Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Policing Canada in the 21st century : new policing for new challenges : executive summary / Expert Panel on the Future of Canadian Policing Models.

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Policing Canada in the twenty-first century : new policing for new challenges : executive summary
Le maintien de l'ordre au Canada au XXIe siècle : une nouvelle police pour de nouveaux défis : sommaire.

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1 online resource (xiv pages)

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Issued also in French under title: Le maintien de l'ordre au Canada au XXIe siècle : une nouvelle police pour de nouveaux défis : sommaire.

Summary

"The Sponsor posed the following question: Given the evolution of crime, the justice system, and society, what do current evidence and knowledge suggest about the future of the public policing models used in Canada? Additional direction was provided through three sub-questions: What existing and emerging issues are identified as key, cross-jurisdictional challenges for Canada’s policing models, e.g., service delivery models, public confidence, performance measures? What are some of the best practices and changes in the policing models of other countries towards greater effectiveness and efficiency, and towards fostering public confidence in policing? What are the relevance and applicability of such ideas in Canada? What research/knowledge gaps exist respecting these identified challenges? What communities of expertise and other resources might best be utilized towards ongoing policing-related research?"--Page x.

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