Library Catalogue

Location

Canadian Policing Research

Resource

e-Books

Authors

• Clairmont, Donald H. (Donald Hayden), 1938-
• Ipperwash Inquiry (Ont.)

Publishers

• [Toronto, Ont. :  Ipperwash Inquiry] 2006.

Bibliography

Includes bibliographical references.

Description

1 online resource (146 p.)

Note

"September 2006."
This paper is a companion piece to: “For the nonce: policing Aboriginal occupations and protests” (Clairmont and Potts, 2006).

Summary

This paper deals with the evolution of Aboriginal policing in Canada, especially developments in Ontario. It begins with a chronology of major events over the past 40 years. An overview chapter then discusses the evolution of Aboriginal policing among the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the self-administered First Nations police services (SAs). Subsequent sections focus on the various types of SAs, describing the issues associate with each type, and providing at least two case studies.

Subject

• Native peoples - Ontario - Government relations.
• Native policing - Canada.
• Police services for native people - Ontario.

Contents

1. Introduction. – 2. Chronology and phases. – 3. Effectiveness and sustainability issues. – 4. An overview of aboriginal policing in Canada. -- 5. The self-administered police service in Canada. – 5.1. Full service town SA policing: Ohsweken (Six Nations of the Grand River), Akwesasne, and the Blood Tribe Police Service of Alberta (BTPS). – 5.2. The Niche Model: Wikwemikong, Huron-Wendake and Tsuu T’ina. – 5.3. The regional SA model: Nishnawbe Aski and Anishnabek. – 5.4. The micro transitional model: Timiskaming, Whapmagoostui and Lac Seul. – 6. Future directions.

Series

Ipperwash Inquiry research paper. Policing Aboriginal occupations and Aboriginal/police relations.