TPA President TPA President Jon Reid was LIVE on CP24 at 2pm to discuss incidents over the weekend, including 4 members injured while both on and off-duty. “We understand public frustration when seeing our members parked in restricted areas, yet it’s crucial to recognize the constant

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August 12: TPA President TPA President Jon Reid and 640 Toronto Crime Specialist and former Toronto Police Inspector Hank Idsinga join Greg Brady on Toronto Today to talk about ANOTHER police officer injured on the job – this time while locating a stolen vehicle. Tune in now:

Thank you to our Toronto Police Association members, along with the other services who have done their job. They have investigated and arrested these accused individuals, who are now before the courts. It is up to our court system to hold these accused accountable for their criminal conduct.

Social videos often capture a police/public interaction that is tense & volatile, & rarely show the complete interaction. As a result, it’s not fair to assume misconduct on the part of our members. Our members do incredible work which is rarely captured & posted in the same way.

“The reality in 2024 is police are under constant surveillance. They already had a difficult, dangerous job, but social media has made what they do something to broadcast to the whole world.” Thank you Joe Warmington for highlighting this issue and how it’s affecting our TPA

Officer injured by motorcyclist

Thank you to our members who are taking time away from their families this weekend to work and keep Toronto safe. Be safe.

Toronto, ON, September 5, 2024 – The Toronto Police Association (TPA) is disappointed to announce that the current round of collective bargaining negotiations with the Toronto Police Service Board (TPSB) has broken down, moving the process to binding interest arbitration. “From the beginning,

Since bargaining began eight months ago, it has become clear that the Toronto Police Services Board was unwilling to move from their original mandate, developed back in October 2023 and before negotiated settlements were reached by several other comparator police services. The

TPA President TPA President Jon Reid joins @cp24 to discuss the increase in gun violence across #Toronto after a long weekend that saw 11 shootings across the city - including 3 fatal. The latest murder victim is a 15-year-old boy. youtube.com/watch?v=guLVvj…

Toronto Police Association President Jon TPA President Jon Reid explains to John Moore how negotiations wit the city are breaking down. ihr.fm/4gj26GL

Toronto Police Association President Jon TPA President Jon Reid explains to John Moore how negotiations with the city are breaking down. omny.fm/shows/newstalk…

On Friday, VP @tpacallanan & I had the pleasure of attending the Toronto Police College to welcome our newest recruit class 24-04. It was great to speak with these new members. They are a welcomed addition to our police family, & we wish them all long, fulfilling, & safe careers.