In pictures: Toronto bids farewell to Constable John Zivcic
Memorial service was held for Constable John Zivcic, at the Toronto Congress Centre on Dec. 9 2013.Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail
The funeral for Const. Zivcic has drawn thousands of mourners. Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair, as well a Premier Kathleen Wynne, will speak at the funeral.Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail/The Globe and Mail
Police officers carry the casket of Const. John Zivcic at the memorial service in Toronto, Ontario Monday, December 9, 2013.Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail
Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair salutes as the hearse carrying Const. John Zivcic arrives at the memorial service in Toronto, Ontario Monday, December 9, 2013.Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail
Three thousand marching Toronto Police officers arrived to pay their respects to Const. Zivcic on Dec. 9 2013.Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail/The Globe and Mail
Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair walks past officers as they line the route waiting for the hearse containing Constable John Zivcic's casket to arrive at his memorial service in Toronto on Monday, December 9 2013. Const. Zivcic died in a collision last week. The 34-year-old officer was responding to an emergency call about an impaired driver on Nov. 30 when his police cruiser collided with another vehicle.Chris Young/The Canadian Press
Officers arrive at the memorial service for Const. John Zivcic in Toronto, Ontario Monday, December 9, 2013. Zivcic succumbed to injuries that he suffered in a crash that occurred as he was responding to a call about an impaired driver.Kevin Van Paassen
Officers arrive at the memorial service for Const. John Zivcic in Toronto, Ontario Monday, December 9, 2013. Zivcic succumbed to injuries that he suffered in a crash that occurred as he was responding to a call about an impaired driverKevin Van Paassen
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne (left) takes her seat in front of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford (centre left) as they attend Toronto Police Officer carry Constable John Zivcic's memorial service in Toronto on Monday December 9 2013.Mark Blinch/The Canadian Press
Police officers carry Constable John Zivcic's casket into his memorial service in Toronto on Monday, December 9 2013. Const. Zivcic died in a collision last week. The 34-year-old officer was responding to an emergency call about an impaired driver on Nov. 30 when his police cruiser collided with another vehicle.Chris Young/The Canadian Press
Family members attend Toronto Police Constable John Zivcic's memorial service in Toronto on Monday, December 9 2013. Const. Zivcic died in a collision on Nov. 30 when his police cruiser collided with another vehicle while responding to an emergency call about an impaired driver.Chris Young/The Canadian Press
Family members attend Toronto Police Constable John Zivcic's memorial service in Toronto on Monday, December 9 2013. Const. Zivcic died in a collision last week. The 34-year-old officer was responding to an emergency call about an impaired driver on Nov. 30 when his police cruiser collided with another vehicle.Chris Young/The Canadian Press
Family members are escorted into Toronto Police Constable John Zivcic’s memorial service in Toronto on Monday, December 9 2013.Mark Blinch/The Canadian Press
Family of Const. John Zivcic react as they leave the memorial service for the young police officer in Toronto. Zivcic succumbed to injuries that he suffered in a crash that occurred as he was responding to a call about an impaired driver.Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail