for anyone breaking the law.

Interfering with officers performing their duties or engaging in violence or any criminal behavior will not be tolerated.

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Do you get texts from unknown numbers offering you jobs or money? Or texts asking for money for bills or fines? Chances are these are fraudulent. Protect yourself – know the signs of a scam. #FraudPreventionMonth

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Our past and present officers celebrate 140 years of our iconic @TPSMounted, their contribution to public safety remains as strong as ever.

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Merci à nos collègues du @SPVM.
Montreal officers have made an arrest of a man wanted for first degree murder in a Toronto mall parking lot last July. This arrest demonstrates that collaboration between police services works to advance major investigations and keep all of our communities safe. Thanks to the @BoloProgram for your support and contributions to public safety.

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Two 19-year-old men are wanted in connection with two murders in Toronto and York region in January and February.
If you see them, call 9-1-1.
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We want to sincerely thank our community partners and GTA policing partners who supported our officers in keeping everyone safe during yesterday’s Global Day of Action. Safely managing up to 350,000 demonstrators is a testament to careful planning, close coordination, effective multi‑agency collaboration, and policing excellence on a large scale.

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A large rally and march is expected in North York tomorrow, with significant traffic impacts.
Road restrictions begin as early as 8 a.m., with major closures between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
You’ll see a significant police presence to keep everyone safe and traffic moving. Plan ahead and consider alternate routes.
Details: https://t.co/0KGSXmAMOL
Follow @TPSOperations for live updates.

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Exceptional work by our members in helping to ensure  the safety of people and property during this massive downtown demonstration. Thanks to the organizers and volunteers who were on the ground and helped to achieve this outcome.

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February is #BlackHistoryMonth and on Thursday we recognized this important month at headquarters by raising the Pan-African flag and hosting a lively event with incredible food and entertainment culminating in the presentation of the Terry James Trailblazer Award posthumously to Constable Gloria Bartley.

Read more: https://t.co/LRS0Hp8xeQ

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I want to thank the @TorontoPolice officers who were once again on the front line during yesterday’s demonstrations, often facing dangerous situations, including incidents in which officers were assaulted. This kind of violence against police officers, or anyone, is unacceptable — full stop. Our officers are there to keep people safe, and they deserve to do their jobs without being attacked. As we have said many times, when officers have lawful grounds to do so, arrests will be made and charges laid — anywhere in the city, whether involving protesters or counter-protesters. Everyone must respect the law.