Ontario police associations launch recruiting campaign to address staffing shortage

07-07-2025 16:30 via cbc.ca

Ontario police associations launch recruiting campaign to address staffing shortage

Several police associations in Ontario are launching a joint campaign to recruit more officers amid staffing shortages across the province.

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