41 Division, Toronto Police Service

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We would like to thank the Parent Council at Hunter's Glen Junior PS for including the Toronto Police in their Carnival and Fundraiser Saturday May 30th. It was a fun event and we were happy to help keep the community safe and engage with everyone involved!

Yesterday members of 41 and 53 Division played in annual charity soccer tournament organized by Detectives Butler-Purves and Dagonas of 54 Division.

The tournament raised over $5000 for William J McCordic PS, a school located near Main St and Danforth Ave which provides special education programs for students with developmental disabilities.

We’re all looking forward to participating again next year!

Our officers along with TNG Community Services and Working Women Community Centre hosted a Free Prom Clothing Event at the Victoria Park Hub on May 14th and 15th. The initiative is designed to alleviate the high cost of formal wear, so students can celebrate their milestones wtih confidence.

Thank you to the Dorset Park Hub for partnering with 41 Division to allow us to share important Crime Prevention information with your classes.

Intimate Partner Violence, Fraud awareness, and how to protect yourself from being a victim of Distraction Thefts were discussed.

The Dorset Park Community Hub is a one stop shop where community members of Dorset Park can access essential services and programs.

Annual Toronto Police Children’s Games Unites Community Through Sports and Spirit!

Location: Variety Village, 3701 Danforth Avenue, ScScarborough Bluffs Community AssociationToronto Police Service members, both uniform and non-uniform, volunteer their time and bring their enthusiasm to promote accessible and inclusive games, sports and activities for children/ youth of all abilities.

Officers attended the McDonalds located at Kennedy Commons for the annual “McHappy Day” Event. The celebration, which is the flagship event of the year attracted over 500 guests throughout the day. It was a fun event for officers, who assisted with serving at the drive-thru window and most importantly greeted customers as they entered the restaurant. Officers also sold merchandise, where all proceeds went to Ronald McDonald House in support of families that are less fortunate. Host Lyndsay Morrison, from CTV conducted a live broadcast at the restaurant. Ali TAYABI and his wife were very appreciative and grateful for the contributions of attending officers.

Scarborough Zero waste is calling all volunteers to help clean up Wexford.

Students can gets some volunteer hours!

Scarborough zero waste brings people together while inspiring and facilitating waste reduction initiatives among individuals, community groups, events or businesses.

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The 2026 Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign (April 27 – May 3) features active participation from the Toronto Police Service

During the campaign, 100% of proceeds from Smile Cookie sales in Toronto are donated directly to The Children's Breakfast Clubs. These funds support over 40 breakfast clubs across the Greater Toronto Area, providing hot, culturally reflective, and nutritious meals to thousands of children.

We are very proud to announce after a week of friendly competition between participating divisions 41 Division earned the TOP SPOT for most cookies sold totaling 2,064!

On April 30, 2026, Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw, Mayor Olivia Chow, and community leaders held a city-wide prayer walk across all 16 divisions to promote peace, unity, and bring together police and community members to pray for safer neighborhoods.

Thanks to everyone who came together in 41 Division to support this important event!