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Montreal police hiring from social sciences - Vimarsana News

Montreal police hiring from social sciences

Montreal police are looking to attract new officers with non-traditional educations in an effort to adapt to a “changed” society, the SPVM announced Thursday. “Society has changed, the SPVM must also adapt,” said Police Chief Fady Dagher in a video posted to social media. “We want people with heart.”

Montreal is hiring hundreds of more police officers. But will they stay here? - Vimarsana News

Montreal is hiring hundreds of more police officers. But will they stay here?

As Montreal police struggle to recruit and retain officers amid a labour shortage, one police college on the island says police services outside of Quebec are recruiting their graduates now more than ever.

Montreal police creates new squad to combat gun violence - Vimarsana News

Montreal police creates new squad to combat gun violence

Montreal police says it intends to launch a new squad aimed at combatting gun violence in the city, pooling together 68 officers with various skill sets.

Montreal police department creates new squad to combat gun violence - Vimarsana News

Montreal police department creates new squad to combat gun violence

Montreal police says it intends to launch a new squad aimed at combatting gun violence in the city, pooling together 68 officers with various skill sets.

In Quebec, small steps to change the face of policing - Vimarsana News

In Quebec, small steps to change the face of policing

A lack of diversity remains a glaring issue among police services in Quebec and across Canada, but there are small signs of change in recruitment and training practices.

Source: cbc.ca