Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

The Prince Albert Hub and the emergence of collaborative risk-driven community safety / by Dale R. McFee & Norman E. Taylor.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Alternate Title

Prince Albert Hub
Le carrefour de Prince Albert et la transition vers une stratégie de sécurité communautaire axée sur la collaboration et la détermination des risques.

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Description

1 online resource (18 pages)

Note

In caption: Change and innovation in Canadian policing.
"Dale McFee became Saskatchewan’s Deputy Minister of Justice: Corrections and Policing in September 2012 after retiring from a 26 year policing career, including nine years as Chief of Police in the city of Prince Albert. Norman Taylor is an independent consultant/educator supporting Canada’s policing and criminal justice system for over 20 years, currently serving as Saskatchewan’s Future of Policing consultant and Senior Advisor to the Deputy Minister." -- Page 1.
Also issued in French under title: Le carrefour de Prince Albert et la transition vers une stratégie de sécurité communautaire axée sur la collaboration et la détermination des risques.

Summary

"Informed by local, provincial, national and global research sources, including a field study conducted in Scotland in 2010, and using the Prince Albert Hub breakthrough as the central case study, the article traces the theoretical and practical foundations for a new broad-based approach to community safety and wellness that is now being widely recognized and emulated in many Saskatchewan communities and several more outside of the province." -- Page 1.

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Series

Canadian Police College. Discussion Paper Series ; vol. 1.
CPC discussion paper series (Canadian Police College) ; vol. 1.

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