| Wow1.tv Mary Yang Director, News+Public Affairs A1 Chinese Radio speaks with Toronto Police Service Constable Bill Chan at Ethnic Media Day at Toronto Police Headquarters. myang@a1chineseradio.ca Cell 416-737-1061 "Chief Blair Praises Ethnic Press" "You are important to my business, which is public service." That was the clear message that Toronto Police Service (TPS) Chief William Blair delivered to various ethnic media outlets during a recent reception in the Senior Officers lounge at police headquarters. I value the role of the ethnic press in Toronto because you are the medium by which there is dialogue between ourselves and the different communities you represent, Blair added. It doesnt take place on the six o clock news or through the Toronto Sun or the Globe & Mail. It takes place through your publications and radio and TV stations. "Chief Blair Praises Ethnic Press" Chief Blair proudly spoke of the emphasis the Service has placed in increasing the visible minority presence among the ranks. More than 50% of police graduates in the last few years speak a language other than English in Canadas largest municipal police service, which was also named one of Canadas 45 Best Diversity Employers for the third straight year. I want people who are familiar with the cultures of our communities, those who are known and trusted in those communities, so that we can be known and trusted there too, he said. There are nearly 85 languages spoken in this organization and its my ... |
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