Atlantic Police Academy

🚔 Have you secured your spot for the Atlantic Women in Law Enforcement (AWLE) Conference 2026 yet?!

Join us October 5-8, 2026, in beautiful Summerside, Prince Edward Island, hosted by the Atlantic Police Academy.

This year's theme, Innovation. Integrity. Impact., celebrates the women who are shaping the future of law enforcement through leadership, resilience, and service.

Whether you're a seasoned professional or just beginning your career, AWLE 2026 offers something for everyone:

🎤 Dynamic guest speakers
🤝 Amazing networking opportunities
📚 Professional development sessions
💡 Fresh ideas and innovative practices
🎉 Entertainment and social events

Come build connections, gain new perspectives, and leave energized to make an even greater impact in your profession.

Join us and experience AWLE for yourself!
Register here: https://awle.org/conference/

The Atlantic Police Academy is honoured to recognize the Class of 1971 as they celebrated their 55th reunion earlier this summer.

As Squad 1, the Academy's first graduating class, they laid the foundation for generations of law enforcement and public safety professionals who followed.

Their dedication, leadership, and service have left a lasting impact on both the Academy and the communities they served. We also recognize classmates who are no longer with us, whose contributions remain an important part of the Academy's history.

Front row from left: Linda Campbell, Robert Campbell, Marlene Hazelton, Jack Lord, Howard Kerwin.
Back row from left: Albert Kern, Jim Arsenault, Basil Stewart, Mark Fenniss, Ken Bradley.

The Atlantic Police Academy extends its deepest condolences to the families, friends, and colleagues of Correctional Officers Nicolae Serban and Ramandeep Kaur Maan, who tragically lost their lives in a motor vehicle collision in Alberta while carrying out their duties, and to the family and loved ones of Kiara Mooswa, who was in their care and custody at the time. We honour their dedication, professionalism, and service, and stand in solidarity with our partners at the Correctional Service of Canada during this profound time of loss.

On behalf of the Atlantic Police Academy, we extend our deepest sympathies to the families, friends, and colleagues of the paramedics and patient involved in yesterday's tragic collision.

Our thoughts are with the entire Island EMS team and everyone affected by this heartbreaking tragedy. Our hearts go out to our emergency services partners during this incredibly difficult time.

We were fortunate to have 902 Visuals in the audience to capture these awesome photos. Thank you so much for sharing them with us!

☀️ Always a beauty day for a graduation at APA. Today the Correctional Officer's of Squad 60 received their diplomas! Congratulations and best of luck as you begin your careers! 🎓

Parlez-vous français? Si oui, nous vous voulons dans notre équipe! 😊

Holland College | Bilingual Learning Manager - Atlantic Police Academy Holland College is seeking a highly motivated bilingual (French/English) individual to join our Atlantic Police Academy (APA) Team. This position...

CN Police is currently recruiting for Police Officer positions in Halifax, Nova Scotia as well as Edmunston, New Brunswick. CN Police offers a unique policing environment with opportunities to work closely with communities, partner agencies, and critical transportation infrastructure across Canada.

Halifax: https://cn360.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/5/home/requisition/16635?c=cn360&state=nova%20scotia&lang=en-US

Edmunston: https://cn360.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/5/home/requisition/17131?c=cn360&state=new%20brunswick&lang=en-US

Constable At CN, everyday brings new and exciting challenges. You can expect an interesting environment where you’re part of making sure our business is running...

Three Canadian police officer's have now been killed in the line of duty in less than two weeks. This is an unimaginably difficult moment for our policing community.

We here at the Academy extends our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of SVPM, Constable Benredouane, whose life was tragically lost in the line of duty.

This loss is a solemn reminder of the tremendous risks and sacrifices made every day by those who serve and protect our communities.

Today, we stand in solidarity with our policing partners across Canada as we honour Constable Benredouane's service and bravery.

Our thoughts are with SVPM and all those mourning this tremendous loss.