ATTENTION: INTERESTED IN POLICING
ATTENTION: INTERESTED IN POLICING
Powerful conversations, to inspire and encourage people to consider a policing career.
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ATTENTION: INTERESTED IN POLICING
ATTENTION: INTERESTED IN POLICING
Powerful conversations, to inspire and encourage people to consider a policing career.
Event Starts In:
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Do you feel called to represent & serve the Indigenous Community as a police officer?
This event is for Indigenous people, those who work within Indigenous communities, or those who would like to work with Indigenous Communities.
Learn how to move confidently through the application process, connect with others on the same path, and take part in meaningful conversations about what it means to serve with integrity, respect and cultural pride.
Your journey toward a rewarding and impactful policing career begins here...rooted in community, guided by tradition and built for the future.
Indigenous Recruiting Forum 2025
Indigenous Recruiting Forum 2025
Guest Speakers & Event Schedule
NOVEMBER 4th - Day 1
Online Information Session
Sgt. Jennifer Richardson OPS
Sgt. Chantal Larocque APS & UCCM
An online presentation presentation discussing the application process.
NOVEMBER 5th - Day 2
NOVEMBER 5th - Day 2
Panelists
Indigenous Community
Panelists of people from within the Indigenous community.
Sgt. Chantal Larocque
Anishinabek Police Service
Sergeant Chantal Larocque serves with the Anishinabek Police Service (APS), leading recruitment, media, and community engagement. She is dedicated to building strong connections between Indigenous and non-Indigenous police services and creating innovative outreach programs that highlight cultural awareness and representation.
From major events like the Little Native Hockey League tournament to powwows and job fairs, Sgt. Larocque ensures APS has a strong presence in the communities it serves. Her work focuses on mentorship, cultural understanding, and inspiring the next generation of officers.
Supt. Jamie Dunlop
Ottawa Police Service
Superintendent Jamie Dunlop - Serious and Organized Crime at Ottawa Police service, prior to this, he held several leading positions within the organization such as Executive Officer and Acting Deputy Chief. Prior to joining the Ottawa Police in 1996, Jamie was a Youth Crisis Councilor in Northern Ontario where he was born and provided support to youth that faced a myriad of social issues and various types of trauma, including intergenerational trauma.
ARE YOU CONSIDERING A CAREER IN POLICING?
Register Now For The Indigenous Recruiting Forum!
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Get Ready for 3 Days of INSPIRATION & RESOURCES...
Get Ready for 2 Evenings of INSPIRATION & RESOURCES...
Indigenous Recruiting Forum
The 2 evening forum will start with a virtual information session on the 4th of November 2025, then continue on the 5th of November 2025 where we will host our keynote speakers & panelists from our community.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What results should I expect from participating in this Indigenous Recruiting Forum?
Understand the Application Process for the Anishinabek Police Service, Anishnaabe Police Service & the Ottawa Police Service, inspiration from our keynote speakers & panelists, make connections with members of the recruitment team from the attending police services and an opportunity for a Q & A.
Do I have to participate in both nights to attend?
You don't have to participate in both nights but to get the full benefits of the forum it is recommended!
Will there be food and great swag?
Of course, the event will have appetizers to enjoy and free swag!
Is there parking available?
Lots of free parking available.
Where are the events held and the start times?
November 4th: Online Information Session via Zoom link from 7pm - 9pm
November 5th: In-Person at the Nepean Sportsplex - Hall A (East side of building) from 7PM to 9PM
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