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Service psyched for award
Once again, the Toronto Police Service was recognized as one of the top North American employers for promoting mental wellness and creating a culture of health and productivity along the way. |
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Dessert pudding helps unite faiths
For the past four years, the Canadian Intercultural Dialogue Centre (CIDC) has organized a Noah’s Pudding campaign and distributed thousands of cups of pudding to citizens of Toronto and the Toronto Police Service as a sign of friendship. |
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Thousands bid final farewell to Peel officer
Mississauga – In a massive outpouring of emotion, thousands of police officers lined the streets to honour the life and work of Const. James Ochakovsky, who was remembered as a passionate father, husband, son and friend. |
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Officer vying for top spot
Const. Jesse David Weeks has set his sights on the top of the charts, but needs some support from his fan base to push him to No. 1. |
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Service marks International Women’s Day
Musical interludes, powerful video montages and empowering speeches filled the Service headquarters’ lobby, marking International Women’s Day, an annual celebration that highlights their economic, political and social achievements. |
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Major dent put in street-level drug business
Toronto Drug Squad officers delivered some “good news” for Toronto when they dismantled a nationwide crystal meth ring, as well as a homegrown heroin operation running out of the city’s west end. |
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Rick Mercer visits the Marine Unit
With spring just around the corner, flocks of kids and adults will emerge from the chilly depths of winter and escape to local basketball courts, playgrounds and parks. |
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$11,000 raised for Haiti
Service members at 31 Division were recognized for their generosity by joining community efforts to raise much-needed funds for those who lost everything in the recent Haiti earthquake. |
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Great debate unifies youth and police
Black History Month was marked with lively debates, as high school students took on hot-button issues with the help of Toronto Police Service members and volunteers. |
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Bowling for dollars and kids
Three teams of police officers bowled for dollars in support of one of Toronto’s most successful youth mentoring programs. |
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