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# First Nations Chiefs of Police Association

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- [Resilience In-Service program](https://fncpa.ca/resilience-officer-training-program/) - Build resilience, leadership, and wellness skills through a 12-week online Resilience Officer Training Program. Registration closes July 27, 2026.
- [Instructeurs; instructrices – Compétences pratiques](https://acppn.ca/instructeurs-instructrices-competences-pratiques/) - Train Ontario’s next generation of police officers as a Defensive Tactics Instructor at the Ontario Police College in Aylmer. Apply by July 27, 2026.
- [Instructor - Defensive Tactics](https://fncpa.ca/instructor-defensive-tactics-ontario-police-college/) - Train Ontario’s next generation of police officers as a Defensive Tactics Instructor at the Ontario Police College in Aylmer. Apply by July 27, 2026.
- [2026 Annual Conference & Awards](https://fncpa.ca/2026-annual-conference-awards/) - The FNCPA 17th Annual Conference & Awards recognizes outstanding officers and staff on May 19, 2026, celebrating excellence in First Nations policing.
- [Assemblée générale annuelle](https://acppn.ca/assemblee-generale-annuelle/) - Détails sur l'assemblée générale annuelle de l’ACPPN et les élections exécutives, décrivant la gouvernance, la responsabilité et la participation des membres à la direction des services de police des Premières Nations.
- [Annual General Meeting](https://fncpa.ca/annual-general-meeting/) - Details on the FNCPA Annual General Meeting and Executive elections, outlining governance, accountability, and member participation in First Nations policing leadership.
- [CARFAX for Police Training and Certification Program](https://fncpa.ca/carfax-for-police-training-and-certification-program/) - Dear partners We are hosting another of our Investigating Trends Series webinars on June 23 at 1PM Eastern Time. Join CARFAX for Police and Detective Kipp Loving (Retired), one of the nation's leading hi-tech crime investigators, for a hands-on training session on the digital footprint of modern vehicles and the evidence hiding in plain sight.
- [Sergeant-At-Arms and Executive Director, Legislative Protective Service ](https://fncpa.ca/sergeant-at-arms-and-executive-director-legislative-protective-service/) - Apply by July 3, 2026 for the Sergeant-at-Arms and Executive Director, Legislative Protective Service role with the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.
- [Instructeur; instructrice – Formation en enquêtes criminelles; instructrice; instructrice – Formation en enquêtes criminelles](https://acppn.ca/instructeur-instructrice-formation-en-enquetes-criminelles-instructrice-instructrice-formation-en-enquetes-criminelles/) - Postulez pour le poste d’instructeur – Formation en enquêtes criminelles au Collège de police de l’Ontario. Offrir une éducation et une formation spécialisées à la police.
- [Instructor—Criminal Investigation Training](https://fncpa.ca/instructor-criminal-investigation-training/) - Apply for the Instructor – Criminal Investigation Training position at the Ontario Police College. Deliver specialized police education and training.
- [Instructeur – mandat de perquisition ; instructrice – mandat de perquisition](https://acppn.ca/instructeur-mandat-de-perquisition-instructrice-mandat-de-perquisition/) - Postulez pour le poste d’instructeur – mandat de perquisition au Collège de police de l’Ontario. Offrir une formation à la police sur les mandats de perquisition, les enquêtes sur les gangs et l’analyse des armes à feu.
- [Instructor - Search Warrant](https://fncpa.ca/instructor-search-warrant/) - Apply for the Instructor – Search Warrant position at the Ontario Police College. Deliver police training in search warrants, gang investigation and firearms analysis.
- [Instructeur, formation relative à la conduite sous l'influence de la drogue; instructrice, formation relative à la conduite sous l'influence de la drogue](https://acppn.ca/instructeur-formation-relative-a-la-conduite-sous-linfluence-de-la-drogue-instructrice-formation-relative-a-la-conduite-sous-linfluence-de-la-drogue/) - Saisissez une occasion unique et enrichissante de vous joindre au Collège de police de l'Ontario (CPO) à titre d'instructeur, formation relative à la conduite sous l'influence de la drogue, afin d'offrir une formation spécialisée aux agents de police, notamment en matière d'épreuves de coordination de mouvements (ECM) et d'éducation sur la conduite avec facultés affaiblies.
- [Instructor—Drug Impaired Driving ](https://fncpa.ca/instructor-drug-impaired-driving/) - Consider a unique and rewarding opportunity to join the Ontario Police College (OPC) as a Drug Impaired Driving Instructor, delivering specialized training to police officers, with a focus on Standardized Field Sobriety Testing (SFST) and impaired driving education.
- [Conférence et distinctions 2026](https://acppn.ca/conference-et-distinctions-2026/) - La 17e conférence annuelle et remise des prix de l’ACPPN récompensera des agents et du personnel exceptionnels le 19 mai 2026, célébrant l’excellence dans les services de police des Premières Nations.
- [Deputy Chief of Police—North Bay Police Service](https://fncpa.ca/deputy-chief-of-police-north-bay/) - North Bay Police Service is seeking a visionary Deputy Chief of Police to help lead progressive, community-focused policing and support strategic growth in North Bay, Ontario.
- [Team Lead, Strategic Services](https://fncpa.ca/team-lead-strategic-services/) - This opportunity is designed for experienced police records and court professionals ready to step into a leadership role with the Tsuut’ina Nation Police Service (TNPS)
- [Constable-Investigator](https://fncpa.ca/constable-investigator/) - Police officers act as official representatives of the LRPS who are required and trusted to work within the law. Powers and duties are conferred by statute. Serve the community, safeguard lives and property, protect the innocent, keep the peace, and ensure the rights of all to liberty, equality, and justice.
- [Deputy Chief of Police – Durham Regional Police Service](https://fncpa.ca/deputy-chief-of-police-durham-regional-police-service/) - Apply for the Deputy Chief of Police position with Durham Regional Police Service in Whitby, Ontario. Lead modern, community-focused policing in a diverse and growing region.
- [Indigenous Gang Reduction Strategies (IGRS) course](https://fncpa.ca/indigenous-gang-reduction-strategies-igrs-course/) - Indigenous Gang Reduction Strategies (IGRS) course is taking place May 4–8, 2026, at the Canadian Police College in Ottawa
- [CPC Courses available – Free and low cost](https://fncpa.ca/cpc-courses-available-free-and-low-cost/) - CPC has decided to waive the tuition fees for the following course.
- [Staff Sergeant – Support Services](https://fncpa.ca/staff-sergeant-support-services-job-posting/) - UCCM Anishnaabe Police is hiring a permanent full-time Staff Sergeant – Support Services. Learn about duties, qualifications, application requirements, and the April 3, 2026 deadline.
- [Chief of Police – Cornwall Police Service](https://fncpa.ca/chief-of-police-cornwall-police-service/) - The position comes with competitive compensation and a total rewards package, including employer paid benefits, vacation and defined-benefit pension plan.
- [Cobourg Chief of Police](https://fncpa.ca/cobourg-chief-of-police/) - Cobourg Police Service is seeking a visionary Chief of Police to lead a growing Ontario community. Apply by March 23, 2026.
- [Chef de police de Cobourg](https://acppn.ca/chef-de-police-de-cobourg/) - Le service de police de Cobourg est à la recherche d'un chef de police visionnaire pour diriger une communauté ontarienne en pleine croissance. Postulez avant le 23 mars 2026.
- [Join us for the Women in Indigenous Policing Conference in Winnipeg, from April 7–9, 2026.](https://fncpa.ca/join-us-for-the-women-in-indigenous-policing-conference-in-winnipeg-from-april-7-9-2026/) - This event brings women together in a vibrant, culturally rooted space where their voices are honoured, their stories are lifted, and their collective strength is celebrated. It’s a place to build relationships, share wisdom, and support one another as leaders, protectors, and knowledge keepers in their communities. To learn more, contact Sergeant Janet Kaus at Janet.Kaus@t3ps.ca.
