Police Advocates Journal

Meng Wanzhou: the case

Are Changes Needed to our Policies and Laws? While all Canadians are glad to see the immediate release and return

MAKING SENSE OF THE NEW U.S.-CANADA BORDER STRATEGY What does it mean for Canadian law enforcement? by Scott Newark

Developing an effective strategy to remove criminals and security deportees from Canada BY SCOTT NEWARK It’s never a good thing

Former Canadian Police Association president Neal Jessop left his mark as a caring cop and a friend of police officers

De-escalation techniques are essential but training is just part of the solution BY CRAIG MCKEE None of them wanted to

The Internet is a boon for business, communication and access to information — but also to cyber criminals and hackers.

Embedded journalists get first-person perspective BY SIGRID FORBERG REGINA – It’s a fine balance military reporters have been trying to

What is the difference between reasonable police force and excessive force? BY JEFFRY L. JOHNSON What is the difference between

Windsor Police’s Emergency Services Unit: Pete Cashion, Tony Smith, John Dougall. PHOTO: Windsor Star By Craig McKee Is law enforcement

Post-traumatic stress disorder is not a one-size-fits-all disease. Its causes, symptoms and treatment will all be different. Although there is