US Edition'A massive boost for community safety,' Ford says of 5 new police helicopters in Greater Toronto Area, Ottawa
- Ontario has allocated over $134 million for five new police helicopters to combat auto theft, carjackings, and street racing in the Greater Toronto Area and Ottawa.
- As part of a joint air support unit, Ontario Provincial Police will acquire two new H135 helicopters for Ottawa and Toronto police services.
- The remaining three helicopters will be separately owned and operated by police services in Durham, Halton, and Peel regions.
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134 million dollars. This is the amount that the Doug Ford government will invest in the purchase of 5 helicopters for the Provincial Police and 3 regions.
·Montreal, Canada
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Ontario to buy 5 police helicopters for $134 million
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government will buy five police helicopters rather than lease them. The cost will be about $100 million more than what the province's budget in March allocated to lease four choppers.
·Prince George, Canada
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