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Recognizing that there exists strength in unity and numbers, Ontario Women in Law Enforcement encourages women from each and every police service, and other affiliated law enforcement agencies within the province of Ontario, to collectively address their common interests and concerns. Friday, May 4th, 2018 Mississauga Grand 35 Brunel Road, Mississauga Nominations now open! Service Awards for 25,30,35,40,45 years of Service.
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The Executive Board of OWLE are deeply saddened and disappointed with the ruling from Pride Toronto to exclude Police Officers from the Toronto Pride Parade.Wideman monuments were erected: Aurora, Bloomington, Cedar Grove, East Gwillimbury, Glasgow, Highland Creek, Markham, Newmarket, Pickering, Richmond Hill, Scarborough, Sutton, Thornhill, Uxbridge, Vaughan, Victoria Square, Whitevale, Whitchurch. The book is organized into fifteen chapters ranging from chronological historical events of the area to relevant themed content.In terms of its completeness, with respect to history, geography and culture, this book is still the authority in the topic.Also accepting nominations for Major Awards in Excellence in Performance, Leadership, Mentoring, Community Service, Civilian Award of Achievement, Team Endeavours and Medal of Valour! Hilton Garden Inn 100 Traders Blvd., Mississauga Call-in #: 905-890-9110 or 1-866-670-3064 Call-in code: OWLE Call-in group name: Ontario Women in Law Book before April 13, 2018 - after this date it will be based on availability Policing is not simple.Deadline for nominations - Friday - March 2 at midnight. Policing is ever changing | May 1 2, 2018 | Toronto Attend The Canadian Institutes 9th Annual Law of Policing conference taking place May 1-2, 2018 to understand how the latest legislation and court cases are changing the law.
