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| Officer John Zivcic (Credits @TorontoPolice) |
A public memorial service will be held Monday for Toronto police Const. John Zivcic, 34, who died on Dec. 2 following a weekend crash.
Thousands of officers are expected to attend, as are Chief Bill Blair, Premier Kathleen Wynne and Mayor Rob Ford.
The police funeral with full honours is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. on Monday at the Toronto Congress Centre at 650 Dixon Rd. Doors will open at 10 a.m.
CityNews and 680News will be live streaming the ceremony. Click here to watch the live stream.
Zivcic was responding to a call on Nov. 30 when his unmarked cruiser collided with another car at Bloor Street West and Neilson Drive, near Highway 427.
The officer, who worked in the force for six years, was taken to St. Michael’s Hospital where he died last Monday. He was Toronto’s 26th officer to die while on duty since the Toronto police force began in 1957.
Thousands of officers are expected to attend, as are Chief Bill Blair, Premier Kathleen Wynne and Mayor Rob Ford.
The police funeral with full honours is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. on Monday at the Toronto Congress Centre at 650 Dixon Rd. Doors will open at 10 a.m.
CityNews and 680News will be live streaming the ceremony. Click here to watch the live stream.
Zivcic was responding to a call on Nov. 30 when his unmarked cruiser collided with another car at Bloor Street West and Neilson Drive, near Highway 427.
The officer, who worked in the force for six years, was taken to St. Michael’s Hospital where he died last Monday. He was Toronto’s 26th officer to die while on duty since the Toronto police force began in 1957.
