ENPQ Showcases Next Generation of Police Firearms Training
At the 2026 CPKN Conference, ENPQ unveiled a research-backed firearms training model that integrates virtual reality, immersive simulators, and scenario-based learning to better prepare officers for real-world policing challenges.
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How Emerging Technology Is Transforming Police Training in Atlantic Canada
From virtual reality to non-projectile training systems, the Atlantic Police Academy is exploring how emerging technology can enhance proven training techniques.
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CPKN Welcomes New Director of Products and Services
New leadership strengthens CPKN’s focus on products, services, and the needs of the Network.
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CPKN Recruiting for National Advisory Committee and New Strategic Council
Bring your expertise. Shape the future. Be part of what’s next.
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From Planning to Kickoff: Building Collaboration for FIFA Success
Before fans filled stadiums in Vancouver and Toronto, hundreds of police and public safety professionals were already preparing for FIFA. Discover how CPKN helped connect services and strengthen collaboration for one of the world’s biggest sporting events.
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Building Better Response Strategies for Child Abuse Investigations
Learn how standardized, trauma-informed response strategies can strengthen child abuse investigations and better support vulnerable children and families.
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When Every Interaction Matters: Understanding and Combatting Antisemitism
As hate crimes against Jewish Canadians continue to climb, specialized training can help frontline professionals identify bias, support victims, and strengthen community safety.
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Explore the Future of Police and Public Safety Training at the 2026 CPKN Conference
The countdown is on for the 2026 CPKN Conference. With technology continuously changing and emerging, this event provides a space for police and public safety professionals to explore the newest innovations in the field.
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Ilias 9 is Coming to Your Portal
Your LMS is Getting an Update – Discover What’s New By Natalie Fournier As part of our ongoing commitment to enhancing the learning experience for police and public safety professionals, CPKN will be performing its annual Learning Management System (LMS) upgrade on Monday, August 31. This update introduces several new features and usability improvements designed to make learning, administration, and content management easier and more effective. The ILIAS 9 upgrade includes a number of enhancements, including: What’s New Learn with Flashcards – Allows learners to review terms using a spaced repetition approach, making it easier to memorize definitions and reinforce key concepts. Bulk Import Glossary Terms – Users can now import glossary terms directly from spreadsheets, significantly reducing the time required to create and maintain learning resources. Improved Exercise Workflow – A clearer layout and improved organization make it easier to track current, upcoming, and completed assignments. Enhanced Test Results – Learners and instructors can now view all relevant information on a single page, with visual indicators for correct, partially correct, and incorrect answers. New filtering and sorting options also make assessment review faster and more intuitive. Redesigned Metadata Editor – The Learning Object Metadata (LOM) editor has been modernized with a more intuitive interface, making it faster and easier to manage metadata for courses […]
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CPKN Receives Provincial Grant to Support Women in Public Safety Leadership in Prince Edward Island
The provincial grant will help women in policing and public safety across Prince Edward Island strengthen their leadership skills through CPKN’s Canadian Credible Leadership program. By Natalie Fournier The Canadian Police Knowledge Network (CPKN), a Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.)-based national not-for-profit, has been awarded a $ 20,000 grant from the Government of PEI Interministerial Women’s Secretariat to promote its Women in Public Safety Leadership Program, open to women in policing and public safety across P.E.I. The free Women in Public Safety Leadership Program is an extension of CPKN’s Canadian Credible Leadership (CCL) Cohort and will be fully funded by the grant with financial support from the Government of Canada Department for Women and Gender Equality in support of the National Action Plan to End Gender Based Violence. The Canadian Credible Leadership (CCL) Cohort is a virtual program led by a subject matter expert and blends online learning with facilitated workshops to provide a unique learning experience for users. Participants gain a better understanding of their abilities to demonstrate behaviours, skills, and competencies related to self-awareness and self-management, social awareness, problem solving, driving organizational change, and coaching. “This funding reflects a shared commitment to advancing gender equity and increasing leadership opportunities for women […]
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