- [Joignez-vous à nous pour la conférence intitulée : Les femmes dans les services policiers autochtones (Women in Indigenous Policing) à Winnipeg, du 7 au 9 avril 2026.](https://acppn.ca/joignez-vous-a-nous-pour-la-conference-intitulee-les-femmes-dans-les-services-policiers-autochtones-women-in-indigenous-policing-a-winnipeg-du-7-au-9-avril-2026/) - Cet événement rassemble les femmes dans un espace dynamique et ancré dans la culture autochtone, où leurs voix sont honorées, leurs histoires mises en lumière et leur force collective célébrée. C’est un espace pour tisser des liens, partager les savoirs et se soutenir mutuellement en tant que leaders, protectrices et gardiennes du savoir au sein
- [RFP: Manitoba First Nations Police Service Strategic Plan Consultant](https://fncpa.ca/mfnp-strategic-plan-rfp/) - The DOTC Police Commission invites proposals for a consultant to develop a 4-year strategic plan for the Manitoba First Nations Police Service (MFNPS).
- [RFP: Cultural Framework & Training Program for Manitoba First Nations Police Service](https://fncpa.ca/mfnp-cultural-framework-training-rfp/) - MFNPS invites proposals to design and deliver an ongoing Cultural Framework and Training Program grounded in Ojibway, Dakota, and Cree Nations.
- [À vos agendas ! Conférence et remise des prix annuelles de la ACCPN](https://acppn.ca/a-vos-agendas-conference-et-remise-des-prix-annuelles-de-la-accpn/) - Les clients peuvent réserver en appelant le service des réservations de l’hôtel au 1-800-663-7550. Indiquez à l’agent le code de réservation MAY26FNCPA pour bénéficier de la réduction.
- [SAVE THE DATE — FNCPA Annual Conference & Awards](https://fncpa.ca/save-the-date-fncpa-annual-conference-awards/) - Guests can make reservations by calling the hotel Reservations Team at 1-800-663-7550. Tell the agent the block code MAY26FNCPA to get the discount.
- [Crime Analyst](https://fncpa.ca/crime-analyst/) - UCCM Anishnaabe Police Service is hiring a permanent full-time Crime Analyst in M’Chigeeng, Ontario. Competitive salary, data-driven policing, and community-focused work.
- [Detective Sergeant – Crime and Drug Officer](https://fncpa.ca/detective-sergeant-crime-and-drug-officer/) - The Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service is hiring a Detective Sergeant – Crime & Drug Officer to lead major investigations and crime prevention initiatives. Apply by Jan 19, 2026.
- [Sous-directeur de la formation de base des agents de police et des constables spéciaux; sous-directrice de la formation de base des agents de police et des constables spéciaux](https://acppn.ca/sous-directeur-de-la-formation-de-base-des-agents-de-police-et-des-constables-speciaux-sous-directrice-de-la-formation-de-base-des-agents-de-police-et-des-constables-speciaux/) - Diriger la formation des policiers à l'échelle de la province en tant que directeur adjoint de la formation de base et spéciale des agents au ministère du Solliciteur général. Postulez avant le 5 décembre 2025.
- [Deputy Director, Basic Constable & Special Constable Training](https://fncpa.ca/deputy-director-basic-constable-special-constable-training/) - Lead province-wide police training as Deputy Director of Basic & Special Constable Training with the Ministry of the Solicitor General. Apply by Dec 5, 2025.
- [Staff Sergeant—NCO](https://fncpa.ca/staff-sergeant-nco/) - The FNCPA is seeking an experienced Staff Sergeant (NCO) to provide leadership, operational oversight, and mentorship within police services. Apply today.
- [CONSTABLE-DÉTECTEUR – UNITÉ DE LA CRIMINALITÉ x 4 (interne/externe)](https://acppn.ca/constable-detecteur-unite-de-la-criminalite-x-4-interne-externe/) - Le poste d'agent-détective – Unité de lutte contre la criminalité (CU) exige l'exercice des fonctions de service public d'un agent de la paix afin de promouvoir et de favoriser la paix communautaire et l'ordre social.
- [SERGENT x 2 (Interne/Externe)](https://acppn.ca/sergent-x-2-interne-externe/) - Le sergent occupe un poste de supervision de première ligne et relève du sergent d'état-major – directeur des opérations.
- [CONSTABLE-DÉTECTIVE – UNITÉ DE LUTTE CONTRE LES DROGUES x 2 (interne/externe)](https://acppn.ca/constable-detective-unite-de-lutte-contre-les-drogues-x-2-interne-externe/) - L'agent-détective – Unité de lutte contre la drogue (DEU) est responsable des enquêtes sur les infractions liées à la lutte contre la drogue et au crime organisé au niveau de la rue.
- [Association des chefs de police des Premières Nations  – Nouveau comité exécutif](https://acppn.ca/association-des-chefs-de-police-des-premieres-nations-nouveau-comite-executif/) - L’Association des chefs de police des Premières Nations a tenu son assemblée générale annuelle 27 octobre 2020, par téléconférence Zoom. Lors de l’assemblée générale annuelle, comme cette année, les membres ont tenu une élection générale pour les postes de direction, qui se déroule tous les deux (2) ans selon les règlements de la ACPPN. Votre
- [Assemblée Générale Annuelle et Élection de l'Exécutif](https://acppn.ca/assemblee-generale-annuelle-et-election-de-lexecutif/) - Les élections de l'exécutif sont prévues cette année. Les nominations auront lieu le matin et le vote commencera dans l'après-midi ou peu après.
- [Réunion spéciale – (Législation sur les services essentiels) 16 mai 2022](https://acppn.ca/reunion-speciale-legislation-sur-les-services-essentiels-16-mai-2022/) - L'Association des chefs de police des Premières nations a prévu une réunion spéciale. L'Association des chefs de police des Premières Nations, l'Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario et l'Association des directeurs de police des Premières Nations et Inuits du Québec travaillent ensemble sur un énoncé de position concernant la législation sur les services de police essentiels des Premières Nations.
- [Les chefs des services de police des Premières Nations réagissent à l’annonce fédérale du renouvellement du Programme des services de police des Premières Nations](https://acppn.ca/les-chefs-des-services-de-police-des-premieres-nations-reagissent-a-lannonce-federale-du-renouvellement-du-programme-des-services-de-police-des-premieres-nations/) - Le ministre de la Sécurité publique, Vic Toews, a annoncé que le gouvernement fédéral maintiendrait pendant les cinq prochaines années le financement des ententes de service de police avec les communautés inuites et des Premières Nations, conformément au Programme des services de police des Premières Nations.
- [Élection Générale](https://acppn.ca/election-generale/) - Ceci-est pour vous informer que l’Assemblé Général Annuel et les Élections de l’Exécutif de l’Association des Chefs de Police des Première Nation a été prévu pour 27 octobre 2020.
- [Les chefs des services de police des Premières Nations demandent que les services de police des Premières Nations soient reconnus comme service essentiel](https://acppn.ca/les-chefs-des-services-de-police-des-premieres-nations-demandent-que-les-services-de-police-des-premieres-nations-soient-reconnus-comme-service-essentiel/) - Lors de son assemblée générale annuelle à Toronto, les 17 et 18 octobre 2017, l’Association des chefs de police des Premières Nations (ACPPN) a adopté à l’unanimité une résolution demandant au gouvernement du Canada et à ses partenaires provinciaux de « reconnaître les services de police des Premières Nations comme service essentiel », de fournir des ressources humaines, des infrastructures et des ressources de fonctionnement et d’entretien adéquates, et d’assurer un « financement suffisant, prévisible et durable qui répond aux besoins particuliers de chaque ministère ».
- [12e Prix annuel des officiers](https://acppn.ca/12e-prix-annuel-des-officiers/) - L'exécutif a reporté la date des 12e Prix annuel des officiers à une date ultérieure.
- [Mise à jour de la conférence ACPPN 2020](https://acppn.ca/mise-a-jour-de-la-conference-acppn-2020/) - Un message de l'exécutif des chefs de police des Premières nations Comme vous le savez, le Canada fait l'objet d'un avis de santé en raison du virus Coronavirus (COVID-19). Le directeur de l'Association des chefs de police des Premières nations suivra les recommandations et les lignes directrices des responsables de la santé publique. Nous prenons des mesures proactives pour assurer la sécurité et le bien-être de nos membres et reportons la conférence et les prix de l'ACPPN à une date ultérieure. Merci et prenez soin de vous.
