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Gun control has been a heated political issue in Canada since the late 1970s and the major federal parties all mention firearm policy in their 2021 election platforms. The NDP offer nothing substantial. The Liberals commit to strengthening efforts to ban many assault-style rifles, while handing some authority to provinces to regulate handguns. The Conservative Party promises to crack down on gang crime, while weakening some firearm policies criticized by the gun lobby.
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The national union representing RCMP officers says it’s concerned about recent statements by British Columbia’s premier regarding police enforcement of the province’s COVID-19 vaccine card system set to take effect Sept. 13.
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Policing has never been harder than it is today, both with what's going on in the world and the way police are perceived. Calls for service have been increasing for mental health and addiction related issues, including a rising number of overdose deaths. The COVID-19 pandemic added an additional layer of stress. Police culture has typically stigmatized its own members who have experienced mental health issues, burnout and PTSD. That's slowly changing.
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The V-300 4K ™ is an immersive, 5-screen and 300-degree reality-based situational training simulator that remains the highest standard of LE training. This intense, realistic training environment takes into account every detail from the smallest pre-attack indicators to the most cognitive overload stimuli situations imaginable—preparing officers for anything. The V-300 4K English and French library offers a unique spectrum of situations ranging from weapon manipulation drills to use of force encounters, successfully eliminating any holes in officer training. Whether your agency requires a complete training solution or needs to maintain critical skills, the V-300 4K is the perfect, versatile option.
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Unmasking an implicitly and unintentionally biased photo-lineup: A case study. In the early 1990s, a purse snatching was reported in Nova Scotia. As part of their investigation, police showed a witness pictures in a mug book. The session did not result in a positive identification but, five days later, when the police had a suspect, the witness returned to examine a photo lineup. A photo of the suspect was mixed in with 10 images taken from the mug book the witness had examined five days prior. The witness selected the suspect as the perpetrator. When asked if she remembered any of the faces in the lineup from the previous mug book session, the witness testified that she did not. By Raymond M. Klein.
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A 911 call reporting an opioid overdose usually results in an ambulance and police cruiser racing to the scene. In Norfolk County, Ont., the Addiction Mobile Outreach Team van might be close behind. The team—overseen by Community Addiction and Mental Health Services (CAMHS)—brings counselling and treatment services to residents who need help, often diverting them from the criminal justice system in the process.
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The Greater Sudbury Police Service and the City of Greater Sudbury Paramedic Services in Ontario celebrated the official launch of the new Tactical Emergency Medics Program on Sept. 1.
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A group representing drug users has filed a lawsuit against the federal government in British Columbia Supreme Court seeking to decriminalize the possession of illicit drugs, arguing criminalization during the overdose crisis violates charter rights.
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Location: New Orleans
Date: September 11 – 14, 2021
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Location: Windsor, Ont.
Date: September 26, 2021
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Location: Charlottetown
Date: Oct. 12 – 15, 2021
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Location: Vaughan, Ont.
Date: October 28, 2021
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Location: Vancouver
Date: November 4 – 5, 2021
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Location: London, Ont.
Date: November 15 – 18, 2021
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