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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

What Exactly Is a Graduate Diploma and How Can It Advance My Career?

It’s helpful to think of a graduate diploma as an “educational boost” to your work experience and undergraduate degree. It provides skills and knowledge to help you achieve professional goals—and stand out in the eyes of employers.Read more

What Can I Expect in a Countering Crime Diploma Program?

The goal of all public safety careers is, of course, the protection and well-being of our communities. Laurier’s Countering Crime diploma program embraces that fundamental principle and offers specific education in understanding community demographics and dynamics.Read more

The History of Policing in Canada - Infographic

The history of policing in Canada stretches all the way back to the 16th century. The timeline below highlights some of the major events and accomplishments in the Canadian history of policing.Read more

What Does a Public Safety Officer Do?

Wilfrid Laurier University’s online Master of Public Safety program is the only one of its kind in Canada which was designed in consultation with Public Safety Canada. Let’s take a closer look.Read more

What Should I Expect from an Online Master of Public Safety Degree?

Individuals who earn a master’s degree in public safety work in each area of Canada’s four pillars of public safety: national security, border strategies, countering crime, and emergency management.Read more

Online Bachelor of Arts in Policing Student Spotlight: Kostas Paschalis

I choose to do the program now largely because this particular program is 100% online. That was very conducive to my lifestyle, keeping in mind a work/family balance.Read more

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