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Abstract guidelines and submission

From Simulation to Street: Technology that Connects Training to Performance

The 2026 CPKN Conference will take place September 24 – 26, 2026 in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island (PEI). This year’s theme is From Simulation to Street: Technology that Connects Training to Performance. The focus will be on technology integration and artificial intelligence (AI), highlighting practical ways to integrate digital tools, simulation platforms, and adaptive learning to enhance training, education, and performance in real-world settings.

Thank you for your interest in submitting an abstract for the 2026 CPKN Conference. Each year, the conference brings together a diverse community of professionals involved in police training, public safety, research, education, and innovation. Attendees include trainers, frontline practitioners, senior leaders, academics, and subject‑matter experts looking for evidence‑informed insights and thought‑provoking discussions that support continuous improvement in police training and professional development.

Submitting Your Abstract

We welcome submissions from presenters across Canada, as well as internationally, that share knowledge, highlight emerging issues, or showcase collaborative approaches in technology integration and advancements in AI that strengthen learning and practice across the public safety landscape. Accepted submissions will have the opportunity to contribute to meaningful discussions, connect with peers, and showcase expertise to a broad audience.

Before submitting, please review the submission guidelines to ensure your abstract meets the necessary criteria. We look forward to your contributions and an inspiring event ahead.

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