August 10th 2022

Don't miss out on our upcoming webinar!

Providing adequate police services to our communities is challenging. During the past two years, police services have been challenged even more by COVID-19, requiring massive operational changes to enable front-line staff to provide citizens with the services they require.

Presented by the Canadian Association of Police Governance (CAPG), this live webinar provides police board and commission members and other police leaders with an overview of how one service made these big changes. Chief Constable Mark Neufeld will take attendees through some of the most critical aspects of his leadership, both during the early days of the pandemic and now, almost three years later.

In this session, attendees will receive practical advice as Chief Constable Mark Neufeld shares some of the challenges and successes the CPS has faced. The lessons learned from this unprecedented event will be explored in terms of public safety, the role of the police, and community expectations. Attendees can expect to leave the session with practical strategies that can be applied now during the current COVID-19 pandemic as well as in future public health crises.

Sign up now by clicking below and you will be emailed a link to join us live a few days before the event.

FNPGC Conference 2022 - Community Partnerships & Engagement: Diversity in First Nations Police Governance

Chaired by Dan Bellegarde, the FIRST NATIONS POLICE GOVERNANCE COUNCIL works to facilitate the needs of First Nations policing authorities for effective governance oversight of their police services. The Council advises the CAPG and guides advocacy, services and resource development related to First Nations police governance. If you are interested in working with the Council, please contact us.

Daniel J. Bellegarde is a citizen of Little Black Bear’s Band of the Assiniboine-Cree in Treaty 4 Territory, southern Saskatchewan. He attended the University of Regina in the Faculty of Administration and has received numerous specialty training at various universities and professional development institutions.

He is currently the Executive Director of the FSIN Treaty Governance Office and Chair of the File Hills First Nation Police Service Board of Police Commissioners.

With a primary focus on building capacity, the FNPGC has developed a national conference for self-administered First Nations Police Governance Authorities, Commissions and Community Consultative Committees. This one-day event is traditionally held the day before the CAPG Conference and is offered at a discount to CAPG attendees, with an additional price adjustment for CAPG members and First Nations participants.

Register today!