- [La FNCPA organise une conférence annuelle et des prix à Québec](https://acppn.ca/la-fncpa-organise-une-conference-annuelle-et-des-prix-a-quebec/) - L'Association des chefs de police des Premières Nations (ACPPN) est heureuse d'annoncer la conférence annuelle de l'APNCP (les 16 et 17 mai) et la remise des prix annuels des officiers de l'APNCP (le 16 mai), qui se tiendront tous deux à l'hôtel et centre de conférences Hilton Québec, à Québec.
- [La ACPPN salue la décision de Sécurité publique Canada de ne pas interjeter appel et de modifier les modalités](https://acppn.ca/la-acppn-salue-la-decision-de-securite-publique-canada-de-ne-pas-interjeter-appel-et-de-modifier-les-modalites/) - L'Association des chefs de police des Premières Nations (ACPPN) salue la décision de Sécurité publique Canada de ne pas interjeter appel de la décision IPCO c. Sécurité publique Canada. Cette décision avait ordonné que des fonds soient immédiatement versés à trois services de police pour les douze prochains mois.
- [RÉSERVER LA DATE – Conférence et distinctions ACPPN 2025](https://acppn.ca/reserver-la-date-conference-et-distinctions-acppn-2025/) - Du 14 au 16 mai 2025 Soirée de remise des prix le 14 mai HILTON LAC LEAMY, GATINEAU (Québec) Inscription et informations sur l’hôtel à suivre
- [Instructeurs – Collège de police de l'Ontario – Analyste de la morphologie des taches de sang](https://acppn.ca/instructeurs-college-de-police-de-lontario-analyste-de-la-morphologie-des-taches-de-sang/) - Le Collège de police de l’Ontario est à la recherche d’un instructeur pour offrir et tenir le programme de certification d’analyste de la morphologie des taches de sang (BPA).
- [8 Casques bleus – Indéterminé](https://acppn.ca/8-casques-bleus-indetermine/) - RESPONSABILITÉS DU POSTE : Assurer la sécurité de soi et des autres ; Effectuer une patrouille générale et répondre aux appels de service ; Appliquer la procédure appropriée pour répondre aux appels de service ; Assister les victimes d’actes criminels et mener des enquêtes ; Préparer les rapports de police ; Utiliser l’équipement et la
- [PK Indeterminate Position](https://fncpa.ca/pk-indeterminate-position/) - The KMPK is seeking dedicated individuals with a passion for community service.
- [First Nations Chiefs of Police Respond to Federal Announcement To Renew Commitment to First Nations Policing Program](https://fncpa.ca/first-nations-chiefs-of-police-respond-to-federal-announcement-to-renew-commitment-to-first-nations-policing-program/) - Public Safety Minister Vic Toews announced that the Federal Government will maintain funding for policing agreements with First Nation and Inuit communities under the First Nations Policing Program (FNPP) for the next five years.
- [DETECTIVE CONSTABLE – DRUG ENFORCEMENT UNIT x 2 (Internal/External)](https://fncpa.ca/detective-constable-drug-enforcement-unit-x-2-internal-external/) - The Detective Constable – Drug Enforcement Unit (DEU) is responsible for investigations into Drug Enforcement and Street Level Organized crime related offences.
- [SERGEANT x 2 (Internal/External)](https://fncpa.ca/sergeant-x-2-internal-external/) - The Sergeant is a front-line supervisory position and reports to the Staff Sergeant – Director of Operations.
- [DETECTIVE CONSTABLE— CRIME UNIT x 4 (Internal/External)](https://fncpa.ca/detective-constable-crime-unit-x-4-internal-external/) - The position of Detective Constable – Crime Unit (CU) requires the performance of public service duties of a peace officer to promote and foster community peace and social order.
- [SOCIAL NAVIGATOR (civilian position)](https://fncpa.ca/social-navigator-civilian-position/) - The Social Navigator will work directly under the Community Mobilization Sergeant (CMS) and will connect and support at risk individuals.
- [FNCPA Executive Engages Federal Leaders on the Future of First Nations Policing ](https://fncpa.ca/fncpa-executive-engages-federal-leaders-on-the-future-of-first-nations-policing/) - The Executive of the First Nations Chiefs of Police Association (FNCPA) met with the Honourable Gary Anandasangaree, Minister of Crown—Indigenous Relations, the Honourable Ruby Sahota, and Tricia Geddes, Deputy Minister of Public Safety Canada, to address critical issues affecting First Nations policing across Canada.
- [Windsor Police Service — Chief of Police](https://fncpa.ca/windsor-police-service-chief-of-police/) - The Windsor Police Service Board is seeking a Chief of Police whose policing experience and leadership will inspire the trust and confidence of the communities it serves and staff within the Service.
- [Chief of Police – File Hills First Nations Police Service (FHFNPS) ](https://fncpa.ca/chief-of-police-file-hills-first-nations-police-service-fhfnps/) - The FHFNPS is a First Nations self-administered police service that currently employs eighteen officer and staff members.
- [Detective Sergeant – Drug Enforcement Unit](https://fncpa.ca/detective-sergeant-drug-enforcement-unit/) - UCCM Anishnaabe Police is looking to hire a detective sergeant – Drug enforcement unit (DEU).
- [Information Technology Administrator](https://fncpa.ca/information-technology-administrator/) - The Information Technology Administrator is responsible for ensuring all IT systems and services are operational and secure, as well as coordinate and manage applicable IT projects.
- [Instructor—Ontario Police College—Blood Stain Pattern Analyst](https://fncpa.ca/instructor-ontario-police-college-blood-stain-pattern-analyst/) - The Ontario Police College is seeking an Instructor to deliver and maintain the Bloodstain Pattern Analyst (BPA) Certification Program.
- [Dispatcher](https://fncpa.ca/dispatcher-kahnawake-mohawk-peacekeepers-2-positions-indeterminate/) - Division: KAHNAWAKE MOHAWK PEACEKEEPERSReports To: CORPORALPurpose:Under the direction of the Corporal, coordinates and communicates vital information, such as service requests and emergency alerts. Provides support services to the Kahnawake Mohawk Peacekeepers Operation by dispatching patrol cars on a priority basis, screening and prioritizing outside calls, monitoring facilities, maintaining logs, and miscellaneous records. Cultural Identity Attributes:This
- [Division Commander/Staff Sargeant](https://fncpa.ca/leadership-opportunities-x-2-division-commander-staff-sargeant/) - We are specifically looking for leaders and staff that have in their hearts the desire to enrich the lives of others and be part of shaping the future of enhanced public safety for this vibrant and large First Nation.
- [Chief of Police](https://fncpa.ca/chief-of-police/) - The Chief of Police provides strategic direction and leadership to the Manitoba First Nations Police Service (MFNPS) and ensures the seamless delivery of services to the community.
- [SAVE THE DATE – 2025 FNCPA Conference & Awards](https://fncpa.ca/save-the-date-2025-fncpa-conference-awards/) - MAY 14 - 16TH Awards night May 14th HILTON LAC LEAMY, GATINEAU, QC Registration and hotel information to follow
- [Wellness Coordinator](https://fncpa.ca/wellness-coordinator/) - The Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service is currently seeking and accepting applications for the Wellness Coordinator position.
- [Deputy Chief of Police](https://fncpa.ca/deputy-chief-of-police/) - Apply via email with a cover letter and resume by February 3, 2025, to careers@waterhousesearch.net quoting project SSPS-DC
- [2024 Annual Officer Awards](https://fncpa.ca/2024-annual-officer-awards/) - The Executive is pleased announce the Annual Officer Awards on May 14, 2024.
