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Trends in Canadian Law Enforcement Today: Cybercrime

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What Today’s Earthquake in Alaska Can Teach Us About Preparing for Disaster

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ICYMI: Top Tips on Policing in Diverse Communities

One of the most pressing issues when it comes to policing in Ontario is managing an efficient and effective police service in a diverse community. There is no place where this is more evident than in Toronto, which is one of the world's most diverse cities. As a result, the police presence in ...Read more

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Toronto Police Name New Deputy Chiefs

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The Toronto Police Service announced the promotion of three officers - Shawna Coxon, Barbara McLean and Peter Yuen - to the position of Deputy Chief.

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