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Diversion: Where Public Safety and Mental Health Converge

According to the Mental Health Commission of Canada, 2020, 73% of men and 79% of women federally incarcerated have some kind of mental illness, including mood, psychotic, substance use, anxiety, and eating disorders.Read more

The Importance of Community Policing in Canada

As the law enforcement landscape evolves, community policing in Canada continues to be a vital philosophy now and in the future.Read more

How to Become a Police Officer in Toronto

The Toronto Police Service (TPS) is an elite law enforcement organization dedicated to serving and protecting the people of Toronto. As the Canadian metropolitan area with the most police officers , Toronto has many career opportunities for aspiring and current police officers, but the hiring ...Read more

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What is the Day-to-Day Job of a Crime Analyst?

Due to the evolution of modern intelligence, there has been a growing need for data analysis in detecting and preventing crime.Read more

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How Does Emergency Management Education Benefit Paramedics?

Emergency management education empowers paramedics to become leaders in their field. Laurier’s online programs make that possible on your schedule.Read more

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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

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6 Tips for How to Pay for Your Online Degree

An investment in your education is an investment in your future, and you may be eligible for more financial aid than you realize.Read more

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