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New look
New look

New look

Date4/22/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: New look: Sergeant David Maskell (left) and Constable Bill White set out in Marine Unit No. 3; a 22-foot Boston Whaler with a smart new coat of navy blue paint. The new force on the waterfront is the result of a merger of the old Harbor Police with the Metro police marine unit.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0114247F
New look: An OPP officer sports the new broad-brimmed hat
New look: An OPP officer sports the new broad-brimmed hat
9/2/1993
They'll be easier to spot now. This is the new look for Metro Police cars - bright yellow with crest and slogan on the sides. Only detectives will con(...)
They'll be easier to spot now. This is the new look for Metro Police cars - bright yellow with crest and slogan on the sides. Only detectives will con(...)
5/28/1969
These Police Recruits Have 8 Cylinders, It looks like a mobile regiment lined up for inspection, and in a way it is
These Police Recruits Have 8 Cylinders, It looks like a mobile regiment lined up for inspection, and in a way it is
9/29/1976
First female Mountie, Heather Ann Phyllis, 21, looks a little lost in the uniform belonging to her husband-to-be Glenn Souva, also 21. Heather will be(...)
First female Mountie, Heather Ann Phyllis, 21, looks a little lost in the uniform belonging to her husband-to-be Glenn Souva, also 21. Heather will be(...)
10/26/1976
RCMP constable Gail McKeag gives Nguyen Bich an, 8, her first look at Canada
RCMP constable Gail McKeag gives Nguyen Bich an, 8, her first look at Canada
3/29/1979
Evidence seized: OPP Superintendent Wib Craig looks over some of the evidence, including cocaine, gathered by police during two weekend raids in Metro
Evidence seized: OPP Superintendent Wib Craig looks over some of the evidence, including cocaine, gathered by police during two weekend raids in Metro
2/1/1988
Look guys, no belly, OPP officer Brian Adkins tucks away the Battle of the Badges trophy - after losing 36 pounds
Look guys, no belly, OPP officer Brian Adkins tucks away the Battle of the Badges trophy - after losing 36 pounds
4/5/1989
Look guys, no Belly, OPP officer Brian Adkins tucks away the Battle of the Badges trophy - after losing 36 pounds
Look guys, no Belly, OPP officer Brian Adkins tucks away the Battle of the Badges trophy - after losing 36 pounds
4/5/1989
New unit operated by OPP Constables Terry Blace (driver) and Michael Gray detects speeders up to a mile away - coming or going
New unit operated by OPP Constables Terry Blace (driver) and Michael Gray detects speeders up to a mile away - coming or going
12/12/1978
The New Helicopter of the Ontario Provincial Police takes off with four members of an Indian family stranded near Hudson Bay while others in the famil(...)
The New Helicopter of the Ontario Provincial Police takes off with four members of an Indian family stranded near Hudson Bay while others in the famil(...)
11/5/1974
Metro police get a new cruiser, Judge C
Metro police get a new cruiser, Judge C
8/9/1971
New technology: Peel Region Constable Robert Bamlett uses new equipment which will enable deaf residents to report emergencies to police more quickly and efficiently
New technology: Peel Region Constable Robert Bamlett uses new equipment which will enable deaf residents to report emergencies to police more quickly and efficiently
5/5/1985