Toronto Police Museum and Discovery Centre Review

The Toronto Police Museum is temporarily closed during the epidemic. The place marked Monday to Friday outside the door is sealed on time. Its style can still be read from the upright building and several police sculptures outside the door.

We went to this museum because it was a pleasant one hour before we went to the airport and it turned out we were right. Stories collected from past police officers were well laid out, and some handmade artworks made the art of the case lifelike. The museum has a moving section showing people the human costs of protecting the area over the years, which is not surprising, but it is still interesting.

Take the subway yellow line to college, walk to it. The Toronto Police Museum is located in the same building as the Toronto Police Headquarters. Not only police cars, police dogs, but also police horses, police wagons, and even moose wear police uniforms to execute "moose patrol", Toronto's fine observation is a bit humorous.

The Toronto Police Museum is not crowded, and it mainly introduces some of the achievements of the Toronto police.

Toronto is one of the most diverse cities in the world, with its colorful ethnic characteristics, making the city colorful and blooming. Here, 49 [%] of the population are immigrants from more than 100 nationalities across the globe, and more than 140 languages are gathered in this North American metropolis to compose beautiful and harmonious and gorgeous music.