CPA Statement on Parole Reform
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New Statistics Canada Crime Statistics
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Crime data shows the value of sustained support for front-line policing
OTTAWA – The Canadian Police Association (CPA) welcomes new Statistics Canada data released today showing meaningful reductions in several of the crimes that cause the greatest harm to Canadian communities.
CPA Statement - June 23, 2026
Statement from the Canadian Police Association on the Royal Assent of Bill C-14
CPF/CPA/CACP Call for passage of Bill C-22
NPF, CPA and CACP call for passage of Bill C-22 to provide necessary lawful access in Canada
June 3, 2026
Ottawa, ON — The National Police Federation (NPF), the Canadian Police Association (CPA) and the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) are calling on Parliament to pass Bill C-22, An Act respecting Lawful Access, without delay to create a lawful access framework and ensure court-authorized investigative tools are available to police to effectively protect Canadians in the digital age.Statement from the Canadian Police Association in Support of Bill C-243
CPA Statement on the Introduction of Bill C-16
December 9, 2025
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Canadian Police Association Welcomes Introduction of Bill C-16, the Protecting Victims Act
OTTAWA - The Canadian Police Association (CPA) today welcomes the introduction of Bill C-16, the Protecting Victims Act, which strengthens protections for children and proposes important reforms to address delay in the criminal justice system.
Statement from the Canadian Police Association on the introduction of Bill C-14
Statement from the Canadian Police Association