- [Annual General Meeting & Executive Elections – November 7, 2023](https://fncpa.ca/annual-general-meeting-executive-elections-november-7-2023/) - Please review the following scheduled activities for fall Annual General Meeting. Item: Annual General Meeting Date: November 7 & 8, 2023 (Tues/Wed) Time: 0900 – 1600 hrs & 0900 – 1300 hrs Location: River Rock Casino Resort 8811 River Rd Richmond, BC V6X 3P8 Details: The Annual General Meeting will begin with Executive and General Business will be discussed: Annual Report,
- [FNCPA welcomes Public Safety Canada’s decision not to appeal federal court ruling and alter terms and conditions](https://fncpa.ca/fncpa-welcomes-public-safety-canadas-decision-not-to-appeal-federal-court-ruling-and-alter-terms-and-conditions/) - First Nations Chiefs of Police Association (FNCPA) welcomes the decision by Public Safety Canada not to appeal the IPCO v. Public Safety Canada ruling. The ruling had ordered funds to flow immediately to three police services for the next twelve months.
- [FNCPA hosts Annual Conference & Awards in Quebec City](https://fncpa.ca/fncpa-hosts-annual-conference-awards-in-quebec-city/) - First Nations Chiefs of Police Association (FNCPA) is pleased to announce the FNCPA Annual Conference (May 16-17) and the FNCPA Annual Officer Awards (May 16) both being held at Hilton Quebec Hotel & Conference Centre, Quebec City.
- [First Nations policing needs to be made an essential service, police chiefs tell AFN assembly](https://fncpa.ca/first-nations-policing-needs-to-be-made-an-essential-service-police-chiefs-tell-afn-assembly/) - Read CBC News article, published Jul 07, 2022 4:24 PM ET https://www.cbc.ca/news/indigenous/first-nations-policing-afn-aga-vancouver-1.6513653
- [Joint Position Paper of the First Nations Chiefs of Police Association (“FNCPA”), Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario (“IPCO”), and Quebec Association of First Nation and Inuit Police Directors (“QAFNIPD”)](https://fncpa.ca/joint-position-paper-of-the-first-nations-chiefs-of-police-association-fncpa-indigenous-police-chiefs-of-ontario-ipco-and-quebec-association-of-first-nation-a/) - The FNCPA, IPCO, and QAFNID are the recognized experts in Indigenous-led, Indigenous- centered policing and peacekeeping in Canada. Together, our organizations jointly represent 36 standalone First Nations police services, operating in more than 100 First Nations communities.
- [Annual General Meeting & Executive Elections](https://fncpa.ca/annual-general-meeting-executive-elections/) - The Executive elections are scheduled this year and nominations will take place in the morning with voting to commence in the afternoon, or shortly thereafter.
- [Special Meeting –(Essential Services Legislation) May 16, 2022 ](https://fncpa.ca/special-meeting-essential-services-legislation-may-16-2022/) - The First Nation Chiefs of Police Association has scheduled a Special Meeting. First Nations Chiefs of Police Association, the Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario, and the L'Association des Directeurs de Police des Premières Nations et Inuits du Québec, are working together on a position paper regarding First Nations policing essential services legislation.
- [First Nations Chiefs of Police Association New Executive Committee](https://fncpa.ca/first-nations-chiefs-of-police-association-new-executive-committee/) - The First Nations Chiefs of Police Association held its Annual General Meeting on October 27, 2020, via Zoom teleconferencing. At the Annual General Meeting, as this year members held a General Election for the Executive positions, which is conducted every two (2) years according to FNCPA By-Laws. Your Executive Committee is: To read the bios of
- [Executive Elections](https://fncpa.ca/executive-elections/) - This is to advise you that the First Nation Chiefs of Police Association Annual General Meeting & General Election Executive positions, has been scheduled to October 27, 2020.
- [12th Annual Officer Awards](https://fncpa.ca/12th-annual-officer-awards/) - The Executive has postponed the 12th Annual Officer Awards to a later date.
- [FNCPA 2020 Conference Update](https://fncpa.ca/fncpa-2020-conference-update/) - A message from the First Nations Chiefs of Police Executive As you are aware, Canada is under a health advisory because of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) virus. The First Nations Chiefs of Police Association Executive will be following the recommendations and guidelines of public health officials. We are taking proactive measures to ensure the safety and well-being of our members and are postponing the FNCPA Conference & Awards to a later date. Thank you and take care.
- [First Nations Chiefs of Police, Call For First Nations Policing To Be Entrenched As An Essential Service](https://fncpa.ca/first-nations-chiefs-of-police-call-for-first-nations-policing-to-be-entrenched-as-an-essential-service/) - At their Annual General Meeting in Toronto October 17-18, 2017 the First Nations Chiefs of Police Association (FNCPA) unanimously passed a resolution calling on the Government of Canada and its Provincial partners “to entrench First Nations Policing as an essential service,” provide adequate human resources, infrastructure, and operations and maintenance resources, and “sufficient, predictable and sustained funding that meets the unique needs of each department.”
- [Statement on the Release of Reclaiming Power and Place: The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls](https://fncpa.ca/statement-on-the-release-of-reclaiming-power-and-place-the-final-report-of-the-national-inquiry-into-missing-and-murdered-indigenous-women-and-girls/) - The First Nations Chiefs of Police Association (FNCPA) acknowledges each of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQQIA people and their families, friends, and communities.
- [Déclaration sur la publication du rapport Réclamer notre pouvoir et notre place : le rapport final de l’enquête nationale sur les femmes et les filles autochtones disparues et assassinées](https://fncpa.ca/declaration-sur-la-publication-du-rapport-reclamer-notre-pouvoir-et-notre-place-le-rapport-final-de-lenquete-nationale-sur-les-femmes-et-les-filles-autochtones-disparues-et-assassinees/) - L’Association des chefs de police des Premières Nations (ACPPN) reconnaît l’importance de chacune des femmes, des filles et des personnes 2ELGBTQQIA autochtones disparues et assassinées ainsi que de leur famille, leurs amis et leur communauté.

## Pages

- [Home](https://fncpa.ca/) - First Nations Chiefs of Police Association speaks as one voice for the advancement and sustainability of self-administered First Nations’ policing in Canada, by aiding and developing innovative methods to enhance public safety and wellness, while embracing our communities’ unique cultural and traditional values. The FNCPA exists to serve First Nation police services and First Nation territories across Canada by facilitating the highest level of professionalism and accountability in their police services, all in a manner that reflects the unique cultures, constitutional status, social circumstances, traditions and aspirations of First Nations.
- [Test](https://fncpa.ca/test/)
- [Programme 2026 de Mentorat de l’ACPPN pour les Leaders Policiers des Premières Nations](https://acppn.ca/programme-2026-de-mentorat-de-lacppn-pour-les-leaders-policiers-des-premieres-nations/) - Postulez avant le 27 mars 2026 pour le programme de mentorat ACPPN 2026 pour les chefs de police des Premières Nations. Conçue pour les cadres policiers francophones des Premières Nations et les futurs leaders, cette initiative de développement du leadership d'une durée de 12 mois allie mentorat mensuel, formation virtuelle et séances en personne pour développer les compétences et les réseaux.
- [Accueil](https://acppn.ca/accueil/) - Les chefs des Premières nations de la Police Association parlent comme une seule voix pour l'avancement et la durabilité des services de police des Premières nations auto-administrés au Canada, en aidant et en développant des méthodes innovantes pour améliorer la sécurité publique et le bien-être, tout en adoptant des valeurs culturelles et traditionnelles uniques de nos communautés. L’ACPPN existe pour servir les services de police des Premières nations et les territoires des Premières nations à travers le Canada en facilitant le plus haut niveau de professionnalisme et de responsabilité dans leurs services de police, tous d'une manière qui reflète les cultures uniques, le statut constitutionnel, les circonstances sociales, les traditions et les aspirations de la première Nations.
- [2026 FNCPA Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders](https://fncpa.ca/2026-fncpa-mentorship-program-for-first-nations-police-leaders/) - Apply by March 27, 2026 for the 2026 FNCPA Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders. Designed for Francophone First Nations police executives and aspiring leaders, this 12-month leadership development initiative blends monthly mentoring, virtual training and in-person sessions to grow skills and networks.
