OPPA President John Cerasuolo was present at the Premier's press conference announcing an elimination of tuition for new recruits at Ontario Police College retroactive to Jan/2023 intake class. The now elimated tuition for the 3 month mandatory OPC training course was $15,450. 1/
The survey will take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete. Click the link provided above for more information. This study has been reviewed by the Ontario Tech University Research Ethics Board [REB #16875] on August 3rd, 2022.
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📢 ATTENTION ONTARIO POLICE OFFICERS 📢
You are invited to participate in a voluntary and optional research study entitled "Police Officer Mental Health and Wellness: Considerations for Education, Training, and Policy Development".
https://t.co/0n8Q9LPprs
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The objective of this research study is to uncover how the mental health and wellness resources - particularly, education curriculums and training programs - that are provided to police officers align with their lived experiences. Your answers will be submitted anonymously.
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Today, Canada’s Fallen will not be forgotten. Join us in observing a moment of silence at 11:00 am to mark the sacrifice of the many who have fallen in the service of their country, and to acknowledge the courage of the those who still serve.
#RemembranceDay#CanadaRemembers
Wear a poppy. Attend a ceremony. Lay a wreath.
There are many ways to honour those who have served Canada.
Taking an active role in remembrance is just one way to say “Thank you.”
Check out our list for more ideas: https://t.co/OgwuUgO6GP
#CanadaRemembers
It is with profound sadness that I share the loss of Toronto Police Service Constable Andrew Hong in a tragic incident today. His family will always have the full support of the Toronto Police Service. My statement is below. #HeroesInLife
New #OpenAccess paper on auxiliary police with @oconnorphd, Tyler Frederick, Kaylee Kosarolo, and @vicbakerphd is out now in Police Science & Management:
https://t.co/9qk8ZdjSr1
Happy Mother’s Day to all of the mothers in our community, especially those who are on duty today to keep our community safe! #thankyou#happymothersday
New emergency orders announced yesterday to help limit the spread of Covid-19 are now in effect. The Toronto Police Service will continue to engage, educate and enforce, but we will not be doing random stops of people or cars. 1/2
We are reviewing the new COVID-19 provincial regulations announced yesterday.
We remain committed to the 4 Es of enforcement:
Engage - Explain - Educate - Enforce
We will not be conducting random vehicle or individual stops.
Hamilton Police remain committed to providing the highest quality policing services. We want to assure #HamOnt citizens that members will NOT be conducting arbitrary vehicle and person stops for the sole purpose of enforcing the Stay-at-Home order. https://t.co/ROkcmkCAsS
BPS is continuing to review the new provincial COVID regulations to ensure appropriate enforcement. We ask members of the public to do your part to ensure the health and safety of our entire community. We will not be conducting random vehicle or individual stops.
Standing in solidarity with Ontario police services who will not be performing random stops as requested by the Premier. Asking police to expand their responsibilities beyond the scope of their mandate is unwarranted and threatens efforts made to build public trust. #COVID19ON