Toronto Police Association Advocates for Policing and Public Safety Support During Municipal Election
The Toronto Police Association represents almost 9,000 police and civilian members of the Toronto Police Service. We are a professional organization dedicated to advancing the interests of our members through education, political action, and legislative advocacy. Our foremost priority is the wellbeing of our members and the community we serve. While we have successfully built […]
Toronto Police Association pleased with decision from Parole Board of Canada to deny parole for cop killer Clinton Gayle
After emotional pleas from the family of Toronto Police Constable Todd Baylis, the Parole Board of Canada has made the right decision to keep Clinton Gayle in custody, after making his fourth attempt at release. While we are encouraged by this decision, the work to reform the Parole Board of Canada is far from over. […]
Toronto Police Association Demands Parole System Reform in Wake of Clinton Gayle’s Fourth Appearance at the Parole Board
“To think that someone who has shown such utter contempt for policing and civil society could be walking free, should be concerning to every Canadian,” Campbell continued. “The time to deport this criminal was before he executed one police officer and attempted to murder another. The only acceptable place for him now is a prison cell.”
Toronto Police Association Responds to Solicitor General’s Plan for OPP Takeover of Some Policing in Toronto
The following statement can be attributed to President Clayton Campbell: “The Toronto Police Association and its members have appreciated the ongoing support from Minister Kerzner, which makes today’s announcement even more difficult to understand. Without meaningful consultation, the Solicitor General has concluded that the OPP is better equipped to address traffic safety on our major […]
Toronto Police Association Responds to the Results of the OPP’s Independent Review into the Evidence Presented during R. v. Zameer
Today, at Toronto Police Service Headquarters, President Clayton Campbell joined Chief Myron Demkiw to respond to the release of the OPP’s Independent Review into the evidence presented during R. v. Zameer. His comments, including a statement on behalf of Officers Lisa Forbes, Tony Correa, and Scharnil Pais, are being shared in full. Please check against […]
Toronto Police Association Statement on the Inspector General of Policing’s Report on Public Order Maintenance in Ontario
The Toronto Police Association extends its appreciation and support to the Inspector General of Policing for his thorough and timely review of public order policing in Ontario.