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Have you read the latest Case Law column from Mike Novakowski? The 2025 case he examines reinforces that PSDs are a legitimate and effective tool for securing compliance when used appropriately. Check it out below!
- Brittani Schroeder, Editor
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Following a number of extortions being reported to police in Surrey, Surrey Police Service (SPS) and the RCMP Surrey Provincial Operations Support Unit (SPOSU) are working to advance these investigations and determine any linkages.
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The Military Police Complaints Commission released a report Tuesday accusing the provost marshal’s office — which commands all military police in Canada — of “shutting down” complaints based on a “dubious” interpretation of the National Defence Act.
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Statistics compiled by Saskatchewan RCMP crime analysts noted a 200 per cent increase in reports of fraud greater than $5,000 and 335 per cent increase in fraud related to theft, forgery and misuse of credit card during this period.
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The dashboard was developed by the Policing Transformation Working Group, in cooperation with Office of the Chief Information Officer, the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (B Division), to provide access to reliable and accurate crime statistics for every community throughout the province.
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This practical resource includes the most common Highway Traffic Act (HTA) offences. You get the full text of the Ontario Highway Traffic Act and Regulations, plus a quick reference guide that explains what is needed to assist the prosecution in a variety of HTA offences. This edition introduces helpful points to consider regarding pedestrian crossovers, failing to yield to pedestrians, and passing/following emergency vehicles, tow trucks, and bicycles.
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The recent British Columbia Court of Appeal's R. v. Jaramillo decision confirmed that a controlled display of a barking police service dog (PSD) during an arrest did not violate an individual's s. 7 Charter rights. This ruling offers vital clarity on excessive force analysis for PSD deployment, reinforcing that PSDs are a legitimate and effective tool for securing compliance when used appropriately.
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Human-centred AI can help Canadian law enforcement agencies address increasing operational demands and strengthen community trust. This article examines how AI can modernize services such as non-emergency reporting, allowing officers to focus on critical duties while ensuring responsible, transparent and bias-free applications.
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In this episode of Blue Line, The Podcast, editor Brittani Schroeder and Ryan Teschner discuss the role of the Inspectorate of Policing, the findings of their study on public order policing, their recommendations, and their vision for improving police performance in Ontario.
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Discover how the Vancouver Police Department (VPD) pioneered Canadian law enforcement participation in the historic 4Days Marches (4DAAGSE), becoming the first Canadian police officers to walk in the event in 2013. Read about their mission to honour fallen VPD members from the World Wars, transforming the march into a powerful legacy of remembrance and personal connection for many.
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Discover the profound ripple effect of compassion in law enforcement, as one officer's act of kindness transformed a teen's life and inspired multiple careers in policing. This powerful story reminds us how empathy and discretion can shape individual lives and our profession's legacy, fostering a safer, more compassionate society.
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Location: Victoria, B.C.
Date: Aug. 10 - 12, 2025
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Location: Lakefield, Ont.
Date: Aug. 22 - 24, 2025
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Location: Albuquerque, NM
Date: Aug. 27 - 29, 2025
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Location: Calgary, Alta.
Date: Oct. 4, 2025
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