- [Notre équipe](https://acppn.ca/a-propos-de-lacppn/notre-equipe/) - Edward (Lennard) Busch DIRECTEUR EXÉCUTIF Edward « Lennard » Busch est d'origine Sioux et est membre de la Première Nation de Kahkewistahaw en Saskatchewan. Il est policier depuis 41 ans. Len a débuté sa carrière policière au sein de la Commission de police du Manitoba en tant qu'agent spécial autochtone à South Indian Lake, au
- [Exécutif](https://acppn.ca/a-propos-de-lacppn/executif/) - Rencontrez l'exécutif de l’ACPPN : président, vice-présidents et dirigeants du conseil d'administration qui font progresser les services de police dirigés par les Autochtones à travers le Canada avec une expérience en matière de sécurité et de leadership communautaires.
- [Executive](https://fncpa.ca/about-fncpa/executive/) - Meet the FNCPA Executive: President, Vice-Presidents and Board leaders advancing Indigenous-led policing across Canada with experience in community safety and leadership.
- [Our Team](https://fncpa.ca/about-fncpa/our-team/) - Edward (Lennard) Busch EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Edward “Lennard” Busch is of Sioux ancestry and is a member of the Kahkewistahaw First Nation in Saskatchewan. He has been a police officer for 41 years. Len commenced his policing career with the Manitoba Police Commission as a Native Special Constable at South Indian Lake, Manitoba in 1978. He
- [Message du président](https://acppn.ca/a-propos-de-lacppn/message-du-president/) - A message from FNCPA President Dwayne Zacharie outlining the Association’s mission, leadership, and commitment to Indigenous-led policing across Canada.
- [Message from the President](https://fncpa.ca/about-fncpa/message-from-the-president/) - A message from FNCPA President Dwayne Zacharie outlining the Association’s mission, leadership, and commitment to Indigenous-led policing across Canada.
- [Liens](https://acppn.ca/liens/) - Un répertoire organisé de liens et de ressources fiables soutenant les services de police dirigés par les Autochtones, le bien-être des communautés et la sécurité publique partout au Canada.
- [Links](https://fncpa.ca/links/) - A curated directory of trusted links and resources supporting Indigenous-led policing, community wellbeing, and public safety across Canada.
- [Formation](https://acppn.ca/ce-que-nous-faisons/formation/) - Aperçu des efforts de formation de l’ACPPN avec des partenaires comme le Collège canadien de police, y compris les opportunités de formation en leadership, en médias et en commissions de police pour soutenir les services de police des Premières Nations.
- [Training](https://fncpa.ca/what-we-do/training/) - Overview of FNCPA training efforts with partners like the Canadian Police College, including leadership, media, and police board training opportunities supporting First Nations police services.
- [Politique et résolutions](https://acppn.ca/ce-que-nous-faisons/politique-et-resolutions/) - Les politiques et résolutions de l’ACPPN guident la défense des droits, la gouvernance et l’avancement des services de police dirigés par les Autochtones en tant que service essentiel au Canada.
- [Policy & Resolutions](https://fncpa.ca/what-we-do/policy-resolutions/) - FNCPA policies and resolutions guiding advocacy, governance, and the advancement of Indigenous-led policing as an essential service in Canada.
- [Publications](https://acppn.ca/media/publications/) - ABOUT FNCPA Vision, Mission and Mandate Responsibilities Message from the President Executive Our Team History WHAT WE DO Programs Policy & Resolutions Training EVENTS 2026 FNCPA Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders 2026 Annual Conference & Awards Annual General Meeting MEMBERS Membership Information Current Members Members Access Forum Downloadable Resources Publications Statuts de l'Association
- [Études](https://acppn.ca/ce-que-nous-faisons/etudes/) - Études Études S’il vous plaît, revenez ! Le contenu sera bientôt disponible.
- [Programme de formation sur les biens immobiliers matrimoniaux](https://acppn.ca/ce-que-nous-faisons/programmes/programme-de-formation-sur-les-biens-immobiliers-matrimoniaux/) - Programme de formation sur les biens immobiliers matrimoniaux Formation en ligne Le cours de formation en ligne sur les biens immobiliers matrimoniaux de l’ACPPN a été conçu spécifiquement pour les services de police des Premières Nations comme une introduction aux questions liées aux biens immobiliers matrimoniaux (BIM), à la législation et aux services de police
- [Communiqués de presse](https://acppn.ca/media/communiques-de-presse/) - ABOUT FNCPA Vision, Mission and Mandate Responsibilities Message from the President Executive Our Team History WHAT WE DO Programs Policy & Resolutions Training EVENTS 2026 FNCPA Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders 2026 Annual Conference & Awards Annual General Meeting MEMBERS Membership Information Current Members Members Access Forum Downloadable Resources Communiqués de presse Entrer
- [Conférence annuelle et prix](https://acppn.ca/evenements/conference-annuelle-et-prix/) - Conférence annuelle et prix Conférence annuelle et prix Récipiendaires de la 11e édition annuelle des Prix des officiers L’exécutif est heureux d’annoncer la 12e édition annuelle des Prix des dirigeants le 26 mai 2020. Les membres auront l’occasion de proposer des candidatures aux dirigeants et au personnel pour les prix. Critères de nomination comme suit
- [Ressources](https://acppn.ca/ce-que-nous-faisons/ressources/) - Ressources Ressources Contenu à venir. Veuillez vérifier à nouveau.
- [Programme de prévention de la conduite avec facultés affaiblies par la drogue](https://acppn.ca/ce-que-nous-faisons/programmes/programme-de-prevention-de-la-conduite-avec-facultes-affaiblies-par-la-drogue/) - Programme de prévention de la conduite avec facultés affaiblies par la drogue Le programme de prévention des facultés affaiblies par la drogue de l’ACPPN a été élaboré pour fournir une boîte à outils spécifique aux Premières Nations comprenant un engagement communautaire, des informations et du matériel promotionnel aux services de police des Premières Nations afin
- [Communiqués de presse](https://acppn.ca/communiques-de-presse/) - ABOUT FNCPA Vision, Mission and Mandate Responsibilities Message from the President Executive Our Team History WHAT WE DO Programs Policy & Resolutions Training EVENTS 2026 FNCPA Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders 2026 Annual Conference & Awards Annual General Meeting MEMBERS Membership Information Current Members Members Access Forum Downloadable Resources Communiqués de presse Entrer
- [Programme de sensibilisation aux opioïdes](https://acppn.ca/ce-que-nous-faisons/programmes/programme-de-sensibilisation-aux-opioides/) - Programme de sensibilisation aux opioïdes Le programme de sensibilisation aux opioïdes de l’ACPPN a été développé pour fournir une boîte à outils spécifique aux Premières Nations comprenant du matériel d’information, de promotion et de participation communautaire aux services de police des Premières Nations afin de sensibiliser davantage aux opioïdes et aux dangers des opioïdes d’ordonnance
- [Publications](https://acppn.ca/publications/) - ABOUT FNCPA Vision, Mission and Mandate Responsibilities Message from the President Executive Our Team History WHAT WE DO Programs Policy & Resolutions Training EVENTS 2026 FNCPA Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders 2026 Annual Conference & Awards Annual General Meeting MEMBERS Membership Information Current Members Members Access Forum Downloadable Resources Publications Statuts de l'Association
- [FAQ](https://acppn.ca/faq/) - Quels sont les types d’ententes entre les services de police de l’ACPPN et les services de police des Premières Nations ? Le PPPN travaille selon les principes de partenariats tripartites avec les communautés, les provinces et les territoires. Il existe quatre types d'accords gérés par le Programme : Les ententes autoadministrées (AS) sont négociées entre
- [Programmes](https://acppn.ca/ce-que-nous-faisons/programmes/) - À l’ACPPN, nous croyons qu’un maintien de l’ordre fort des Premières Nations va de pair avec des communautés dynamiques, sûres et responsabilisées. Notre gamme de programmes est conçue spécifiquement pour les services dirigés par les Premières Nations, alliant intégrité culturelle, formation pratique et engagement communautaire. De la création de réseaux de leader à la lutte
- [Événements](https://acppn.ca/evenements/)
- [Contactez-nous](https://acppn.ca/contactez-nous/) - Vous avez une question pour l’ACPPN ? Contactez-nous en utilisant notre formulaire de contact pour les demandes de renseignements générales. Veuillez noter que le formulaire n’est pas surveillé en cas d’urgence. Pour les questions urgentes, contactez les services d’urgence locaux.
