A petition calls on Toronto's top cop to speed up the process of making body-worn cameras mandatory for all front-line officers in an effort to hold them accountable on the job.

The death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet has sparked questions from the woman's family, local politicians, and on social media about the role of police officers in the incident.

"Due process to determine what transpired is of utmost importance," the Toronto Police Association said.

The Toronto police board announced that they reached agreements with the Toronto Police Association in a news release Saturday afternoon.

Toronto Police Association president Mike McCormack says a new draft policy outlining rules around officers smoking pot off duty "is fraught with all kinds of issues."

“The loss of life is a concern. I’m glad that we made the apprehension and we will look to see what we can do to better our response to any calls."

At around 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Toronto police said a 911 call came in for an assault in progress at 103 West Lodge Ave. But a police source told Global News it wasn't until around 10 p.m. before a cruiser was even dispatched.

In September, Chief Mark Saunders tasked Deputy Chief Shawna Coxon to do a high-level review of the 911 communication centre. Her review will be considered by the Toronto Police Services Board on Wednesday.

After a stranger allegedly accosted several patrons of a downtown Toronto fitness club, management turned to police for assistance. They say it took 40 minutes for help to arrive.

The TPA said 47.3 per cent of its members voted. This represents just under half of the 8,000 uniform and civilian members of the TPA.