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A new cohort of the Canadian Credible Leadership will be beginning February 2024. The Canadian Credible Leadership Cohort is an interactive and engaging leadership program, created in collaboration with CPKN, leadership experts, and police members to teach the skills necessary to be successful in a leadership position. This training model pairs independent study with live…
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CPKN is committed to delivering innovative, technology-enhanced learning (TEL) solutions that meet the needs of police and public safety professionals. We’re excited to present six new courses to CPKN’s course catalogue. Tackling Structural Racism Grounded in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action, this micro-course introduces key anti-racism concepts that are applied to various…
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Make this part of your police service’s reconciliation journey. Increasingly, public safety agencies across the country are striving to educate staff on pivotal concepts such as cultural humility, anti-racism, cultural safety, and trauma-informed practice. The Canadian Police Knowledge Network (CPKN) and the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) are working in collaboration with the Vancouver Police Department to host…
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Please be advised that CPKN’s LMS is now back online. Thank you for your patience and understanding during the downtime.
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Starting on March 15, 2023, we will increase the price of courseware in the CPKN Catalogue. With several exceptions, courses listed from $0 to $30 will increase to $35 and courses listed as $50 will increase to $60. Please rest assured that we will continue to honour pricing for all licenses, subscriptions, and discounts based…
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In response to a critical need for leadership training, CPKN has collaborated with subject matter experts to create the Canadian Credible Leadership Cohort. This cohort-based virtual program pairs independent study with facilitated workshops to provide a unique learning experience. Based on input from a working group consisting of 10 services and insights from more than…
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It is with great pleasure I write to advise that Krystine Richards, whom you all know, is the successful candidate for the new position of Vice President Operations. The selection committee was made up of Kimberley Greenwood, Paul Pedersen, and myself. Many qualified candidates were evaluated through a lengthy and deliberate process. My thanks to…
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CPKN would like to extend its best wishes to Chief Kimberley Greenwood, Barrie Police Service, on her retirement. Chief Greenwood has served the Canadian policing community for more than 40 years. During her time as Chief of the Barrie Police Service, she served as President of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police and…
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CPKN Head Office on Prince Edward Island has experienced a direct hit from Hurricane Fiona, Power and Internet for CPKN Support and Outreach has been greatly affected and this time it is unknown when it will be restored. Thank you for your patience as we work through this unprecedented time in our office. We will…
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Get to know our Director of Outreach & Communications Krystine Richards! Krystine has been an advocate for technology-enhanced learning within Canada’s police community since she joined the CPKN team in 2010. As Director of Outreach & Communications, she has cultivated an extensive network of stakeholders that has advanced CPKN from a pioneering concept to…
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