Camille Labchuk

Police Association of Ontario’s Statement on the Inspector General of Policing Province-Wide Inspection on Police Integrity and Anti-Corruption Practices Ontario’s Inspector General of Policing, Ryan Teschner, announced an independent province-wide inspection into the ability of Ontario's police services and boards to prevent, detect, respond to, and fortify their organizations against corruption and to ensure integrity. There is no evidence of widespread police corruption across Ontario. Our members are dedicated, hard-working professionals who serve their communities with pride and professionalism every day. We fully support our members throughout the province and recognize the importance of independent, transparent oversight. We are committed to reviewing all recommendations upon completion of the inspection. To paint all our members with the same brush is not fair to the thousands who come to work every day to ensure the safety and security of our communities. Throughout this process, we stand united with our 33,000 members across Ontario.

In November 2025, Dairy Farmers of Ontario dumped 4.9% of milk, according to Milk Producer magazine. That’s roughly 10.2 million litres of milk — about $18M in retail value for the month. The butterfat embedded in that milk alone was worth roughly $10M at retail. Now you know.