CPKN News 2006

CPKN News 2006

Manitoba Expands Meth Training

2006-12-04

Manitoba's Attorney General Dave Chomiak and Healthy Living Minister Kerri Irvin-Ross recently announced the expansion of Meth Lab First Responder training to first responders throughout rural Manitoba.

Pilots of Selected OPC Courses Set to Begin Soon

2006-10-19

A select number of Ontario police officers will test drive the first set of Ontario Police College (OPC) online courses beginning at the first of November. The OPC has partnered with CPKN in order to convert three OPC courses into an online offering that will become part one of two in a blended training course.

Breath Test Pre-Course Training Pilot Underway

2006-10-02

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Forensic Laboratory Services (FLS) and CPKN have recently launched a pilot of its Breath Test Pre-Course Training.

CPKN Receives National Endorsement

2006-09-18

The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) recently moved to endorse the mandate, corporate objectives and guiding principles of CPKN. This is a significant achievement providing national and international credibility for CPKN.

CPKN Partners with Ontario Police College: OPC Courses to be Available Online in September 2006

2006-06-14

TORONTO - Ontario's police leaders today welcomed a new partnership between the Ontario Police College (OPC) and Canadian Police Knowledge Network (CPKN) which will enable police officers to access OPC training online for the first time ever. Selected OPC courses will be offered to the police community in a blended training approach, incorporating both the online course and in classroom training.

APA & CPKN Offer Flexible Level II Collision Training Alternative

2006-03-22

The Atlantic Police Academy (APA) and the Canadian Police Knowledge Network (CPKN) are pleased to offer a blended learning approach for police services delivering Collision Investigation Level II training. A two part training course, this approach will eliminate up to three days of training and maximize the productivity of both instructors and students.

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