Latest News
The winner of the 2020 CACP/Motorola Solutions Community Safety and Well-Being Award is announced.
The CACP published the Fall 2020 edition of the Canadian Police Chief Magazine.
The CACP published the Fall/Winter edition of the CACP Bulletin.
The CACP publishes a summary of its webinar focused on the police dealing with persons in mental health crisis.
The CACP releases a glossary of terms on equity, diversity and inclusion.
The CACP releases a presentation and teaching guide on systemic racism.
Chief Bryan Larkin becomes the new President of the CACP.
The CACP elects a new Board of Directors for 2020-2021.
The CACP membership adopts four new resolutions during the Annual General Meeting on August 24th.
Chief Bryan Larkin appeared before the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security, on behalf of the CACP Board of Directors, to present a CACP submission on systemic racism.
The July 2020 edition of the SME Research Brief: Risk Assessment for Intimate Partner Violence is now available.
The CACP and Statistics Canada issue a joint statement on the collection of data on Indigenous and ethno-cultural groups in Canada's official police-reported crime statistics
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Media Updates
News release: The Edmonton Police Service receives CACP/Motorola Solutions Community Safety and Well-Being Award
The CACP is proud to announce the winner of an award recognizing outstanding effort and contributions to improving community safety and well-being through partnership, community mobilization, shared issue/problem ownership, shared outcomes and measurement
News release: Operation Impact 2020: Safety Doesn't Happen by Accident!
Operation Impact is a national public awareness campaign that promotes safe driving behaviours to help prevent collisions, save lives, and reduce injuries on our roads.
News release: Members of the Niagara Regional Police and Vancouver Police Services receive CACP/AXON Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Leadership Awards
The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) is proud to announce the winners of two (2) awards recognizing excellence, dedication and initiative to enhance community trust and create a corporate culture that is fair supportive and inclusive.
