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EDITOR'S NOTE

"Right now, our attention is drawn to the public safety concerns of our neighbours to the south, but big things are happening across our own country for public safety. You can find more on that below and on our website. Stay safe out there. "

Brittani Schroeder, Editor

News

Ottawa, provinces ask Supreme Court to uphold law that allows routine traffic stops

The country’s top court spent a second morning hearing arguments about whether it’s constitutional for police to make traffic stops without reasonable suspicion the driver has committed an offence.

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Digital mental health screening tool launches across South Vancouver Island

Municipal police departments across South Vancouver Island have officially launched HealthIM, a digital risk-screening tool designed to streamline police response to mental health crises and improve coordination with healthcare providers.

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IACP calls for unified strategic reform to address rising public safety challenges

The IACP statement highlights that officer safety is inseparable from community safety and must remain a fundamental priority in all public safety decisions.

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Sarnia Police secure overtime victory in inaugural ‘Battle of the Badges’

In a display of community spirit and cross-service rivalry, Sarnia Police claimed the trophy in the charity hockey game, overcoming a multi-goal deficit to defeat Sarnia Fire Rescue in an overtime shootout.

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Current Issue

Policing in the middle: Bridging the past and the future

You can respect the past and still move forward. The difficult part is doing both at once. When I started my career, it was still called a police force.

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Modern public safety as a story of love and service

Being a police officer is actually a love story. You’ve probably never heard someone say that, and you may be a little taken aback, because those two don’t really go together.

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In case you missed it

New Regina Police Service deputy chief of operations selected

The Regina Police Service (RPS) has announced the promotion of Laurel Marshall to the rank of deputy chief. Marshall brings over 27 years of service to the role.

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Central Saanich Police hires new deputy chief constable

The Central Saanich Police Service is welcoming Paul Douglas as their incoming deputy chief, beginning March 31, 2026.

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Windsor Police announce change of command at Amherstburg Detachment

Staff Sergeant Jeffery Taylor will assume operational and administrative command of the detachment, which provides policing services for the town of 27,000 people.

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