Hall of Honour
Hall of Honour
Nominate a deserving retired association representative for the CPA “Hall of Honour Ceremony!
The time has come again to put forward nominations for the prestigious Canadian Police Association’s Hall of Honour.
Background:
The Award was established in 1998 by the Canadian Police Association to serve as a permanent tribute to persons who, during the course of their association careers:
- Have strengthened police associations;
- Contributed to the attainment of collective association goals; and,
- Best exemplified the police association spirit.
Three recipients were honoured when the award was established; all of whom had dedicated the vast majority of their careers to the police association movement at the local, provincial and national levels.
- James M. Kingston (First CPA Executive Officer)
- Norman Koch ( Edmonton Police Association )
- Guy Marcil (Quebec Police Fraternity)
Since 1998 several names have been added to the Hall of Honour:
- Canadian Police Association Founder Leslie A. Skeys, Calgary Police Association
- Vic Hein of the Saskatoon Police Association
- Diane Bell, former BC Federation of Police Officers Manager of Labour Relations
- André Nadon, Quebec Federation of Police Officers
- Meryle A. Cameron, former President of the Ottawa Police Association
- Terry Ryan, former President of the Durham Regional Police Association
- Ted Thornley, former President of the Waterloo Regional Police Association and the Police Association of Ontario
- Jean-Guy Roch, former Executive Officer of the Fédération des policières et policiers municipaux du Québec
- Neal Jessop, former President of the Windsor Police Association, Police Association of Ontario and Canadian Police Association
- Brian Adkin, former President of the Ontario Provincial Police Association
- Craig Bromell, former President of the Toronto Police Association
- J. W. "Joe" Ross, former President of the Police Association of Nova Scotia
Selection Process:
The following process was established for naming recipients to the Hall of Honour:
- Each spring the CPA Board should seek nominations for the Award, to be determined by the CPA Board of Directors;
- A maximum of one individual will be selected in any given year;
- The Award will be presented at a CPA General Meeting. The CPA will pay the cost of attendance for the Recipient and companion, in accordance with CPA policy;
- In considering nominations for the Award, the Board shall seek to identify an exceptional recipient who has;
- Been well established as a long serving, dedicated, and outstanding police association leader at the local, provincial and/or national level;
- strengthened police associations;
- contributed to the attainment of collective police association goals; and,
- best exemplified the police association spirit.
Nominations:
The CPA is calling upon our member associations to consider suitable candidates for nomination, and forward your nominations through your provincial/ national affiliate to the CPA Board. Letters of nomination should provide a brief summary of the nominee’s police association career, and examples of how the nomination meets the award criteria.
Deadline:
Nominations should be delivered to the CPA head office by no later than March 1st by mail, fax, e-mail or courier.
Award Presentation:
The CPA Hall of Honour presentation will be made during our next General Meeting.