Peter Yuen

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Peter Yuen is a Canadian politician and retired police officer, serving for 35 years. He was Deputy Chief of the Toronto Police Service from 2017 to 2022 and headed the Toronto police community safety command.

Early life and career Born in Hong Kong, Yuen immigrated to Canada in 1975 at age 11, He attended Scarborough's Blessed Cardinal Newman Catholic Secondary School.

While investigating a gambling den as an undercover Constable in 1990, Yuen was severely beaten and mock executed after he was exposed as a police officer; he was later named police officer of the year. He was promoted to Sergeant in 1996, Staff Sergeant in 2000, Inspector in 2006, and Staff Inspector in 2012, before becoming the first Superintendent of Chinese heritage within the TPS in 2014. serving until his retirement in 2022.

Yuen reportedly attended the 2015 China Victory Day Parade as a member of a Chinese-Canadian delegation.

Politics In October 2024, Yuen was officially nominated as the Ontario Liberal candidate for Scarborough-Agincourt; he lost to the incumbent Progressive Conservative candidate Aris Babikian in the 2025 provincial election.

In April 2025, he was nominated as the Liberal Party of Canada candidate for Markham—Unionville at that year's federal election. Robert Fife of the Globe and Mail scrutinized Yuen for previously attending events with organizations linked to the Chinese Communist Party such as Jiangsu Commerce Council of Canada (JCCC) in which he was listed as an honorary director; He lost to Conservative candidate Michael Ma.

At the time of the 2025 Canadian federal election, he lived in Richmond Hill, Ontario.

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