CAPG is excited to be a sponsor of Canada’s first in-person Evidence-Based Policing Conference – Building Bridges at Blue.
CAPG is excited to be a sponsor of Canada’s first in-person Evidence-Based Policing Conference – Building Bridges at Blue. Co-presented by the Barrie Police Service, Durham Regional Police Service and the Canadian Society of Evidence-Based Policing (CANSEBP), Building Bridges at Blue is a unique opportunity to share relevant, innovative, and evidence-based research with actionable outcomes.
Hear from leading academics, police organizations and pracademics including Dr. Cynthia Lum! This conference will be packed with inspirational examples of real-world implementation of evidence-based strategies that can positively impact community safety and well-being in your community. After these engaging presentations, you’ll leave saying “we could do that!” as you bring back fully operationalized solutions to your organization.
The event agenda will explore topics such as:
Change Management Recruitment & Retention Police Operations Resilience & Wellness Innovation & Future of Policing Police Legitimacy And More!
Even better? This conference is hosted at the beautiful Blue Mountain Village Conference Centre in the heart of the Village at Blue. Registration is just $289 (+HST) per person and includes breakfast, lunch and breaks.
Register today and make sure you have a seat at the table for this one-of-a-kind evidence-based policing opportunity:
https://www.barriepolice.ca/buildingbridges/
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British Columbia
B.C. police drop surnames in missing person alerts to avoid 'negative lasting impact' | National Post
Victoria Police Board could be chaired by someone who isn't mayor, for first time
The conflict of interest was highlighted recently in budget fights between boards and municipalities where the province had to step in.
VicPD chief Del Manak to step down next year, search for replacement underway: police board
Victoria Police chief Del Manak is set to retire in about a year, and the process to replace him is now underway, according to the police board chair.
Charges laid against 2 officers in Vancouver, including one involved in Myles Gray arrest | CTV News
Two officers from the Vancouver Police Department – including one who was involved in the 2015 arrest of Myles Gray – have been charged in connection with an off-duty incident late last year.
13 of Canada's most wanted allegedly involved in B.C. crimes - Vancouver Is Awesome
Suspects are accused of alleged crimes such as murder, assaults, sex offences, child abduction and drug trafficking.
Vancouver police extend body worn camera trial until end of 2024 - BC News - CastanetKamloops.net
The Vancouver Police Department has decided to allow officers equipped with body worn cameras to continue wearing the devices beyond the originally planned six-month trial period.
Alberta
Online child sexual exploitation is now at epidemic levels and that has police concerned | CBC News
Online child sexual exploitation is a growing problem worldwide — and Alberta is no exception. With limited resources, police are forced to triage the most serious cases and, more often, work with international partners to catch suspects. We take a look at what is happening in Canada and Alberta.
Marlborough CTrain incident leads to assault charge against Calgary Transit peace officer | CTV News
A Calgary Transit peace officer has been charged in relation to an assault that took place following an on-duty incident earlier this year.
Man wanted for murder of Good Samaritan was a 'danger' to community, police: parole docs | CBC News
One of the Edmonton men accused of murdering a Good Samaritan last week in a violent carjacking east of Calgary had just finished serving a prison sentence during which he was denied parole because of the danger he presented to the community and law enforcement, newly released documents show.
Rally held in Edmonton for Mathios Arkangelo | CTV News
Chants of "no justice, no peace" were heard in downtown Edmonton on Saturday at a rally in honour of a man shot and killed by an Edmonton police officer.
Edmonton Police Tracked a Critic’s Social Media | The Tyee
Internal documents show a special unit branded a defence lawyer ‘anti-police’ and closely monitored his online statements.
Saskatchewan
"Our values no longer align"; Chief of Police Jamie Blunden explains decision to leave, reflects on time in Weyburn - DiscoverWeyburn.com - Local news, Weather, Sports, Free Classifieds and Job Listings for the Weyburn, Saskatchewan
It was announced yesterday that Weyburn’s Chief of Police Jamie Blunden will soon become Estevan’s Chief of Police. Blunden said that while he is excited to go to Estevan, the decision to leave Weyburn was not an easy one.
