Status
The former Special Constables are now referred to as "Transit Enforcement Officers" and are working in uniforms and plain clothes enforcing the Criminal Code of Canada, pursuant to Section 494 (commonly referred to as Citizen's arrest powers, as well as By-Law #1 and the Trespass to Property Act of Ontario. The new Transit Enforcement uniforms are identical to the Special Constable uniforms except they say "Transit Enforcement Unit" instead of "Special Constable Service".
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