
Shelley Carroll
Shelley Carroll is the chair of the Toronto Police Service Board, which oversees the operations of the Toronto police. Under her leadership, the board has faced scrutiny for its handling of cases involving marginalized communities, and she is involved in efforts to improve police accountability and community engagement in response to past criticisms.
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Shelley Carroll, the chair of the civilian oversight board of the Toronto Police Service, is resisting calls for a municipal public inquiry into a crisis of corruption within the city’s police force.
Toronto Police civilian oversight board chair resists calls for public inquiry into Project South allegationsShelley Carroll, the chairwoman of the city’s police services board, wrote to the Inspector-General to request an investigation.
Ontario inspector-general launches provincewide review of corruption in policingPolice board chair Shelley Carroll fired back at criticisms regarding police response to protests.
Politicians have no place telling police how to do their jobsShelley Carroll would also become a Toronto city councillor and participated in the advocacy for education.
After advocating for change in Ontario schools, People for Education’s Annie Kidder to retireShelley Carroll is the chair of the Toronto Police Service Board.
Toronto police delays in Indigenous woman’s suspicious death echo past failings, cold-case researcher says


















