The Thunder Bay Police Service is currently accepting applications for our Cadet program and encourage all candidates who are seeking a rewarding career in policing, who value diversity and are committed to providing our community with exceptional se
Applicants must have their Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police certificate obtained through the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police. You can find out more information and obtain an OACP certificate on the OACP website.
• Be of good moral character and habits, meaning that you are an individual other people would look upon to as being trustworthy and having integrity.Cadets are assigned to a unit in our Primary Response Unit and are stationed at the Front Desk. They provide font-line support to the public, learn police duties, and assist officers in the execution of those duties.
After successful completion of the Cadet program and successful completion of all components of the Basic Constable Training, including graduating from the Ontario Police College , Cadets are sworn in as Fourth Class Constables with the Thunder Bay Police Service.Annual Leave: Two blocks of annual leave following one year of continuous employment.
Benefits: TBPS offers competitive group benefits to all full-time members, including Health, Dental and Vision care, Out of Country Travel Insurance, Short-Term and Long-Term disability, Life Insurance and Accidental Death and Dismemberment. Pension Plan: Joining OMERS starts immediately upon full-time employment. TBPS and employee contributions are deducted per pay period.
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