Courses

Welcome to the Canadian Police Knowledge Network

We work with police and public safety organizations to deliver knowledge, tools, and solutions you need to succeed. As your full-service learning partner, we are an extension of your team.

Resilient First Responders Learning Series

Build stronger, more resilient teams with CPKN’s new trauma-informed learning series. 

Canadian Credible Leadership Cohort

Strengthen key leadership while building connections with peers from across the country.

Solutions Tailored for You

We are more than a Network, we’re your full-service learning partner. 

At CPKN, we connect police services and public safety organizations to deliver the training, tools, and expertise you need to succeed. 

As a not-for-profit, we create practical, innovative solutions designed to grow with you and help your team meet whatever challenges come next. 

Customized Learning Portals

Tailored portals designed for your organization’s needs.

Research and Innovation

Insights and emerging practices in policing and public safety.

Course Catalogue

Expert-led training to build skills and knowledge. 

International Services

Outside of Canada?
We’re here to support you too. 

Explore Our Latest Courses

Our dedicated support team is available in English and French to help with any questions or issues. 

Stay Informed: CPKN News and Announcements

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From Potential to Practice: Evaluating AI Enabled Tools in Policing

A collaborative CPKN pilot evaluation highlights both the promise and the challenges of AI on the frontlines. By Natalie Fournier As we continue to embrace artificial intelligence (AI) in our personal and professional lives, it’s no wonder that police organizations would also want to harness this technology in their everyday

Headshots of Chief Warren Driechel, Edmonton Police Service, and Deputy Chief Constable Andrew Chan, Vancouver Police Department.

CPKN Announces Two New Board of Directors

Two new Board appointments bring deep policing experience and fresh perspective to CPKN. By Rachel Cutcliffe The Canadian Police Knowledge Network (CPKN) has appointed Warren Driechel, Chief, Edmonton Police Service, and Andrew Chan, Deputy Chief Constable, Vancouver Police Department, to its Board of Directors effective April 1, 2026. “As