Toronto ramps up police security for Victoria Day weekend
Friday, May 16, 2025, 6:21 pm
As Victoria Day weekend approaches, Toronto police are increasing their presence across the city. Officers will be patrolling hotspots like Ashbridges Bay on foot and with ATVs, aiming to preempt unruly behavior amid the celebrations and ensure a safe, controlled environment for residents and visitors alike.
Police prepare to keep the holiday weekend safe across Toronto CP24
A plan is in place to ensure residents attending the fireworks display at Ashbridges Bay this Victoria Day long weekend are safe. With large crowds expected in the city’s east end beach, Toronto Police say officers will be patrolling the area day and night on Sunday and holiday Monday on foot,…
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