York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween to Retire in June

York Region's top cop retiring in June after six years as chief

The York Regional Police Service Board announced that, following a six-year tenure as chief of police, Jim MacSween will retire on June 26.

York police Chief Jim MacSween to retire in June, police service board says

York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween will retire in June, the board that oversees the service announced on Thursday.

York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween to retire in June

The chief of York Regional Police is retiring this summer. Chief Jim MacSween announced on Thursday that his last day on the job is June 26.

York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween retiring

MacSween retiring as of June 26 after six years in role

York police Chief Jim MacSween to retire in June

The news comes weeks after the announcement of Project South, a bombshell investigation into corruption within the Toronto police.

York regional police chief retiring this summer

York Regional Police Chief, Jim MacSween, announced on Thursday that he will be retiring this summer, ending his six-year tenure as the region’s top cop. “Today, I announced that I have made the decision to retire as Chief of York Regional Police, effective June 26, 2026,” he wrote. “It has been the greatest honour of […]