Ontario Women in Law Enforcement announces next president

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Ontario Women in Law Enforcement announces next president

February 26, 2019
By Staff

Toronto Police officer Kim O’Toole is the next OWLE (Ontario Women in Law Enforcement) Canada president and she has also been promoted to inspector.

OACPOfficial @OACPOfficial·

Congratulations to our newest Deputy Chief, Rich Johnston of @BarriePolice! Inspector Johnston has been promoted to the position of Deputy Chief – Operations Command, effective June 24, 2021. https://bit.ly/3zzF355

Blue Line Magazine @Blue_LineMag·

"PTSD is a dysregulation in the nervous system where the stress response does not shut off long after the threat or danger has passed."
https://www.blueline.ca/evidence-based-treatment-for-stress-injuries/

Blue Line Magazine @Blue_LineMag·

16 Jun

"Police executives know that leveraging the ever-growing volume of data creates efficiencies and can streamline operations, which in turn, provides better service to their communities."
https://www.blueline.ca/leveraging-data-to-improve-officer-wellness-and-community-safety/

VPD Diversity, Inclusion & Indigenous Relations @VPDDiversity·

15 Jun

Congratulations to the graduates of Spring 2021's #CitizensPoliceAcademy. This session included a fantastic group of community leaders who over the last 6 weeks learned about #VPD programs and key aspects of policing. @VanPoliceFnd @ChiefPalmer

Blue Line Magazine @Blue_LineMag·

15 Jun

We are now accepting submissions for our annual Best Dressed Police Vehicle Awards! #bestdressed #policevehicle #police
https://www.blueline.ca/canadas-best-dressed-police-vehicle/

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