The 7 Steps to Becoming an Lawyer in Canada
Start your path to becoming a lawyer in Canada today with these seven steps.Read more
The Balancing Act: 10 Strategies for Successful Online Learning
Keeping life in balance is essential—prioritizing personal, professional, and academic commitments. Thankfully, there are time management strategies that work.Read more
What Does Your Policing Body Language Say About You?
Body language is an important part of any career, but it is particularly valuable in law enforcement. A police officer interacts with a wide array of individuals, so body language impacts his or her interactions with the public. By understanding policing body language and the way citizens ...Read more
Can Surveillance Increase Public Safety?
Mass government surveillance has become a fact of modern life, though most citizens are unlikely to note how often each day their images are captured by cameras; their metadata tracked while browsing the web; and even their locations logged thanks to the GPS capability included in most ...Read more
Trends in Canadian Law Enforcement Today: Fentanyl Abuse
Last month we debuted a new series on the top challenges faced by police in Canada with a look at cybercrime . Today we’re moving on to examine the ongoing fentanyl crisis, which has claimed the lives of hundreds of Canadians and strained the resources of police departments from major cities ...Read more
Trends in Canadian Law Enforcement Today: Cybercrime
Over the years, many police officers have been educated at Wilfrid Laurier University. Today, our online Bachelor of Arts in Policing program is recognized as one of the best programs for active law enforcement professionals looking to upgrade their skills. Over the next few months on the ...Read more
What Today’s Earthquake in Alaska Can Teach Us About Preparing for Disaster
Early this morning, a magnitude 7.9 earthquake in Alaska made world headlines, leading to tsunami alerts along the western seaboard from British Columbia down to Northern California, and across the ocean in Japan. Fortunately, the slow-rolling quake occurred too far off the coast to cause much ...Read more
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
The Shift to Professionalization of Policing
Dr. Scott Blandford follows up with his perspective on the professionalization of policing.Read more
Toronto Police Name New Deputy Chiefs
Deputy Chiefs Shawna Coxon, Peter Yuen and Barbara McLean - Credit Toronto Police Services
The Toronto Police Service announced the promotion of three officers - Shawna Coxon, Barbara McLean and Peter Yuen - to the position of Deputy Chief.
“These are three innovative and ...Read more
