Headlines in The Hill Times

The Hill Times, 23 January, 2012

• First Nations want to move beyond indian act at historic gathering
• Liberals pumped, but future remains uncertain following biennial convention
• ‘They worried, they’re waiting for Cabinet and they’re waiting for the budget’
• NDP’s 2003 decision to buy $4-million building at Laurier Avenue West and Bank Street ensures party’s ‘financial viability’
• Canada School of Public Service wraps up language training services for public servants
• In this ring! Trudeau and Brazeau hope to float like butterflies, sting like bees in celebrity boxing match
• Grit MP Trudeau says he’s ‘very much an underdog’ in upcoming fight against Conservative Sen. Brazeau

The Canadian Association of Police Boards (CAPB) is the only national organization dedicated to excellence in police governance in Canada. Since 1989, CAPB has worked diligently to achieve the highest standards as the national voice of civilian oversight of municipal police. We have grown to represent more than 75 municipal police boards and commissions across Canada that together employ in excess of 35,000 police personnel - approximately three-quarters of the municipal police personnel in Canada.

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At the Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Association of Police Boards, held in Regina, Saskatchewan on Friday, August 19, 2011, the following resolutions were voted on and approved by the members present.

CAPB 2011 Conference Report

CAPB 2011 Conference Report

Resolutions for 2011

Resolutions for 2011

Reports of Interest

• Volunteers in Police Service Add Value While Budgets Decrease

CAPB Executive
2011-2012

Carol Allison-Burra, CAPB President

Derek Mombourquette, CAPB Vice-President

Greg Dionne, Secretary-Treasurer

Ivan Court, CAPB Past President