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Ontario plans to implement a digital evidence management system for police that it says will allow officers to focus on crimes and prevention rather than pushing paper. Solicitor General Sylvia Jones said the cloud-based system will allow police to securely capture, store, manage and share digital evidence.
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Major social platforms have been cracking down on the spread of misinformation and conspiracy theories in the lead-up to the presidential election, and expanded their efforts in the wake of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. But Apple and Google, among others, have left open a major loophole for this material: podcasts.
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Several Canadian provinces are still issuing birth alerts, a practice that British Columbia government lawyers have called “illegal and unconstitutional” and that advocates say constitutes “surveillance of families.”
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As a first responder, you have enough things to worry about during these trying times. Maintaining proper notes shouldn't be one of them.
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After serving 24 years with the RCMP, Keith Blake was sworn in as the fifth Chief of Police of the Tsuut’ina Nation Police Service in 2013. Throughout his time with the RCMP, he experienced firsthand the culture, pride and honour in being part of the policing in seven different First Nations communities in Alberta. By Renée Francoeur
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Police Powers, 2nd Edition prepares police foundations students for the responsibilities and challenges they will encounter in their future careers. Students will examine the parameters of police powers and authority through key topics related to police governance and accountability. This includes the current use of force model, searching with and without a warrant, incidents related to mental health, and police issues involving the media, as well as discussions about the authority to arrest, detain, and use force. Realistic On Scene and It’s Your Move scenarios challenge students to apply their knowledge as officers of the law.
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The lawyer for a man who admitted to earning money by putting a teenager to work in the sex trade said lockdowns at a Toronto jail—where he’s spent most of the past year—along with harsh conditions imposed by the pandemic should make a big dent in the ultimate sentence meted out.
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A question asked Jan. 14 during the weekly forum on COVID-19 hosted by the First Nation Health Managers Association underscored another deadly aspect of the coronavirus pandemic: an unsafe illegal drug supply.
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The International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators-Investigative Partnership of the Year Award 2020 was presented to two Peel Regional Police officers for their exemplary work during an investigative project called “Switch”.
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Location: Mississauga, Ontario
Date: April 23-25, 2021
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Location: Brampton, Ontario
Date: April 29-30, 2021
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