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Canada: Ontario curbs auto theft, organised crime with expanded new joint Air Support Unit

Canada: Ontario curbs auto theft, organised crime with expanded new joint Air Support Unit

Jul 31, 2024, at 05:08 am

Toronto/IBNS: Aiming to curb car thieves and organized crime in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and Ottawa, the Ontario government is investing $134 million to purchase five new police helicopters equipped with the latest technology to safeguard highways and roadways from violent carjackings, auto theft, street racing and impaired driving.

Toronto Police Service Board unanimously approves 2.3 pct increased 2022 operating budget

Toronto Police Service Board unanimously approves 2.3 pct increased 2022 operating budget

Jan 13, 2022, at 03:21 am

Toronto/IBNS: The 2022 budget proposals for the Toronto Police Service (TPS) operating and capital budgets had been unanimously approved by the TPS Board's special meeting essentially allowing maintenance of its current staffing levels and promoting important police reform work for community safety.

First Black Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders announces to step down, says wants to work free for city

First Black Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders announces to step down, says wants to work free for city

Jun 09, 2020, at 07:37 pm

Toronto/IBNS: Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders, who is the first Black to assume the position, has announced  to step down from the Toronto Police Service (TPS) from Jul 31 "to do things for the city he wants to do free", media reports said.