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Colin MacLeod spent over 20 years in the RCMP as a pilot, flying fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters on nail-biting missions through Newfoundland snow, the peaks and saddles of the Rocky Mountains and beyond. Also a former Edmonton Police officer, MacLeod shares his stories from the cockpit at a time when policing by air was still quite the novelty.
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The Saskatchewan Police Commission is telling officers not to randomly stop people on the street and ask for information. The commission, which regulates municipal and First Nations police forces, refers to the practice as contact interviews, but the terms carding or street checks have been used in other provinces.
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A few weeks ago Blue Line began collecting responses to its survey on drone use in Canadian law enforcement agencies. Participants were asked three multiple-choice questions and provided a space to add any additional comments.
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As Canada's premier unmanned aerial systems provider, OmniView Tech offers tailored consulting services for the implementation of aerial technology within your current operations. With all the technology available today, it is challenging to determine which is right for your department's operations. This is where OmniView Tech comes in - they aim to provide the most cost effective solutions with the greatest return on investment for your division. Click here to set up a no-obligation complimentary consultation session with a drone specialist today (mention BLUELINE in the subject).
A quick session can prove to save not only budget, but the lives of field personnel, and the public.
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The founder of the internationally known Crime Stoppers program made a stop in at the 2018 Canadian Crime Stoppers Association’s first National Conference in Hamilton, Ont., to discuss how the program began, its evolutions and what is currently needed for its co-ordinators.
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Technology has transformed how most businesses operate. Today, one of the largest "taxi" services doesn't own a single car, and the world's most valuable retailer doesn't have any inventory. So why is public safety handling investigations largely the same way they have for decades? Register for this upcoming webinar to learn how you can make incremental steps to streamline your investigations and save time by leveraging recent advancements in technology. Led by Axon's Vishal Dhir, this webinar will include a brief case study of Queensland Police Service's successes streamlining domestic violence investigations by taking advantage of a technology platform.
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Marijuana businesses are growing in size and scope as Canada moves toward legalization of recreational pot, creating an increasingly daunting job for those tasked with enforcing the rules.
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The Dakota Ojibway Police Service (DOPS), headquartered in Long Plain First Nation, Man., officially started its transition to “Manitoba First Nations Police” at the beginning of June.
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The Toronto Police Service took the next step toward a six-month pilot project of body scan technology by releasing a Request for Expressions of Interest. This technology will give officers the ability to locate evidence, contraband and/or items of concern without conducting a physical strip search, otherwise known as a Level 3 Search.
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Date: June 20-22, 2018
Location: Halifax, N.S.
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Date: June 25-29, 2018
Location: Chilliwack, B.C.
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Date: June 25-July1, 2018
Location: Ozarks, Mo.
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Date: July 4-5, 2018
Location: Calgary, Alta.
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Date: July 21-24, 2018
Location: Quebec City, Quebec
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