Weyburn police chief cites poor relationship with police board - SaskToday.ca
Weyburn police chief Jamie Blunden is “bittersweet” about leaving the Weyburn Police Service to go to Estevan to be their new police chief.
Manitoba
Thousands more can get home security rebate, as province quadruples funding for program | CBC News
The province is bolstering its home security rebate program by allocating an additional $1.5 million in funding, which the premier says will allow thousands more Manitobans to access rebates for the purchase of security systems.
Manitoba First Nations call for alcohol restrictions after violence prompts curfew - Cochrane News
WINNIPEG — First Nations chiefs in northern Manitoba are calling for restrictions on alcohol purchases following an uptick in violent crimes, including a series of stabbings in one community over the weekend.
Ontario
Hamilton police arrest 2 U.K. men in roofing fraud targeting seniors | CBC News
Two men from the United Kingdom involved in a roofing repair scam targeting seniors and other vulnerable individuals have been arrested by Hamilton police.
WRPS officers clocking in more overtime hours than expected | CBC News
WRPS has spent $3 million more for overtime than it had allotted in its 2024 operating budget for June. The police service is hoping to recruit more officers to help offset the need to pay excessive overtime.
Ontario to shut down safe consumption sites near schools
There are currently 17 provincially regulated consumption sites in the province. Ten of them are in Toronto, and most of those are downtown.
Crime rates high in Waterloo Region but clearing crime is low: Stats Canada | CTV News
Crime rates in Waterloo Region continue to be among the highest in Ontario, while the clearing of criminal cases is among the lowest.
Tyler Bates named Brandon police chief – Brandon Sun
Brandon has a new police chief starting this fall. On Oct. 15, Tyler Bates will assume the role of Brandon Police Service chief, Brandon Police Board chair Deb Arpin announced at Monday’s Brandon City...
Stolen police memorial plaque to be replaced with less valuable materials to deter thieves | CBC News
A memorial plaque in Cambridge was stolen from its location at the Parkhill Dam earlier this year. Police Chief Mark Crowell says the theft is part of a trend happening across Waterloo region, where plaques are being stolen for scrap metal.
Protecting Community Safety and Connecting More People to Addiction Recovery Care | Ontario Newsroom
Quebec
Quebec City police officer found guilty of sexually assaulting colleague | CBC News
Christian Lachance, 53, had sexual relations with the woman in her 20s during a party attended by several police officers.
National
Quebec, Ontario organized crime groups boost Western Canada vehicle thefts | Globalnews.ca
As vehicle thefts grow, intelligence indicates that organized crime groups are using tow trucks to steal parked vehicles, a tactic believed to raise less suspicion from passersby.
’Disgusted’ immigration minister looking into revoking citizenship of Toronto terror suspect | Radio-Canada.ca
Minister says he's ordered deputy minister to review timeline of events
Statement From The Treasury Board Of Canada Secretariat To All Employees Of The Core Public Administration Regarding Pay Equity And To All Members Of The Royal Canadian Mounted Police
/CNW/ - The Government of Canada is committed to supporting an inclusive public service where women receive equal pay for work of equal value. Through our work...
Strained RCMP resources mean a 'delicate balance' on protecting MPs: internal memo - DiscoverMooseJaw.com - Local news, Weather, Sports, Free Classifieds and Job Listings
The demands of protecting parliamentarians and other public figures are placing
International
Study investigates how policing impacts the homeless
People who are homeless often endure constant and intrusive police interactions, leaving them feeling intimidated, harassed and stigmatized, a new study finds.
Canada expels Uganda’s high commissioner after confrontation with protesters in Ottawa: Ugandan officials - The Globe and Mail
Ruth Acheng will be required to leave the country by Wednesday because of ‘many unresolved issues,’ according to a Ugandan cabinet minister quoted in local media