The evolution of the Canadian Police Knowledge Network
CPKN has evolved from an eLearning platform to a collaborative network addressing relevant topics for police and the communities they serve.
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Q&A with the President: Future Directions of CPKN
The Canadian Police Knowledge Network (CPKN) is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and this monumental year is bringing change and growth for the organization. We sat down with Sandy Sweet, President, CPKN, to discuss the upcoming change in leadership. What inspired the search for a new President? I have been aware for some time that CPKN would need to transition to its next president. In June 2022, a new leadership model was approved by the Board creating a Vice President of Operations position and a part-time President position. The new Vice President of Operations – Krystine Richards – started her role in January 2023 and in May 2023 I was supposed to start working part-time. In reality, that was never possible. CPKN has seen so much growth and has such unbelievable potential that the idea of a part-time President became a non-starter. After reflection, I felt that I could have continued as a full-time President, but I feel this is a great time for adding a new leadership vision to the mix. This will protect the incredible foundation that we have collectively built and find new complementary ways to provide value to the Canadian police community. […]
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20 years of CPKN: The People
To celebrate our 20th anniversary, CPKN is shining a light on individuals who have been crucial in helping the Network become what it is today.
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LMS Status Update
The slowdown our Learning Management System (LMS) was experiencing earlier today has now been resolved.
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Innovation Q&A
We sat down with Chantelle Ivanski, Director of Innovation, CPKN, to discuss the role of innovation in professional development for policing in Canada.
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CPKN announces new Innovation Advisor
CPKN is excited to welcome Dominic Mallett as the new Innovation Advisor.
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