Our morning continues with Chief Rich JOHNSTON speaking on how research can inform innovative practices in policing. #CAPE2025 #innovationinpolicing #EBP #policeleaders

Damien Bloor from the Canadian Police College is kicking off our afternoon sessions speaking on a new course at CPC that will help forensic analysts to leverage the power of AI to overcome challenges in computer forensics. #CAPE2025 #artificalintelligence #innovation

It was great to finally meet Kirk Luther at the C.A.P.E. conference in #Ottawa today and to now listen to him present with A/Sgt. Dan Gervais, Ottawa Police. Great presentation on "Shared Benefits in #Police - #Academic #Partnerships." #CAPE2025

Last session of #CAPE2025 Dr. Kirk Luther of Carleton and A/Sergeant Gervais of Ottawa Police speak on the benefits of police and academic partnerships. #EBP #policeeducators #policeleaders

Thank you C.A.P.E. for the opportunity to share some insights. Mind blowing presentation by Craig Bennell from Carleton University on moving to an ecological dynamics framework for training police officers. Inspectorate of Policing OACPOfficial

Throwback to yesterday to #CAPE2025 Day 2 - we spent the day touring the Canadian Police College and LA CITÉ and it was incredible! #ThrowbackThursday 🇨🇦

THANKS SO MUCH to the Canadian Association of Police Educators (C.A.P.E C.A.P.E.) for inviting me to attend their conference yesterday and for purchasing copies of If They Only Knew: A Cop's Journey with Addiction and Mental Health as prizes! Special thanks to Lindsay

Thank you to Ottawa Police for the warm welcome this week! 🇨🇦 A special thank you to Chief Stubbs and DC Ferguson for our conference opening and keynote. #CAPE2025

Thank you to our #CAPE2025 planning committee for helping to make this conference so successful!

If you attended the #CAPE2025 conference this year please keep your eyes peeled for a feedback survey in your inbox! We’d love to know what you thought as we start to plan #CAPE2026.

Today we’re looking back to #CAPE2018 in Chilliwack, BC Some familiar faces in the crowd - were you there? 🔍 #ThrowbackThursday

C.A.P.E. Dr. Peter Shipley, M.O.M. Sandy Sweet Krystine Richards Lindsay Bookworm I sure was! My first exposure to C.A.P.E.! I am sorry I missed this year’s gathering and hope to attend d future ones! Highly recommend his great group of dedicated police educators.

Thank you to the York Regional Police fathers who take time away from their families to protect #YorkRegion, thank you to all the fathers who blazed a trail for their children to follow, thank you to fathers everywhere. Today is for you. #YRP #DeedsSpeak #YorkRegionalPolice #FathersDay

Happy National #IndigenousPeoplesDay! 🪶🧡Today, we honour the strength, resilience, and vibrant culture of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. #IPCOunified #IndigenousPolicing #Community

Today, on the day of the #Ontario Police Suicide Memorial in Toronto, we remember & honour the lives of police members lost to suicide. We stand together. #NeverForget #MentalHealthMatters #OACP Photo: Canada Beyond The Blue

PTSD is a mental health condition triggered by exposure to a traumatic event, which is experienced at a higher rate by first responders & military personnel. To learn more about PTSD in Public Safety Personnel visit: cipsrt-icrtsp.ca/en/shifting-ba… #PTSD #MentalHealthMatters #BOTGAB

Happy #CanadaDay 🇨🇦

A #ThrowbackThursday to #CAPE2019 in Quebec City 🇨🇦 where the theme was ‘Connecting Research, Technology & Police Training’ - were you there? #policeeducators #PoliceLeaders

1/ 📢 New in #APB! We’re introducing case law briefs: plain-language summaries of important court decisions. Our first: Barnes v. Felix (U.S. Supreme Court, 2025). 🧵👇