59K views · 1.1K reactions | Thank you to OPP members and all First Responders for their daily efforts to make kindness the norm in our communities. The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. — Mahatma Gandhi | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook

1.8K views · 36 reactions | ICYMI - OPP community safety partner Joe Roberts and THE PUSH FOR CHANGE stopped by General Headquarters to share his message to #endyouthhomelessness. Au cas où vous l'auriez manqué - Joe Roberts et The Push for Change arrive au Grand quartier général de la Police provinciale pour partager son message pour éliminer l’itinérance chez les jeunes. #OPP #thepushforchange #pushforchange #raisetheroof #upstream | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook

1.5K views · 65 reactions | Looks like we have some future Ontario Provincial Police officers. Thanks to Lakewood Elementary School in Port Dover. Great discussion today with all the kindergarten classes about bicycle safety, stranger danger and what police officers do in the community. Ontario Provincial Police - Uniform Recruitment Unit #NorfolkOPP ^es | Ontario Provincial Police - West Region | Facebook

10K views · 59 reactions | Special Constable recruitment opens TODAY....

12K views · 113 reactions | Meet Special Constable Paz Castello who tells why she loves to volunteer with us. Visit Police Scotland Special Constabulary to hear more about the great work our special constables do! #VolunteersWeek | Police Scotland | Facebook

2.5K views · 54 reactions | 39 years after Kathy Wilson’s disappearance, the OPP gets a confession and the family gets peace. This video is a rare look at the evidence and techniques the OPP can now share including interviews with the family and the undercover officer who got close to the murderer, and finally the confession. Watch the full video at opp.ca/news | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook

36K views · 133 reactions | Slow down and when safe, move over for emergency vehicles and tow trucks! This Civic Day Long Weekend, give them safe space to do their job. Keep an eye out for emergency vehicles and tow trucks stopped on the roadside, slow down and move over a lane when it is safe to do so. Your actions can save lives. | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook