Important Announcement
Professional Development Day

Thursday October 23/08
Four Points - London, Ont.
For more info contact:  A/Inspector June Dobson
Telephone:  519-652-4119

Agenda
Registration


 
In The Spotlight
2008 Ontario Women in Law Enforcement
Annual Awards Banquet
 
Heritage Award

Margaret Reed

Ministry of
Natural Resources
Presidential Award Chief Gary Crowell Halton Regional PS
Civilian Heather Mason
Durham Regional PS
Mentoring Sgt. Troy Burgess Toronto Police Services
Community Service Cst. Andria Cowan Toronto Police Services
Valour
D/Cst. Julie-Anne Walker
Toronto Police Services
Leadership Sgt. Kelly Gallant Toronto Police Services
Excellence in Performance Cst. Suzanne Bedard Halton Regional PS
Team Endeavours District 4 York Regional PS
Law Enforcement
Professional of the Year
D/Sgt. Maria Ahrens York Regional PS

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This Month's Feature Member
 

Ontario Women in Law Enforcement (OWLE) is an organization that grew from an idea to bring together the female members of the law enforcement field from across the province.

It was recognized that many police services within Ontario are either too small or simply do not employ significant numbers of females to form individual organizations. This forum provides an opportunity for members to network and access professional development opportunities. 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.

Ontario Women in Law Enforcement was granted official affiliate status with the International Association of Women Police (IAWP) in 1997. The IAWP is a world-wide organization of women police and law enforcement professionals who operate on the same principles as Ontario Women in Law Enforcement, but on a global scale with an annual training conference. The Toronto Police Service and Ontario Provincial Police in conjunction with OWLE were proud to host the 38th annual conference of the IAWP in Toronto in September 2000. This event attracted over 700 delegates world-wide and was an overwhelming success.

Why should you take advantage of this opportunity?
Ontario Women in Law Enforcement is gaining strength and momentum each year. By investing in a membership with this organization, you will receive a return that includes:

  • Regular issues of our newsletter including information on law enforcement issues from across Canada, and specifically Ontario

  • Reduced registration at events hosted by Ontario Women in Law Enforcement, where many of your peers will be meeting to learn from experts and each other

  • Timely information on Ontario Women in Law Enforcement activities, training events, projects and programs

  • Recognition of outstanding achievements made by women in Ontario at the annual OWLE Awards Banquet

  • Access to legal counsel regarding work related issues

  • A forum for sharing professional and personal issues related to the law enforcement profession