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The federal government plans to spend more than $2.2 million to fly roughly 3,000 police officers and dozens of German shepherds from all over the country to Quebec City to help secure the sites for next month’s G7 leaders’ summit.
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The Ontario Provincial Police’s Security Assessment Unit (SAU) began organizing the Policing Security Network (PSN) by partnering with several other police services for more collaboration on physical security threats. SAU’s Patrick Ogilvie, a security consultant, and OPP Sgt. Laura Meyers, along with OPP section manager and Acting Insp. Rob Fournier, share more on why this group is so ground breaking.
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Police officers in Ontario have organized to incorporate a new non-profit geared to offering over-the-phone and in-person support to first responders throughout the province.
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The car is several meters away, with only the passenger’s side visible to the naked eye, but that doesn’t matter. A 360-degree camera immediately zeros in on the suspect — the same suspect who had been previously identified in a crowded room via facial recognition software less than an hour before. This is just one scenario in which evolving technology can be used to make communities smarter, safer and more sustainable. Learn more about the future of public safety in smart cities...
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Toronto Police Service’s Human Trafficking Team took home the Bill Hancox Award of Excellence during the Toronto Crime Stoppers Chief of Police Dinner, honouring Chief Mark Saunders, last week.
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The recent acquittal of a young Nova Scotia man accused of sexual assault highlights the complicated nature of judging sexual crimes, an expert says.
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Three civil rights organizations joined forces recently to voice their concern over the ongoing use of indefinite solitary confinement for prison inmates — a practice they say is akin to torture and a violation of human rights.
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A southern Alberta police chief is urging people not to leap to conclusions about how officers handled a racist confrontation at a local Denny’s last month.
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Date: May 24-29, 2018
Location: Vancouver, B.C.
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Date: May 31-June 4, 2018
Location: Hamilton, Ont.
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Date: June 8-9, 2018
Location: Toronto, Ont.
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Date: June 9-10, 2018
Location: Saint John, N.B.
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