- [Histoire](https://acppn.ca/a-propos-de-lacppn/histoire/) - Créé en 1993 L'Association des chefs de police des Premières Nations (ACPPN) a été créée en tant qu'organisation à but non lucratif le 7 janvier 1993. L'objectif de l’ACPPN est de servir les services de police des Premières Nations et les territoires des Premières Nations partout au Canada en facilitant le plus haut niveau de
- [Média](https://acppn.ca/media/) - Bienvenue au centre médiatique de l’ACPPN, votre source incontournable pour les déclarations officielles, les communiqués de presse et le contenu visuel de l'Association des chefs de police des Premières Nations. Nous partageons ici des mises à jour sur les initiatives clés, les perspectives des services de police dirigés par les Autochtones et les progrès en
- [Informations sur l’adhésion](https://acppn.ca/membres/informations-sur-ladhesion/) - Lignes directrices pour l’adhésion L’adhésion à l’ACPPN pour l’Association est divisée en cinq (5) classes : 5.1 Actif ;5.2 Honoraire ;5.3 Maintien;5.4 Associé ; et5.5 Vie. Les personnes suivantes sont éligibles pour devenir membre actif : 6. Membres actifs 6.1 Le chef de la police ou le responsable d'un organisme policier reconnu par une Première
- [Membres actuels](https://acppn.ca/membres/membres-actuels/) - Membres actifs de l’Association des chefs de police des Premières Nations Rev. 2020.04.01
- [Responsabilités](https://acppn.ca/a-propos-de-lacppn/responsabilites/) - Conformément à ce mandat, le travail de l’ACPPN couvre un large éventail de responsabilités : 1. POLICE EFFICACE SUR LES TERRITOIRES DES PREMIÈRES NATIONS Fournir une assistance et une expertise dans le développement et la durabilité de services de police autogérés hautement efficaces des Premières Nations partout au Canada.Faciliter le partage d'informations entre les communautés
- [Mon compte](https://acppn.ca/mon-compte/) - myaccount
- [Ressources téléchargeables](https://acppn.ca/membres/ressources-telechargeables/) - [wpfd_upload category_id="66"] Téléchargement et téléchargement de fichiers exclusivement pour les membres exécutifs En tant que membre exécutif de l’ACPPN, vous avez un accès exclusif au dossier Document Exchange. Pour télécharger un fichier, veuillez cliquer sur le bouton Sélectionner les fichiers et sélectionner le fichier que vous souhaitez télécharger. Votre fichier sera téléchargé dans le dossier
- [Le Programme 2025 de Mentorat de l’ACPPN pour les Leaders Policiers des Premières Nations](https://acppn.ca/le-programme-2025-de-mentorat-de-lacppn-pour-les-leaders-policiers-des-premieres-nations/) - L’Association des Chefs de Police des Premières Nations (ACPPN), en collaboration avec l’Association des directeurs de police des premières nations et inuit du Québec (ADPPNIQ), lance le nouveau programme de Mentorat pour les leaders policiers des Premières Nations qui est maintenant ouvert à l’inscription.
- [Politique en matière de cookies](https://acppn.ca/politique-en-matiere-de-cookies/) - Cette page fournit des informations complètes sur la manière dont nous utilisons les cookies sur notre site Web pour améliorer votre expérience de navigation, améliorer les performances du site Web et fournir un contenu personnalisé. Les cookies sont de petits fichiers texte stockés sur votre appareil lorsque vous visitez notre site. Ils nous aident à
- [Carrières](https://acppn.ca/carrieres/)
- [À propos de l’ACPPN](https://acppn.ca/a-propos-de-lacppn/) - Énoncé de vision Promouvoir la FNCPA en tant qu'organisation reconnue à l'échelle nationale.Établir des partenariats avec les Premières Nations, les gouvernements fédéral, provinciaux et territoriaux, ainsi qu'avec les intervenants non policiers et du secteur de la justice.Renforcer les capacités en facilitant la formation de nos membres.Promouvoir et contribuer à des stratégies holistiques de justice et
- [Inscription](https://acppn.ca/inscription/) - Inscription Inscription Members Access area license (Please read and check the box before registering) *The Members Access area on the FNCPA.ca Website ('the 'Members Access area') is a service of FNCPA, (hereafter, 'FNCPA', 'we', 'us', or 'our'). As used herein, all references to 'FNCPA ' means FNCPA and its related or affiliated entities, and their
- [Connexion des membres](https://acppn.ca/membres/connexion-des-membres/) - Connexion des membres Connexion des membres Members Access area license (Please read and check the box before registering) *The Members Access area on the FNCPA.ca Website ('the 'Members Access area') is a service of FNCPA, (hereafter, 'FNCPA', 'we', 'us', or 'our'). As used herein, all references to 'FNCPA ' means FNCPA and its related or
- [Forum](https://acppn.ca/forum/)
- [Ce que nous faisons](https://acppn.ca/ce-que-nous-faisons/)
- [Autre – Partenaires d’emploi](https://acppn.ca/autre-partenaires-demploi/)
- [Membres](https://acppn.ca/membres/)
- [Careers](https://fncpa.ca/careers/)
- [About FNCPA](https://fncpa.ca/about-fncpa/) - Vision Statement To promote FNCPA as a nationally recognized organization.To build partnerships with First Nations, Federal, Provincial and territorial governments, as well as non-policing and Justice stakeholders.To build capacity by facilitating training for our members.To promote and contribute to holistic justice and wellness strategies for our communities. Mission Statement First Nations Chiefs of Police Association speaks
- [Cookie Policy](https://fncpa.ca/cookie-policy/) - This page provides comprehensive information about how we use cookies on our website to enhance your browsing experience, improve website performance, and deliver personalized content. Cookies are small text files that are stored on your device when you visit our site. They help us understand how visitors interact with our website, allowing us to offer
- [Contact Us](https://fncpa.ca/contact-us/) - Have a question for FNCPA? Reach out using our contact form for general inquiries. Please note that the form is not monitored for emergencies. For urgent matters, contact local emergency services.
- [FAQs](https://fncpa.ca/faqs/) - What are the FNCPA Police Services and First Nations Policing Types of Agreements? The FNPP works on the principles of tripartite partnerships with communities, provinces and territories. There are four types of agreements managed by the Program: Self-Administered (SA) Agreements are negotiated among First Nations or Inuit communities, provincial or territorial governments, and the federal
- [Media](https://fncpa.ca/media/) - Welcome to the media hub of FNCPA—your go-to source for official statements, news releases and visual content from the First Nations Chiefs of Police Association. Here, we share updates on key initiatives, Indigenous-led policing perspectives and progress in community safety, so media professionals, community members and partners can stay informed. Whether you’re looking for downloadable
- [Members](https://fncpa.ca/members/)
- [My Account](https://fncpa.ca/my-account/) - myaccount
- [Forum](https://fncpa.ca/community/)
- [The 2025 FNCPA Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders](https://fncpa.ca/mentorship-program/) - The First Nations Chiefs of Police Association (FNCPA), in collaboration with the Quebec Association of First Nations and Inuit Police Directors (QAFNIPD), is launching the new Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders (FNPL), which is now open for registration.
- [Events](https://fncpa.ca/events/)
- [Programs](https://fncpa.ca/what-we-do/programs/) - At FNCPA, we believe that strong First Nations policing goes hand in hand with vibrant, safe, and empowered communities. Our suite of programs is crafted specifically for First Nations-led service, blending cultural integrity with practical training and community engagement. From building leader-to-leader networks to tackling pressing public-health issues like opioids and impaired driving, each initiative
- [Members Login](https://fncpa.ca/members/members-login/) - Members Login Members Login Members Access area license (Please read and check the box before registering) *The Members Access area on the FNCPA.ca Website ('the 'Members Access area') is a service of FNCPA, (hereafter, 'FNCPA', 'we', 'us', or 'our'). As used herein, all references to 'FNCPA ' means FNCPA and its related or affiliated entities,
- [Publications](https://fncpa.ca/media/publications/) - ABOUT FNCPA Vision, Mission and Mandate Responsibilities Message from the President Executive Our Team History WHAT WE DO Programs Policy & Resolutions Training EVENTS 2026 FNCPA Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders 2026 Annual Conference & Awards Annual General Meeting MEMBERS Membership Information Current Members Members Access Forum Downloadable Resources Publications First Nations Chiefs
- [Annual Conference & Awards](https://fncpa.ca/events/annual-conference-awards/) - Annual Conference & Awards Annual Conference & Awards 11th Annual Officer Awards Recipients The Executive is pleased announce the 12th Annual Officer Awards on May 26, 2020. Members will have the opportunity to nominate Officers and staff for the Awards. Nomination Criteria as follows: Years of Service (20 Years of Service or more) This award
- [Studies](https://fncpa.ca/what-we-do/studies/) - Studies Studies Please come back! The content will be available soon.
