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Back to Archives | June  2011 Contents Effective policing presents challenges on an international scale. In Canada, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has created an Aboriginal Policing Bureau to support Aboriginal policing effectiveness, enhance the OPP’s relationships with First Nations communities, and assist in any response to a critical incident The goal is to ensure that officers arrive with some knowledge and competence regarding Aboriginal culture and history. Cover photograph courtesy of the OPP. Articles Recruiting Women, Qualified Officers to the United Nations Police Division Supporting the Work of Police Officers in Postconflict Countries INTERPOL: Connecting Police for a Safer World Policing Aboriginal Critical Incidents Bridging the Interoperability Gap through Integrated Partnerships How Location-Based Services Can Improve Policing Safety and Health Protection Efforts in the Police Service IACP Foundation: Grantham University and the IACP Foundation to Offer Three Scholarships in Support of Law Enforcement Officers Columns    President's Message    Chief's Counsel    Technology Talk    Legislative Alert Departments    Advances & Applications    IACP News    Highway Safety Initiatives    Line of Duty Deaths    New Members    Products & Services    Product Update
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