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2026 Fall Conference and Minister of Justice Excellence in Law Enforcement Awards

Online threats are increasingly driving real-world public-safety challenges, from youth radicalization and misinformation to polarization and social disorder.

Join police executives, public-safety leaders and key partners for a focused one-day conference on how these evolving digital risks are reshaping today’s threat environment.

Manitoba Women in Law Enforcement

MWLE brings together women from agencies and roles across Manitoba, creating opportunities to meet, learn from and support one another.

Keep a watch on the MWLE Instagram page for news, opportunities and updates while the MWLE website is finalized.

Policing Manitoba

SPRING 2026 Issue

In the face of wildfire, Manitoba answered as one, law enforcement, emergency partners, and communities united in strength, resilience, and support for one another.

Our available issues are:

Articles of Interest

Article preview for When AI Meets the Rule of Law
When AI Meets the Rule of Law
Artificial intelligence is already changing policing and justice. A Manitoba law professor says the bigger question is whether humans understand (and remain accountable for)...
Article preview for Global Perspectives, Local Impact: A Manitoba Officer’s Experience in Abu Dhabi
Global Perspectives, Local Impact: A Manitoba Officer’s Experience in Abu Dhabi
How an international police exchange challenged one Winnipeg Police Service officer—and why the experience matters to policing across Manitoba. Read full article For five...
Article preview for More Than a Fundraiser – Manitoba law enforcement’s support for Special Olympics continues to grow, change lives
More Than a Fundraiser – Manitoba law enforcement’s support for Special Olympics continues to grow, change lives
For many attending the recent Manitoba Association of Chiefs of Police conference, the numbers shared during the presentation from Special Olympics Manitoba were impressive....
Article preview for “Representation Matters” Manitoba Women in Law Enforcement Introduced at MACP Conference
“Representation Matters” Manitoba Women in Law Enforcement Introduced at MACP Conference
Read full article Earlier this winter, at 50 years old, a Brandon Police Service Staff Sergeant S/Sgt Kirby Saaras attended her first professional women’s hockey game....

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