Committees
Joining A CommitteeAviation Security Committee Business Advisory Committee Use of Force Advisory Committee Canadian Tri-Services Emergency Management Committee Counter Terrorism and National Security Committee Crime Prevention, Community Safety and Well-being Drug Advisory Committee Electronic Crime Committee Electronic Crime Committee >> Digital Forensics Committee (DFC) Ethics Committee Human Resources and Learning Committee Information, Communication and Technology Committee Information, Communications and Technology - LEIDSInformation, Communications & Technology - ToolkitsInternational Committee Law Amendments Committee Organized Crime Committee Organized Crime Committee>>National Working Group-Undercover Operations Sub-CommitteePolice Information and Statistics (POLIS) Committee Policing with Indigenous Peoples Committee Private Sector Liaison Committee Professional Standards Committee Special Purpose Committee >> Canadian Intelligence Service Canada Special Purpose Committee >> National Joint Committee Traffic Committee Victims of Crime Committee
Conferences & Events
The CACP Information and Communications Technology Committee Summit COMGIC 2019 CACP Counter-Terrorism and National Security Forum 2019 CITIG 13 114th Annual Conference Canada Road Safety Week 2019 Prescription Drug Drop-Off DaySTRATCOM 2019
PosterData Collection FormCanada Road Safety ToolkitSocial Media ContentFacts and StatsKey MessagesPress Release - TemplateMessages from Chief Adam Palmer, CACP President
Operation Impact 2018Awards & Recognition
CACP National Police Award for Traffic Safety CACP Road Safety Lifetime Achievement Award CACP International Policing Award CACP Award of Excellence for Combating Organized CrimePolicing Partnership Award CACP - Motorola Solutions Award for Excellence in Emergency Preparedness CACP Recognition Award Excellence in the Prevention and Investigation of Cybercrimes (EPIC) AwardsOrder of Merit IACP Leadership Awards
Who is RF Connect for?
1. Police Service Professionals who:
- support business cases and decision-making processes,
- support the development of policies and procedures,
- support media relations and public relations functions,
- identify emerging issues and trends at the local, provincial and national level and to gather data to address strategic priorities, and
- support professional development objectives.
2. Provincial associations and other police organizations: Committees or working groups in organizations across Canada who want to share the same area of interest thereby allowing us to align our efforts and achieve evidence-based results.
3. Police governance representatives: To support the constructive oversight of police operations.
4. Allied public safety experts: To promote increased alignment and to support interoperability.
5. Research Academics: To support evidence-based policing in Canada.
