Metropolitan Toronto Police

52 Division is a law enforcement facility based in Toronto, ON, dedicated to maintaining public safety and enforcing the law within its jurisdiction. With a focus on serving the community, 52 Division works to address and respond to various criminal activities and emergencies in the area. Generated from their business information

The Ontario Human Rights Commission is an organization based in Toronto, ON that focuses on promoting and upholding human rights in the province of Ontario. They work to eliminate discrimination and harassment, provide education and raise awareness about human rights issues, and handle complaints related to violations of human rights legislation. Generated from their business information

The Law Enforcement Complaints Agency (LECA) operates as an independent civilian oversight agency in Ontario, responsible for managing public complaints regarding police conduct across municipal, regional, and provincial forces, including special constables and First Nations police if they opt into the Community Safety and Policing Act. Established on April 1, 2024, LECA is dedicated to ensuring that complaints against police are handled in a transparent, effective, and fair manner. Continuing the legacy of the former Office of the Independent Police Review Director (OIPRD), LECA also conducts systemic reviews to identify areas for improvement within police services rather than attributing individual fault. The agency is empowered to make recommendations for systemic changes through collaborative engagement with police leadership and oversight bodies. Generated from the website