- [Matrimonial Real Property Training Program](https://fncpa.ca/what-we-do/programs/matrimonial-real-property-training-program/) - Matrimonial Real Property Training Program Online Training The FNCPA Matrimonial Real Property online training course has been designed specifically for First Nations police services as an introduction to Matrimonial Real Property (MRP) issues, legislation, and policing on First Nations territories. The course provides police officers working on First Nations with the information required to respond
- [Media Releases](https://fncpa.ca/media/media-releases/) - ABOUT FNCPA Vision, Mission and Mandate Responsibilities Message from the President Executive Our Team History WHAT WE DO Programs Policy & Resolutions Training EVENTS 2026 FNCPA Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders 2026 Annual Conference & Awards Annual General Meeting MEMBERS Membership Information Current Members Members Access Forum Downloadable Resources Media Releases Get in
- [Resources](https://fncpa.ca/what-we-do/resources/) - Resources Resources Content to come. Please check back again.
- [Drug-Impaired Driving Prevention Program](https://fncpa.ca/what-we-do/programs/drug-impaired-driving-program/) - Drug-Impaired Driving Prevention Program The FNCPA’s Drug-impaired Prevention Program was developed to provide a First Nations specific toolkit including community engagement, information, and promotional materials to First Nations police services to increase awareness of drug-impaired driving issues and the legalization of cannabis in Canada. The aim is to enhance awareness, provide key information, promote discussion,
- [Other – Employment Partners](https://fncpa.ca/other-employment-partners/)
- [History](https://fncpa.ca/about-fncpa/history/) - Established in 1993 The First Nations Chiefs of Police Association (FNCPA) was established as a not-for-profit organization on January 7, 1993. The purpose of the FNCPA is to serve First Nations police services and First Nations territories across Canada by facilitating the highest level of professionalism and accountability, in a manner that reflects the unique
- [Downloadable Resources](https://fncpa.ca/members/downloadable-resources/) - [wpfd_upload category_id="66"] File Upload and Download exclusively for Executive Members As an FNCPA Executive Member, you have exclusive access to the folder Document Exchange. To upload a file, please click on the Select files button and select the file you want to upload. Your file will be uploaded to the Document Exchange folder. To download a file,
- [Current Members](https://fncpa.ca/members/current-members/) - First Nations Chiefs Of Police Association Active Members Rev. 2020.04.01
- [Membership Information](https://fncpa.ca/members/membership-information/) - Membership guidelines FNCPA Membership for the Association is divided in five(5) classes: 5.1 Active;5.2 Honourary;5.3 Sustaining;5.4 Associate; and5.5 Life. The following are eligible for active membership: 6. Active Members 6.1 The Chief Constable or person in charge of a police organization recognized by a First Nations or a collective of First Nations of Canada. 6.2 The Deputy
- [Responsibilities](https://fncpa.ca/about-fncpa/responsibilities/) - Consistent with this mandate, the work of the FNCPA covers a wide range of responsibilities: 1. EFFECTIVE POLICING ON FIRST NATIONS TERRITORIES To provide assistance and expertise in the development and sustainability of highly efficient Self Administered First Nations Police Services throughout Canada.To facilitate information-sharing across First Nation communities about best practices in First Nations
- [Opioid Awareness Program](https://fncpa.ca/what-we-do/programs/opioid-awareness-program/) - Opioid Awareness Program The FNCPA’s Opioid Awareness Program was developed to provide a First Nations specific toolkit including information, promotional, and community engagement materials to First Nations police services to increase awareness of opioids and the dangers of both prescription opioids and street drugs. The program complements the FNCPA’s Drug-Impaired Driving Prevention Program and reinforces
- [Registration](https://fncpa.ca/registration/) - Registration Registration Members Access area license (Please read and check the box before registering) *The Members Access area on the FNCPA.ca Website ('the 'Members Access area') is a service of FNCPA, (hereafter, 'FNCPA', 'we', 'us', or 'our'). As used herein, all references to 'FNCPA ' means FNCPA and its related or affiliated entities, and their
- [Publications](https://fncpa.ca/publications/) - ABOUT FNCPA Vision, Mission and Mandate Responsibilities Message from the President Executive Our Team History WHAT WE DO Programs Policy & Resolutions Training EVENTS 2026 FNCPA Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders 2026 Annual Conference & Awards Annual General Meeting MEMBERS Membership Information Current Members Members Access Forum Downloadable Resources Publications First Nations Chiefs
- [Media Releases](https://fncpa.ca/media-releases/) - ABOUT FNCPA Vision, Mission and Mandate Responsibilities Message from the President Executive Our Team History WHAT WE DO Programs Policy & Resolutions Training EVENTS 2026 FNCPA Mentorship Program for First Nations Police Leaders 2026 Annual Conference & Awards Annual General Meeting MEMBERS Membership Information Current Members Members Access Forum Downloadable Resources Media Releases Get in
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## WP File Download

- [General Documents / Documents généraux ](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/general-documents-documents-generaux/) - {“refToFile”:[]}
- [Policies and Resolutions / Politiques et résolutions ](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/policies-and-resolutions-politiques-et-resolutions/) - {“theme”:”table”,”visibility”:”0″,”ordering”:”ordering”,”orderingdir”:”asc”,”table_stylingmenu”:”1″,”table_showcategorytitle”:”0″,”table_showsubcategories”:”1″,”table_showbreadcrumb”:”1″,”table_showfoldertree”:”0″,”table_showtitle”:”1″,”table_croptitle”:”0″,”table_showdescription”:”0″,”table_showsize”:”1″,”table_showversion”:”0″,”table_showhits”:”0″,”table_showdownload”:”1″,”table_showdateadd”:”0″,”table_showdatemodified”:”0″,”table_bgdownloadlink”:”#7c0c08″,”table_colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”}
- [Membership Documents / Documents d'adhésion ](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/membership-documents-documents-dadhesion/) - {“theme”:”table”,”visibility”:”0″,”ordering”:”title”,”orderingdir”:”desc”,”table_stylingmenu”:”1″,”table_showcategorytitle”:”0″,”table_showsubcategories”:”1″,”table_showbreadcrumb”:”1″,”table_showfoldertree”:”0″,”table_showtitle”:”1″,”table_croptitle”:”0″,”table_showdescription”:”0″,”table_showsize”:”1″,”table_showversion”:”0″,”table_showhits”:”0″,”table_showdownload”:”1″,”table_showdateadd”:”0″,”table_showdatemodified”:”0″,”table_bgdownloadlink”:”#7c0c08″,”table_colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”,”refToFile”:[]}
- [More Information](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/more-information/) - {“theme”:”tree”,”visibility”:”0″,”ordering”:”ordering”,”orderingdir”:”asc”,”tree_showcategorytitle”:”1″,”tree_showsubcategories”:”1″,”tree_download_popup”:”1″,”tree_showtitle”:”1″,”tree_croptitle”:”0″,”tree_showdescription”:”1″,”tree_showsize”:”1″,”tree_showversion”:”1″,”tree_showhits”:”0″,”tree_showdownload”:”0″,”tree_showdateadd”:”0″,”tree_showdatemodified”:”1″,”tree_bgdownloadlink”:”#bc1617″,”tree_colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”}
