Comité sur les services policiers avec les peuples autochtones - CACP

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Board of Directors 2021-2022 History Mission,Vision & Priorities Ethical Framework Constitution Policies/Guidelines

Membership Benefits Membership Classes Engagement Opportunities Membership Fees Application Process

Joining A Committee Aviation Security Committee Business Advisory Committee Counter-Terrorism and National Security Committee Crime Prevention, Community Safety and Well-being Committee Drug Advisory Committee

Electronic Crime (E-Crimes) Committee

Digital Forensics Sub-Committee LAES Sub-Committee E-Crime Cyber Council (ECC)

Emergency Management Committee Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Committee Ethics Committee Firearms - Special Purpose Committee Human Resources and Learning Committee

Information & Communications Technology Committee

LEIDS Sub-Committee ICT Toolkits

International Committee Law Amendments Committee Organized Crime Committee Police Information and Statistics (POLIS) Committee Policing with Indigenous Peoples Committee Private Sector Liaison Committee Research Advisory Committee

Research Briefs

Traffic Safety Committee Use of Force Advisory Committee Victims of Crime Committee

CACP Partner Committees

Conferences & Events

2022 Police Leadership Conference

Registration Location/ Accommodations Contribution Opportunities

CACP Information and Technology Summit

Registration Location/ Accommodations Contribution Opportunities/ Exhibits

CACP National Human Trafficking Symposium

Registration Location/ Accommodations Contribution Opportunities

CACP Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Conference

Registration Contribution Opportunities Location/ Accommodations

CACP On-Demand Webinar Series

Awareness Campaigns

National Police Week Canada Road Safety Week

National Facts and Stats

Operation Impact

Facts & Stats 2021

If You See Something, Say Something®

Campaign materials

Police Leadership Development

CACP Strategic Foresight Program CACP Police Executive Mentorship Program

Program Outline Candidate Eligibility Criteria Registration Mentor Eligibility Criteria Contact Us

Awards & Recognition

Order of Merit of the Police Forces

Order of Merit of the Police Forces Recipients

CACP/Motorola Solutions Community Safety & Well-Being Award

Past Recipients

CACP National Police Award for Traffic Safety

Past Recipients

CACP Road Safety Lifetime Achievement Award

Past Recipients

CACP International Policing Award

Past Recipients

CACP Award of Excellence for Combating Organized Crime CACP Policing Partnership Award

Past Recipients

CACP/Axon Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Leadership Award CACP Recognition Award

Past Recipients

Excellence in the Prevention and Investigation of Cybercrimes (EPIC) Awards IACP Leadership Awards

Resolution Guidelines Resolution Process Status Report & Government Responses

Canadian Police Chief Magazine CACP Bulletin Annual Review Advertising Kit CACP Multibrief Analytics and Big Data

Government Relations

Government Links CACP Parliamentary Briefs Status of Government Bills

Endorsements National Anti-Drug Strategy for Safer and Healthier Communities Public Health Agency Canada Employment and Social Development Canada Department of Justice Canada Statistics Canada Public Safety Canada Government of Canada Canadian NG9-1-1 Coalition Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)

Career Opportunities

Research Foundation

Goals and Guiding Principles Research Agenda Mission and Vision How We Operate The Constitution 'The Right Decision'Additional Resources

Research Agenda and Proposals White Paper

Comité sur les services policiers avec les peuples autochtones

Mandat

Examiner les questions relatives aux services de police durables et au renforcement de la sécurité publique pour les peuples autochtones et leurs collectivités.

Objectifs

Durabilité des services de police aux Premières nations, aux Métis et aux Inuits.
Prévention du crime, réduction, détection et investigation de toutes les questions qui touchent spécifiquement les communautés autochtones et métisses.
Construire et maintenir des partenariats respectueux, portant sur des questions de protection sociale pour améliorer les services de police aux Autochtones et aux Métis.

Président

M. Cory Lerat et le chef Keith Blake

Additional Resources

File Name	Type	Lang	Size
Mapping of Calls for Justice and CACP Recommendations		en	351 kb
Summary - Recommendations - Reclaiming Power & Place		en	860 kb
CACP PWIP Liaison Course Outline		en	421 kb
CACP National Framework for Police Preparedness for Demonstrations and Assemblies		en	5 mb

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