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The Peel Regional Police Service, under the leadership of Chief Nishan Duraiappah, has committed to a course of police reform and modernization, launching a multi-pronged strategy to make its members safer and more effective while providing better and more appropriate services to the 1.4 million residents of Peel Region. It’s a strategy based on having the right people with the right tools and resources at the right time to reduce harm in the community while also building stronger relationships.
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A recent report revealed that calls relating to mental health issues doubled during the pandemic. In an effort to improve the response to these calls, new analytics software is being trialed by police.
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The City of Vancouver says it has submitted its final proposal for decriminalization of simple possession of drugs to Health Canada, making it the first jurisdiction in the country to apply for such an exemption for federal drug laws.
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The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is a progressive provincial police service committed to being responsive to the needs of the community and seeking advice and input from those they serve. Dedicated to building safe, peaceful and healthy communities together, the RNC serves approximately 214,000 people in three regions - Corner Brook, Labrador West, and Northeast Avalon.
The RNC is in search of its next Chief of Police. As the senior leader in the organization, you will bring a broad history of policing experience, a commitment to accountability, and the ability to meaningfully engage with stakeholders.
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Police officers are often exposed to traumatic incidents through their work. The first of this two-part series focuses on the stigma around stress injuries as well as identifying warning signs and possible indicators of a stress injury. By Colleen Stevenson.
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Drawing on 45 years of hands-on experience and research, author Hugh C. Russell provides readers with the information necessary to promote and maintain communities that are happy, healthy, and safe.
“This is an excellent teaching book. It should be the cornerstone for all justice and police foundations programs and the bible for active police officers.” – Chief Andrew Fletcher, South Simcoe Police Service; Chair, Ontario Working Group on Collaborative, Risk-Driven Community Safety; Vice-president, Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police
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Brent Cotter has come around on the idea of legalized gambling. The independent senator from Saskatchewan admits he initially wasn't a fan of the concept. But that was before seeing first-hand in his home province how regulations and responsible management of casinos can help moderate the risks of gambling addiction.
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March was one of its busiest months in the history of Boots on the Ground. In response, the organization launched a public awareness campaign called ‘First Call’.
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In the summer of 2018, Det. Steven Lewis of the Ottawa Police Service’s Drug Unit was processing drug evidence at the department’s Evidence Control Section when he learned of a cold case that intrigued him. He decided to solve it.
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Location: Toronto, Ont.
Date: June 8-June 22, 2021
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Location: Fort Worth, Texas
Date: June 13 - 16, 2021
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Location: Quebec City, Que.
Date: June 17 - 18, 2021
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