- [Current Members / Membres actuels ](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/current-members-membres-actuels/) - {“theme”:”table”,”visibility”:”0″,”ordering”:”ordering”,”orderingdir”:”asc”,”table_styling”:”1″,”table_stylingmenu”:”1″,”table_showcategorytitle”:”0″,”table_showsubcategories”:”1″,”table_showbreadcrumb”:”1″,”table_showfoldertree”:”0″,”table_showtitle”:”1″,”table_croptitle”:”0″,”table_showdescription”:”0″,”table_showsize”:”1″,”table_showversion”:”0″,”table_showhits”:”0″,”table_showdownload”:”1″,”table_showdateadd”:”0″,”table_showdatemodified”:”0″,”table_bgdownloadlink”:”#7c0c08″,”table_colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”}
- [Drug-impaired Prevention Program](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/drug-impaired-prevention-program/) - {“theme”:”table”,”visibility”:”1″,”roles”:[“administrator”,”subscriber”],”ordering”:”ordering”,”orderingdir”:”desc”,”table_styling”:”1″,”table_stylingmenu”:”1″,”table_showcategorytitle”:”0″,”table_showsubcategories”:”1″,”table_showbreadcrumb”:”1″,”table_showfoldertree”:”0″,”table_showtitle”:”1″,”table_croptitle”:”0″,”table_showdescription”:”0″,”table_showsize”:”1″,”table_showversion”:”0″,”table_showhits”:”0″,”table_showdownload”:”1″,”table_showdateadd”:”0″,”table_showdatemodified”:”0″,”table_bgdownloadlink”:”#7c0c08″,”table_colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”,”refToFile”:[]}
- [Annual Conference Downloads](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/annual-conference-downloads/) - {“theme”:”table”,”ordering”:”ordering”,”orderingdir”:”asc”,”subcategoriesordering”:”namedescending”,”visibility”:”0″,”table_stylingmenu”:”1″,”table_showcategorytitle”:”0″,”table_showsubcategories”:”1″,”table_showbreadcrumb”:”0″,”table_showfoldertree”:”0″,”table_expanded_folder_tree”:”0″,”table_showuploadform”:”1″,”table_displayfilesearch”:”1″,”table_bgcolor”:”rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)”,”table_showtitle”:”0″,”table_showdescription”:”1″,”table_showsize”:”0″,”table_showversion”:”0″,”table_showhits”:”0″,”table_showdownload”:”0″,”table_showdateadd”:”0″,”table_showdatemodified”:”0″,”table_croptitle”:”0″,”table_bgdownloadlink”:”#7c0c08″,”table_colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”,”category_password”:””,”category_own”:1}
- [Downloadable Resources / Ressources téléchargeables](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/downloadable-resources-ressources-telechargeables/) - {“theme”:”tree”,”visibility”:”1″,”roles”:[“administrator”,”editor”,”subscriber”],”ordering”:”ordering”,”orderingdir”:”asc”,”marginleft”:”10″,”marginright”:”10″,”margintop”:”10″,”marginbottom”:”10″,”showcategorytitle”:”0″,”showsubcategories”:”1″,”showbreadcrumb”:”0″,”showfoldertree”:”1″,”showtitle”:”0″,”croptitle”:”300″,”showdescription”:”0″,”showsize”:”1″,”showversion”:”1″,”showhits”:”0″,”showdownload”:”1″,”showdateadd”:”0″,”showdatemodified”:”0″,”bgdownloadlink”:”#7c0c08″,”colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”}
- [Programs (Members-only) / Programmes (membres seulement) ](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/programs-members-only-programmes-membres-seulement/) - {“theme”:”table”,”visibility”:”1″,”roles”:[“administrator”,”subscriber”],”ordering”:”title”,”orderingdir”:”desc”,”table_stylingmenu”:”1″,”table_showcategorytitle”:”0″,”table_showsubcategories”:”1″,”table_showbreadcrumb”:”0″,”table_showfoldertree”:”0″,”table_showtitle”:”1″,”table_croptitle”:”0″,”table_showdescription”:”0″,”table_showsize”:”1″,”table_showversion”:”0″,”table_showhits”:”0″,”table_showdownload”:”1″,”table_showdateadd”:”0″,”table_showdatemodified”:”0″,”table_bgdownloadlink”:”#7c0c08″,”table_colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”}
- [Events / Événements](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/events-evenements/) - {“theme”:”default”,”visibility”:”0″,”ordering”:”title”,”orderingdir”:”desc”,”marginleft”:”10″,”marginright”:”10″,”margintop”:”10″,”marginbottom”:”10″,”showcategorytitle”:”1″,”showsubcategories”:”1″,”showbreadcrumb”:”1″,”showfoldertree”:”1″,”showtitle”:”1″,”croptitle”:”100″,”showsize”:”1″,”showversion”:”1″,”showhits”:”0″,”showdownload”:”1″,”showdateadd”:”0″,”showdatemodified”:”0″,”bgdownloadlink”:”#7c0c08″,”colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”}
- [Media Releases / Communiqués de presse ](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/media-releases-communiques-de-presse/) - {“theme”:”default”,”visibility”:”0″,”ordering”:”title”,”orderingdir”:”desc”,”marginleft”:”10″,”marginright”:”10″,”margintop”:”10″,”marginbottom”:”10″,”showcategorytitle”:”1″,”showsubcategories”:”1″,”showbreadcrumb”:”1″,”showfoldertree”:”1″,”showtitle”:”1″,”croptitle”:”300″,”showdescription”:”1″,”showsize”:”1″,”showversion”:”1″,”showhits”:”0″,”showdownload”:”1″,”showdateadd”:”0″,”showdatemodified”:”0″,”bgdownloadlink”:”#7c0c08″,”colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”}
- [Opioid Awareness Program](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/opioid-awareness-program/) - {“theme”:”table”,”visibility”:”1″,”roles”:[“administrator”,”subscriber”],”ordering”:”title”,”orderingdir”:”desc”,”table_stylingmenu”:”1″,”table_showcategorytitle”:”0″,”table_showsubcategories”:”1″,”table_showbreadcrumb”:”1″,”table_showfoldertree”:”0″,”table_showtitle”:”1″,”table_croptitle”:”0″,”table_showdescription”:”0″,”table_showsize”:”1″,”table_showversion”:”0″,”table_showhits”:”0″,”table_showdownload”:”1″,”table_showdateadd”:”0″,”table_showdatemodified”:”0″,”table_bgdownloadlink”:”#7c0c08″,”table_colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”}
- [Document Exchange (Executive Members-only) / Échange de documents (membres éxécutifs seulement)](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/document-exchange-executive-members-only-echange-de-documents-membres-executifs-seulement/) - {“theme”:”table”,”visibility”:”1″,”roles”:[“administrator”,”editor”,”subscriber”],”ordering”:”ordering”,”orderingdir”:”asc”,”table_stylingmenu”:”1″,”table_showcategorytitle”:”0″,”table_showsubcategories”:”0″,”table_showbreadcrumb”:”0″,”table_showfoldertree”:”1″,”table_showtitle”:”1″,”table_croptitle”:”0″,”table_showdescription”:”1″,”table_showsize”:”1″,”table_showversion”:”0″,”table_showhits”:”0″,”table_showdownload”:”1″,”table_showdateadd”:”0″,”table_showdatemodified”:”0″,”table_bgdownloadlink”:”#7c0c08″,”table_colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”}
- [Mentorship Program](https://fncpa.ca/wp-file-download/mentorship-program/) - {“theme”:”tree”,”ordering”:”ordering”,”orderingdir”:”asc”,”subcategoriesordering”:”customorder”,”visibility”:”0″,”tree_showcategorytitle”:”1″,”tree_showsubcategories”:”1″,”tree_showbreadcrumb”:”0″,”tree_download_popup”:”1″,”tree_showuploadform”:”1″,”tree_displayfilesearch”:”0″,”tree_expanded_subcategories”:”0″,”tree_bgcolor”:”rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)”,”tree_showtitle”:”0″,”tree_showdescription”:”1″,”tree_showsize”:”1″,”tree_showversion”:”1″,”tree_showhits”:”1″,”tree_showdownload”:”0″,”tree_showdateadd”:”1″,”tree_showdatemodified”:”0″,”tree_croptitle”:”0″,”tree_bgdownloadlink”:”#bc1617″,”tree_colordownloadlink”:”#ffffff”,”category_password”:””,”category_own”:1}