41 Division

In response to Hurricane Melissa that severely impacted western Jamaica, the Toronto Police Service Black Internal Support Network launched a drive to collect essential items for survivors of the storm. Service members collected everything from medical supplies to food, collecting the donations in bins at stations. “We have members whose...

Toronto Police is expanding the Neighbourhood Community Officer (NCO) program to four new areas, and two portions of the Yonge subway line. “One of my top priorities as Chief is to strengthen trust with the communities we serve,” Myron Demkiw said at a news conference at 11 Division on November...

Police services from across Ontario gathered at the Toronto Police College on Oct. 5 for a province-wide recruitment fair aimed at encouraging more women to join, addressing critical staffing shortages and inspiring the next generation of officers as city demands grow....

Experiencing a sharp increase in firearm discharges in 41 Division in the month of August, a high-visibility strategy was launched to curb violence. “We utilized a whole-division approach, deploying Community Policing Initiatives in key areas, supported by our Forensic Identification Officers, Crime Managers and Analysts, Neighbourhood Community Officers, the Major...