Thunder Bay Police Service Board

06/11/2026

The Thunder Bay Police Service is extending our sincere condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Toronto Police Service Constable Marc Pinizzotto, who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving and protecting the community he served today.

Our thoughts remain with the Toronto Police Service and all those impacted during this difficult time.

His passing is a solemn reminder of the risks officers face in service to their communities.

06/10/2026

Flags at our headquarters have been lowered in honour of Ontario Provincial Police Constable Tarun Bali of the Dufferin County Detachment, Central Region. Constable Bali died today in the line of duty after he was seriously injured while conducting an investigation near Hearst, Ont.

We extend our sincere condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues as they mourn his tragic loss in the line of duty.

Our thoughts remain with the Ontario Provincial Police and all those impacted during this difficult time.

06/10/2026

“Chief Fleury has an exemplary track record and well-earned reputation as a leader in policing,” said Machado. “It’s my pleasure on behalf of the board to salute and congratulate our chief on this exceptional honour.”
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06/09/2026

THUNDER BAY POLICE SERVICE BOARD MEETING

TUESDAY, JUNE, 16TH 2026

BOARDROOM

1111 VICTORIA AVENUE, EAST, THUNDER BAY, ON

START TIME: 9:00 AM

*Livestream link to be posted publicly before meeting date.

06/07/2026

Today, the Thunder Bay Police Service Board honours the dedication and sacrifice of the Canadian Armed Forces.
We thank all members—past and present—for their service to our country and commitment to protecting Canadians.

06/02/2026

The Board wishes to express its congratulations to Olivia Gater, a civilian member of the Thunder Bay Police Service, as the recipient of the On-Duty Difference Maker – Civilian Police Service Employee Award as part of the Police Association of Ontario (PAO) Annual Police Services 'Hero of the Year' Awards.

This year, hundreds of nominations were submitted by Ontarians to recognize outstanding police personnel who have gone above and beyond in service to their local communities.

Olivia was recognized for her extraordinary impact as a vital bridge between policing and social care, working with investigative units to provide compassionate case management, advocacy, and connections to essential services for vulnerable individuals.

Since 2023, she has significantly expanded the program’s reach, achieving a remarkable 1,000% increase in referrals and an average annual growth rate of 82%—improving outcomes for individuals in crisis while strengthening trust between police and the community.

Olivia’s dedication, compassion, and commitment to service exemplify the very best of civilian policing.

Please join us in congratulating Olivia on this outstanding achievement!

/CNW/ - The Police Association of Ontario (PAO) is proud to announce the winners of the annual Police Services Hero of the Year Awards. This year, hundreds of...

06/01/2026

June is National Indigenous History Month. The Thunder Bay Police Service Board honours the history, cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples, and remains committed to listening, learning, and strengthening relationships.
https://nctr.ca/about/history-of-the-trc/truth-and-reconciliation-commission-of-canada/

05/19/2026

TODAY:

THUNDER BAY POLICE SERVICE BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, MAY, 19TH 2026
BOARDROOM
1111 VICTORIA AVENUE, EAST, THUNDER BAY, ON
START TIME: 9 AM
You can watch the livestream here:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89994926852

Meeting ID: 899 9492 6852

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05/17/2026

Today, the Thunder Bay Police Service Board stands with 2SLGBTQIA+ community members in affirming dignity, safety, and equality for all.
We remain committed to fostering a community free from discrimination, hate, and violence.

05/14/2026

THUNDER BAY POLICE SERVICE BOARD CONGRATULATES CHIEF ON MEMBER OF THE ORDER OF MERIT OF POLICE FORCES

The Thunder Bay Police Service Board congratulates Chief Darcy Fleury his appointment as a Member of the Order of Merit of the Police Forces (M.O.M.).

The Order is a national honour that recognizes exceptional service by Canadian police officers and civilians, and acknowledges long-term outstanding service, as well as a career-spanning commitment to policing, community development, and inter-force relationships.

Chief Fleury’s nearly four-decade career includes 36 years with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), and the past three years serving as Chief of Police in Thunder Bay.

His distinguished career has spanned investigative and administrative policing roles, including leadership positions at both the senior and executive levels. Since arriving in Thunder Bay, Chief Fleury has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to community service, relationship building, and strong organizational leadership as Chief of Police.

“Chief Fleury has an exemplary track record and well-earned reputation as a leader in policing,” says Karen Machado, Thunder Bay Police Service Board Chair. “It’s my pleasure on behalf of the Board to salute and congratulate our Chief on this exceptional honour.”

The M.O.M is administered by the Chancellery of Honours at Rideau Hall.
Announcement.

Congrats Chief!

Please note that the information below reflects the rank and posting of the appointees at the time of their appointment to the Order of Merit of the Police Forces.