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Issue 129
- CAPG is excited to be a sponsor of Canada’s first in-person Evidence-Based Policing Conference – Building Bridges at Blue.
- B.C. police drop surnames in missing person alerts to avoid 'negative lasting impact' | National Post
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Issue 128
- CAPG is excited to be a sponsor of Canada’s first in-person Evidence-Based Policing Conference – Building Bridges at Blue.
- Canada paid for extra police during Harry and Meghan visit
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Issue 127
- CAPG is excited to be a sponsor of Canada’s first in-person Evidence-Based Policing Conference – Building Bridges at Blue.
- Video appears to show Surrey, B.C., partygoers waving guns | CBC News
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Issue 126
- CAPG is excited to be a sponsor of Canada’s first in-person Evidence-Based Policing Conference – Building Bridges at Blue.
- Surrey spent $1.3-million on failed court battle to halt police transition, records show - The Globe and Mail
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Issue 125
- CAPG is excited to be a sponsor of Canada’s first in-person Evidence-Based Policing Conference – Building Bridges at Blue.
- Victoria police board calls for return of school liaison officers in meeting with B.C. Human Rights Commissioner
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Issue 124
- CAPG is excited to be a sponsor of Canada’s first in-person Evidence-Based Policing Conference – Building Bridges at Blue.
- PROVINCE, SURREY REACH AGREEMENT ON POLICE TRANSITION | Business Examiner
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Issue 123
- DTES groups announce community-led police oversight project in Vancouver | CTV News
- B.C. premier wants to better understand bail reform failing in woman’s murder - The Globe and Mail
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Issue 122
- B.C. Mounties charged with obstruction of justice await verdict | CBC News
- Vancouver police officer representing Canada at Paris Olympics | Offside
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Issue 121
- Sicamous asks B.C. safety minister to meet over rising violence | CBC News
- Mayor Ken Sim out as Vancouver Police Board chair | CBC News
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Issue 120
- Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim voted back onto municipal police board | CBC News
- Federal minister tells B.C. Ottawa continues to back RCMP contract policing
