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For the latest episode of Blue Line, The Podcast, we zoom in on police families and hear from Dilnaz Garda, the president of Toronto Beyond the Blue (TBTB).
She shares more on the Heroes In Life Memorial and the importance in honouring those officers who have died because of the line of duty with a separate monument or wall.
"In the same breath, we want politicians and employers to look at that separate wall or monument and look at the possible policies and procedures that are changing," she explains.
We also cover building mental resilience in today's volatile climate.
"One of the things we can do is take control of what we have control over — turn off the social media, make the decision not to watch Sons of Anarchy..."
Listen to the SoundCloud link on our website for the full conversation or wherever you get your podcasts under Annex Business Media: Podcasts.
You can also stream the show at annexbusinessmedia.com/podcasts or on the playlist HERE.
Did you miss our August episode with Assistant Commissioner Serge Côté, the executive director of the Canadian Police College (CPC), and Supt. Doug Ross, director of the School of Police Sciences with CPC? Hear more from that conversation about leadership and modernization HERE.
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