Since October 13, we have been following the Inquest into the death of Regis Korchinski Paquet. Yesterday, false claims were made against our members. We will not stand by and let their reputations, and the reputation of an entire profession, be tarnished by those seeking to rewrite history. The claims made by Ms. Beals are not supported, in fact are contradicted, by the evidence. Over the next few days, counsel for our members and for the Toronto Police Association will vociferously cross examine Ms. Beals to ensure the truth is accurately reflected on the record. To be clear, our members are not responsible for the death of Regis Korchinski Paquet. Their actions have been reviewed multiple times by independent police oversight agencies, including the SIU, and they have consistently been cleared of any wrongdoing. These facts must stand.

Earlier today, the TPA presented to the Leading Advocacy Executives Council on how we advocate for issues that matter most to our members and effectively communicate their needs. We’re proud to share our insight and experiences with non-police audiences, while using this opportunity to explore new strategies to use in the future. Thank you for the invitation!

The numbers speak for themselves. 📈 Day after day, our dedicated members step up to serve our city and keep everyone safe. We're proud to see their efforts reflected with strong trust and support. As they continue to have Toronto's back, we'll always have theirs. #TPAProud

Undeniable heroics. The SIU report confirms the extraordinary actions of our ETF members on June 11, 2026, who put themselves in harm's way to protect their team and the community, even as they lost one of their own. Hear President @TPACampbell address the report on @am640 with @gregbradyx.

Visiting our members is the best way we can stay up to date on what's impacting their work, their wellness, and their families. This week, we visited @TPS32Div and @TPS33Div and discussed Project Resolute, the municipal election, recruitment and retention, and response times.  Our members do their best to serve Toronto's communities with pride and professionalism. We are proud to represent them, and we will always have their back.

🎥 Get to Know the TPA: Episode 9 Last but certainly not least. Hear how it all started for President @TPACampbell, whose passion for representing more than 8,000 members drives his work every day.

The loss of any member is deeply felt within our community. Today, we honour the life and service of Staff Sergeant Edward Adamson, who will be forever remembered. #NeverForget #HonouringHeroes #BecauseOfTheLineOfDuty @TorontoBTB | @CanadaBTB

🎥 Get to Know the TPA: Episode 8 Even on ordinary days, leadership matters. Meet @TPARonTait, our third Director of Uniform Field Services. Discover why joining the TPA Board was a natural next chapter in his career and what it means to support our members on the daily.

Thank you, Premier @fordnation, for encouraging the Prime Minister to make what we agree are necessary changes to help ensure police officers across Canada are protected. You are correct that the evidence of violence against police is mounting day after day. In 2026 alone, over 700 of our members have been injured on duty. This includes those who were physically assaulted, bitten, spat on, shot at, stabbed, and even been targets of attempted murder by youth using a vehicle. Tragically, for Constable Marc Pinizzotto, those serious threats were not merely attempted. He was murdered while executing a high-risk search warrant. Our roughly 9,000 dedicated members know all too well what it means to serve and protect without hesitation, despite the very real risks they face. It's time police officers nationwide receive the protection they deserve for putting their lives on the line for others.

Exceptional work from our members, whose proactive and diligent efforts uncovered a previously unidentified firearm trafficking network. This operation reflects a relentless commitment to keeping Toronto safe. Successes like these make a real difference in our communities and demonstrate the impact of dedicated police work. #TPAProud

Remembering Constable John W. Knight, who lost his life in the line of duty on September 28, 1994, after a motor vehicle collision. Sadly missed and never forgotten. #HeroesInLife #NeverForgotten

The loss of any member is deeply felt within our community. Today, we honour the life and service of Constable Vadim Martsenyuk, who will be forever remembered. #NeverForget #HonouringHeroes #BecauseOfTheLineOfDuty @TorontoBTB | @CanadaBTB

🎥 Get to Know the TPA: Episode 7 A career spent earning trust and uncovering the truth. Introducing another one of our Directors of Uniform Field Services, Sean Stockwell. With extensive experience in specialized units, he understands what it takes to build relationships and deliver results. Now, he wants to mentor the next generation.

Things we like to see: the House of Commons discussing parole reform.   This is a priority for us, our members and the families we work with.   It doesn't matter who delivers these changes. @FrankCaputoKTN, @ArpanKhanna, @rubysahotalib, @gary_srp, we just need change. Now.   Everyone's focus should be on prioritizing legislation that respects victims, including the families of slain police officers.

"'We’re talking about a guy who walked over, put the gun to my brother’s head, and pulled the goddamn trigger,' said Cory Baylis."   That's the memory the Baylis family, relatives of Constable Todd Baylis, who died in the line of duty, have to relive over and over again at repeated parole hearings.   We stand with everyone who is repeatedly victimized and re-traumatized by Canada's current parole system. The Baylis family, the French family, the Mahaffy family and so many others.   It's why we've sent letters to Secretary of State @rubysahotalib to demand change. Victims and their loved ones must come first, rather than the serious offenders who have no remorse for their crimes.

Thank you, Mayor Chow, for meeting with us again, and for your commitment to our members and the Toronto Police Association. Mayor Chow has consistently been there for us during @TPACampbell's term as President. From welcoming new recruits at Police College graduations, to standing with us on some of our hardest days, she has shown deep respect for the service our members give to this city. Mayor Chow’s commitment to listening to our members about their safety and wellbeing, and her support of the Multi-year Hiring Plan, will be instrumental in creating a safer Toronto for everyone. The Multi-year Hiring Plan improves public safety, lowers Priority 1 response times, reduces 911 call times, and improves safety and working conditions for frontline members and the public. We also appreciate that she is the only mayoral candidate to engage and consult with the TPA through this election.  We look forward to continuing our positive relationship and working on the critical safety issues facing our city. Here’s what Mayor Chow has committed to us, our members, and the people of Toronto, if re-elected: 1. Continue with the Multi-year Hiring Plan she introduced as part of her 2025 budget to address staffing challenges, hiring 360 officers (max. amount) annually 2. Reaffirmed commitment to adequate funding, in partnership with other levels of government, for sufficient police presence at special events to assure public safety 3. Continuing to support TPS members in their everyday work protecting the city To learn more about our discussion, please visit: tpa.ca/releases-advisories/t…