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The OPP Association works on behalf of all civilian and non-commissioned uniform Members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP). There are over 6,700 uniform and 3,600 civilian members who belong to the Association.
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Encompas provides OPPA members and their families with confidential mental health care support, and services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Honour Roll
The Honour Roll recognizes OPPA members who gave their lives in service to their communities. We remember their sacrifice with gratitude, respect, and a lasting commitment to preserving their legacy.
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Latest News & Press Releases
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Scheduled Website Maintenance – June 25
Members may recall previous communications regarding scheduled website maintenance on June 9. Due to operational circumstances, that maintenance was postponed and has now been rescheduled. Scheduled maintenance will be taking place on the OPPA website beginning today at 5 p.m. The maintenance window is expected to last approximately two hours. During this time, Members may…
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Line of Duty Death OPP Provincial Constable Tarun Bali-Procession Escort from Forensic Sciences and Coroner’s Complex
The procession transferring Provincial Constable Tarun Bali from the Forensic Scienes and Coroner’s Complex in Toronto (FSCC) to the funeral home will depart the FSCC in North York at approximately 10:00 a.m. Friday June 12th, 2026. The route will proceed westbound on Highway 401 from Keele Street, continue northbound on Highway 400, then eastbound on…
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Encompas Mental Health Wellness Program-2025 Video
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Donate to OPPA Member Mike Bussieres Family’s GoFundMe to Stand Behind Mike in His Recovery
The family of our retired OPPA member Mike Bussieres have started a GoFundMe to assist Mike during his recovery from back surgery which has left him unable to walk and wheelchair bound.
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Statement from OPP Association – The OPP Association Calls for Meaningful Action Following Recent Attacks on Police Officers
The OPP Association is deeply troubled and outraged by the recent series of incidents that have left police officers across Canda killed or seriously injured in the line of duty. In recent weeks, members of the policing community have experienced an unprecedented number of tragedies, serving as a stark reminder of the dangers faced by frontline officers…
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Press Release-OPP Association Statement-Line of Duty Death of OPP Provincial Constable Tarun Bali
It is with great sadness that we inform our Membership that OPP Provincial Constable Tarun Bali, Dufferin County Detachment, Central Region died in the line of duty today while working with the James Bay Detachment, North East Region. The circumstances related to the line of duty death are under investigation by the OPP’s Criminal Investigation…
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OPP Association Statement-Norfolk County OPP Involved Shooting – Officer Charged
For immediate release CNW/Barrie/May 14, 2026 On Thursday May 14, 2026, the Special Investigations Unit announced a charge of manslaughter against Provincial Constable Quade Odrowski of the Norfolk County Detachment. The charge relates to an on-duty incident that occurred at Turkey Point on August 12, 2025. The SIU Press Release can be read on the…
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OPP Officer Struck by Vehicle and Injured in St Thomas
Our thoughts today are with our OPP officer and their family who sustained serious but non-life threatening injuries after our officer was struck by a suspect vehicle while conducting a traffic stop on Highway 3 near St Thomas. This highlights the dangers our officers face every day keeping Ontario safe. Thank you to all of…
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Canadian Police and Peace Officers’ Memorial