Communications Executive | Public Trust, Crisis & Reputation | Public Sector | 25 years CBC News. Thoughts & RTs my own.
Toronto, Ontario
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Natalie Clancy retweeted
On this Father’s Day, we extend our gratitude to all Toronto Police Service members spending the day away from their families to serve our city.
Thank you for your dedication, sacrifice, and commitment to keeping our communities safe.
Your service does not go unnoticed.
Happy Father’s Day.
#FathersDay
Natalie Clancy retweeted
Hundreds of Toronto Police members, alongside first responders, policing partners, and community members, lined the streets yesterday to honour Constable Marc Pinizzotto as he was escorted to the funeral home.
Thank you to the @OPP_News and Sgt. Ed Sanchuk for his moving tribute. The support shown to Marc’s family and our Toronto Police family during this difficult time is deeply appreciated.
#HeroesInLife – at Toronto, Ontario
Natalie Clancy retweeted
We continue to mourn the loss of Emergency Task Force (ETF) Constable Marc Pinizzotto. Tomorrow at 3 p.m., his ETF colleagues will escort his body from the Office of the Chief Coroner to the Kane-Jerrett Funeral Home in Thornhill.
The procession will be live-streamed on the OPP’s YouTube: youtube.com/ontarioprovincia…
We thank the public for their continued words and gestures of sympathy for Marc — a beloved husband, father, son, brother and police officer. #HeroesInLife
RT @TorontoPolice: Thank you @bluejays for recognizing and honouring the service and sacrifice of Emergency Task Force Constable Marc Piniz…
Natalie Clancy retweeted
For a second day, we lined the route to the Office of the Chief Coroner in honour of sacrifice and service to our community by a police officer trying to make their community safer. Today, we saluted our own Emergency Task Force Constable Marc Pinizzotto who was taken from us far too early.
Natalie Clancy retweeted
Today, we mourn the loss of Constable Marc Pinizzotto.
“No words can capture the impact on Marc’s family, who expected him to come home today. We as a Service will support them and each other,” Chief Myron Demkiw said. “This loss will have a profound impact on the Toronto Police Family. Our Service, our members, and all members of the larger policing family are deeply saddened.”
Read story: tps.ca/media-centre/stories/…
Natalie Clancy retweeted
It is with deep and profound sorrow that we announce and mourn the loss of PC Marc Pinizzotto, 43, of our Emergency Task Force, killed in the line of duty today.
Marc devoted 18 years to serving the people of Toronto, including 5 years with ETF. He was a courageous officer, a respected colleague, and a man who put others before himself.
Today, a police family has lost their loved one, and our Service has lost a brother. The grief is immeasurable.
Our hearts are with Marc’s family, his loved ones, and his ETF teammates. Our members will stand with them, now and always.
A hero in life.
See my full statement tps.ca/media-centre/news-rel…
Natalie Clancy retweeted
On behalf of the members of the Toronto Police Service, I extend our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of OPP Provincial Constable Tarun Bali for their tragic loss.
We mourn alongside our policing partners across Ontario and will remember Officer Bali who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to others.
It is with deep sorrow that I confirm that #OPP Provincial Constable Tarun Bali was killed in the line of duty this afternoon in Hearst. His courage and commitment to serving others will never be forgotten. As we grieve this immeasurable loss, I extend our heartfelt condolences to his loved ones, colleagues and the policing community.
#HeroesInLife
ALT Image of OPP Provincial Constable Tarun Bali, Ontario Provincial Police, Hero in Life.
Natalie Clancy retweeted
FIFA World Cup 2026 is just days away and our officers are ready to keep Toronto safe. This will be the longest and largest deployment of officers in TPS history and we’re excited to welcome the world to our wonderful city!
Natalie Clancy retweeted
Everyone has a role to play to keep our roadways safe.
Please watch Chief @TPSMyronDemkiw’s message.
Natalie Clancy retweeted
Through the tireless work of our Counter-Terrorism Security Unit, we investigated, gathered evidence, and received AG consent to lay charges for Wilful Promotion of Hatred. This is an example of what we mean when we say that investigations continue and arrests can come at any time after an incident. We will continue to be relentless in following the evidence to hold those who commit criminal acts of hate accountable.
Five additional arrests made for Wilful Promotion of Hatred at March 15, 2026, demonstration.
tps.ca/media-centre/news-rel…
Natalie Clancy retweeted
There are moments in policing that go beyond response—they speak to care, persistence, and humanity. When an elderly man went missing, our members never gave up. Through teamwork and collaboration he was found and brought to @Sunnybrook for life-saving care—reminding us that every call is about people and every effort matters.
Natalie Clancy retweeted
"If you are a corrupt police officer, I’d like you to quit. I'd like you to not wear this uniform, because you don't deserve to wear this uniform.” Chief @TPSMyronDemkiw has strong words on @MooreintheAM for members of the service after several incidents have stained the badge.
Natalie Clancy retweeted
It’s Police Week across Canada – a week to recognize the importance of the ongoing collaboration between police and the communities we serve. We’re proud of our members who bravely serve Toronto residents every day. #PoliceWeekON Thank you @OACPOfficial @MayorOliviaChow @TPACampbell @TPAca
Natalie Clancy retweeted
Did you know, major crime indicators are decreasing in 2026? This means we are continuing to help keep Toronto safe and strengthen public safety across all communities.
Learn more: data.tps.ca/pages/data-analy…
Natalie Clancy retweeted
Suspect Charged in Toronto and Vaughan Synagogue Shootings.
News Release: tps.to/65853
Natalie Clancy retweeted
Toronto is getting ready to host the world.
To support an event of this scale, we’ve built the Toronto Integrated Safety and Security Unit Area Command Centre (TACC) — a state-of-the-art operations hub bringing together police, emergency services, and partners in one place.
Built for the FIFA World Cup 2026, it will continue to support major events across Toronto, helping us monitor, coordinate, and respond in real time.
Our members are ready — and we have the tools to keep Toronto safe.
Natalie Clancy retweeted
On behalf of the Toronto Police Service, we extend our deepest condolences to the Ontario Provincial Police, who lost an officer today during a tragic on-duty incident. We mourn alongside the friends, family and loved ones of the officer, and our colleagues at the OPP, as they grieve this loss.
