SERVING MEMBERS SINCE 1947
The London Police Association is a union equivalent labour organization representing over 800 members of the London Police Service. The LPA was formed in 1947 to represent and protect the sworn Officers and civilian staff of the London Police Service. The LPA ensures the Service remains fiscally competitive, improves working conditions for our members, and promotes the mutual interests of the Active Membership.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE
Welcome to the London Police Association website. Our new website is a place for those interested in learning more about what the London Police Association does for its members and the London community. Our Association is the collective voice of the Sworn officers and civilian members of the London Police Service. We are united in our goal to protect the community and the members we serve. Continue Reading…
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Q&A with former LPA Executive Director, Dan Axford.
What mechanisms exist to hold police officers accountable?
What is the difference between policing in Canada and USA?
How can the SIU Investigations process improve?
What happens when a police officer is accused of wrongdoing?
What is the role of Police Associations?
Great review of oversight mechanisms, the differences between Canada and the US, and the role of police associations here in Ontario, Dan!
Very well spoken, very well informed. So lucky to have had you a part of the LPS and LPA! Continued thank you 🙏
Well said Dan Axford
Did we buy that shirt Dan Axford? It looks outside our budget.
Is that Mark Strong?
Thanks LPF for your service!
Another good job Dan Axford!
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Today is #orangeshirtday. We remember the victims and survivors of the residential school system by listening and reflecting on their stories. Our work continues. Every child matters. There are no shortcuts. #ldnont
Lovely Anthea words from your heart 💕💕💕💕
The white man schools were brutal until the 1960's. I was there, so I know. Way too much politics and unnecessary Spin doctoring around all this garbage from 200 hundred years ago. Nobody apologized to me when the schools beat us up now considered to be an assault on white boys, or the cops beat us up in the late 60's for having long hippie style hair. Want to talk about true history, or want to be politicians? I want big tough male cops over 200 pounds preventing me from getting killed, not arriving in minutes when seconds count and the little women waiting for back up. Lets talk about that and also lets have an independent group do time study on all police. If not I am also offended. We are not that stupid as seniors and know exactly how thing were and should be. Carding and profiling works. Publish the true stats and never mind this millennial nonsense. We know you know the truth so take a stand against the cherry picked police service boards and get the darn job done without so much wasted tax dollars on expensive military toys.
OPP escort bringing Manitoulin officer home. The escort for Const. Marc Hovingh, killed Thursday near Gore Bay while in the line of duty, departed Toronto at noon. https://www.stthomastimesjournal.com/news/local-news/opp-escort-bringing-manitoulin-officer-home/wcm/0db0b0d3-41d4-4765-bf4c-25b85463be0d
Escort of Provincial Constable Marc Hovingh Approaching Barrie Ont. Marc's hometown #HeroesInLife
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Escort of Provincial Constable Marc Hovingh Approaching Barrie Ont. Marc's hometown #HeroesInLife â Innisfil, Ontario, Canada
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What are the differences between policing in Canada and the United States? We asked @dan_axford to outline what makes our system different.
