“Coffee with a Cop” on November 24

Come have coffee with a Yonge Street neighbourhood community officer on Tuesday, November 24^th at The Atrium, located at 40 Dundas St East.  

🗓️ DATE:  November 24, 2026

🕑 TIME:  11am to 2pm

📍LOCATION:  The Atrium, 40 Dundas Street East

MOSS PARK TOWNHALL MEETING

YOUR COMMUNITY.

YOUR VOICE.

Join us for an opportunity to hear updates, ask questions and share your concerns with your neighbourhood officers and community partners.

🗓️ DATE:  MONDAY, DECEMBER 7TH

🕕 TIME:  6 P.M.

📍 LOCATION:  COMMUNITY ROOM, 51 DIVISION, 51 Parliament Street, Toronto

LGBTQI+ CCC open house on Nov 25, 2026

 We are invited to the LGBTQI+ CCC open house on Nov 25, 2026. 

It is a time to connect with folks in the community, have some snacks and chat about goals for the upcoming year. This is also the last open house they  will be hosting before the community space is shut down.

Building Safer Communities Together: Inside 51 Division’s Latest Safety Walk

 As part of Ontario’s Crime Prevention Week, 51 Division’s recent Safety Walk brought together a diverse cross-section of the community—including local residents, business owners, Business Improvement Areas (BIAs), and resident associations—alongside Neighbourhood Community Officers (NCOs) and the Community Response Unit.  

Reflecting a city-wide momentum seen across multiple TPS divisions over the past week to strengthen grassroots trust and proactive engagement, participants took to the streets for open, thoughtful dialogue. These collaborative walks provide a vital platform to address local safety priorities, share critical crime-prevention resources, and build meaningful, lasting connections that help community-based policing thrive.

 

Fighting Senior Financial Crimes: Staying Safe, Savvy and Secure

 The TPS Seniors Community Consultative Committee is hosting an event on November 12th, and we are hoping to reach as many seniors, family members, caregivers, and individuals who support older adults as possible. 

The event will be offered in a hybrid format. It is being held at the Toronto Police Museum, which has limited seating capacity; therefore, registration is required.

Please see the attached flyer for event details, and kindly share this information with your committees, networks, partners, and any other groups that may be interested in attending.

 

2026 Crime Prevention Week Safety Walks

It’s Crime Prevention Week and to celebrate, we’re bringing community safety to YOU! 

Ontario's 2026 Crime Prevention Week runs from November 1 to November 7, 2026. Organised by the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) undethe theme “Protecting Ontario Together,” the initiative highlights local community outreach and proactive crime prevention techniques.

Official broadcasts and video coverage for the Toronto Police Service (TPS) can be accessed directly on the Toronto Police Service YouTube Channel.

Join us for one of our community safety walks across Toronto as we work together to make our neighbourhoods safer.