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05/28/2026

The Toronto Police Forensic Identification Unit is looking for a Photo Imaging Technician!

In this role, you will provide professional photographic and digital imaging services across the Service, including event photography, custom imaging, photo printing, equipment maintenance, and forensic photography support.

Key qualifications include:
• Education in Photography, Digital Imagery, Graphic Arts, or related studies
• Experience in professional photographic services or labs
• Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom
• Strong technical troubleshooting and communication skills
• Valid Ontario Class G driver’s licence

Please note:
This role may involve viewing graphic or disturbing crime-scene imagery and attending court to provide evidence.

Learn more and apply through the Toronto Police Service Careers page under “Civilian Roles”!

05/27/2026

This week, we welcomed Recruit Class 26-01 to the Toronto Police Service.

Your dedication, perseverance, and commitment have brought you to this milestone — and this is only the beginning. Ahead lies a meaningful career grounded in service, continuous learning, and making a lasting impact in the communities you serve.

Congratulations to each of you. The memories made here will last a lifetime, and the contributions you make will not go unnoticed.

Welcome to the team. 🎓

Are YOU ready to help shape the future of the Toronto Police Service and the city of Toronto? APPLY NOW!

Visit tps.ca/careers to see all that our service has to offer.

05/21/2026

Some signs don’t need much interpretation. 👀☁️

If you’ve been looking for a path with purpose, this is it—apply to the Toronto Police Service today!

Visit tps.ca/careers for more information and to apply.

05/19/2026

🚨 Volunteer Opportunity: Toronto Police Auxiliary Unit 🚨

Looking to give back to your community? The Toronto Police Service is recruiting volunteer members for the Auxiliary Unit.

Auxiliary volunteers support:
• Crime prevention programs
• Community events and parades
• Missing person searches
• Emergency call-outs

Requirements include:
✔️ Must be 18+
✔️ Canadian citizen or permanent resident
✔️ Ontario G licence with good driving record
✔️ Valid First Aid + CPR C certification
✔️ High school diploma or equivalent
✔️ Must pass background and security checks

Commitment:
📅 Minimum 150 volunteer hours per year
📚 Mandatory 8-week training program
🎉 Participation in community and global events

Over 250 Auxiliary members volunteer 60,000+ hours annually to help keep Toronto communities connected and supported.

If you’re community-minded, dependable, and ready to serve, this could be your opportunity.

For full details and to APPLY, visit the ‘Civilian Roles’ page on tps.ca/careers.

05/14/2026

Join us at Sherway Gardens on Thursday, May 21, 2026! Meet the TPS Recruiting team and get all the information you need to start your journey with Toronto Police Service.

Can’t make it? Don’t worry - follow our page to stay updated on upcoming events and opportunities, and watch the Hiring Process Overview Video in the link in our bio!

05/13/2026

We’re looking for a Senior Technical Analyst to join our Infrastructure Services Unit!

If you thrive in complex, high‑impact environments and take pride in building secure, reliable, high‑performing systems, this role puts you at the centre of our 24/7 enterprise operations. From designing and optimizing infrastructure, to leading major technical projects, to mentoring others and driving technical excellence — your expertise will shape the backbone of TPS technology.

You’ll work with virtualization platforms, Azure and Microsoft 365 services, Windows and Linux environments, automation tools, monitoring and security technologies, and hyper‑converged infrastructure. This is a hands‑on, senior‑level role for someone who loves solving challenging problems and keeping critical systems running.

If you bring deep technical experience, strong problem‑solving skills, and a passion for resilient infrastructure, we want to hear from you.

To see full details and to submit your application, visit tps.ca → Civilian Roles.

05/12/2026

We’re hiring for two civilian roles that help keep our Service running safely and effectively.
• Evidence Handler — supports the intake, storage, and management of property and evidence.
• Control Drugs & Substance Coordinator — manages the safe handling, cataloguing, and disposal of controlled substances.

As we mark Police Week (May 10–16), themed “Protecting Ontario through Service,” explore how you can make an impact behind the scenes.

Full details and applications at tps.ca → Civilian Roles.

05/07/2026

Honouring culture. Building community. Strengthening policing together.
Ogichidaa & Zoongide’ewin say stop horsing around and apply!
TPS.ca/careers | anishinabekpolice.ca/careers

05/06/2026

Police Week 2026 is May 10–16!
Join our launch event at Jimmie Simpson Park (BBQ included!) - rain or shine.
Connect with our Recruitment team, specialty units and other TPS members as we celebrate this year’s theme: “Protecting Ontario through Service.” We will see you there!

04/30/2026

Visit the Toronto Police Service Recruitment booth at Erin Mills Town Centre on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, to connect with our Recruitment team in person!

📍 First floor, centre of the mall
💬 Ask questions. Learn the process. Start your journey.

Questions? Reach out: [email protected]

Address

40 College Street, 2nd Floor
Toronto, ON
M5G2J3

Telephone

+14168085646

Website

https://linktr.ee/tpsrecruiting

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