London Police Services Board

Ali Chabar, head of the London police services board, says a new four-year contract for officers and civilian employees is rooted in a competitive compensation program that reflects market conditions. The deal announced Tuesday will increase wages for about 900 employees by five per cent in 2023, 3.5 per cent

The union representing London police officers and civilian staffers has struck a deal on a new four-year contract that includes a 13 per cent pay increase and more mental-health and wellness supports. Read More

It was nearly closing time at the hardware store where Ivan Picott works when a woman leaving the business set off the security detectors. Read More

London’s top cop wants to expand the use of special constables as part of his plan to transform policing in the city. Read More

Regarding the article Council nixes police board appointment, agrees to process that allows diversity (April 5) Read More

A city council committee will discuss Tuesday what has become a controversial recommendation to fill the lone citizen seat on the seven-member London police services board. Ryan Gauss, director of operations for London Liberal MP Peter Fragiskatos and a former campaign worker for Mayor Josh Morgan, was recommended by

Ryan Gauss found himself at the centre of a heated debate after a city committee voted to appoint him to London’s police board. Read More

City council has slammed the brakes on a controversial appointment to the London police board. Read More

The former head of board that oversees London police is calling on a new appointee to withdraw his application to join the oversight body and make room for someone from a more diverse background. Read More

More than four dozen Londoners have put their names forward to join the city's police board ahead of what the mayor described as a “very important year” for the body responsible for overseeing policing in the city. Read More

London police made urgent demands for personal records in eight of 765 of the city's missing persons cases last year, a new report says. Read More

In March 2022, the London police service (LPS) announced its intention to seek additional funding for 52 new officers over three years. The police budget has increased 44 per cent in a decade to an operating budget of more than $137 million. This is 18 per cent of the total