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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

Community Policing and COVID-19: Tested Solutions to Address New Challenges

Laurier’s online Honours Bachelor of Arts in Policing or the Combined Honours Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Policing could be the stepping stone to your next opportunity.Read more

Will a Policing Degree Equip Me with Evidence-Based Techniques?

If you are interested in furthering your career in policing or criminology, a policing degree can enable you to better the complex dynamics of law enforcement.Read more

What Can I Do with a Graduate Diploma in GIS and Data Analytics?

Earning a graduate diploma in GIS and data analytics equips you with the knowledge and skills you need to pursue a career in these vital and expanding areas of public safety.Read more

Which Online Public Safety Degree is Right for My Career?

Whatever public safety career interests you most, advanced education can equip you with the knowledge and skills you need. Laurier’s online public safety degrees and graduate diplomas are affordable and designed to fit your busy schedule.Read more

Protecting in a Pandemic: How Canada’s Public Safety Professionals Have Served Canadians during COVID-19

These brave men and women have worked with excellence in their various fields in order to, together, provide a comprehensive response to COVID-19’s impact in Canada.Read more

Laurier Student Wins Provincial Award For Outstanding Achievement in Law Enforcement

Jennifer Neamtz, a student in the online Bachelor of Arts in Policing program, was recognized by the provincial association for the creation and implementation of a community response unit and related programming.Read more

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