Today is the UN Women International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women & Girls. As #VAWG remains one of the most devastatingly ubiquitous forms of human rights violations, we must fight stigma and silence surrounding it. Learn more: un.org/en/observances…

Now, more than ever, every action counts. We're there for you, and on #BellLetsTalk Day, we're reminded we can all #BeThere for one another: educate, ask & listen, talk, remember language matters, and be kind.

It’s African Heritage Month; to honour the legacy of African Nova Scotians means to understand & reflect on the past. We've heard calls for change and we’re here to listen, learn, share & act.

Our officers respond to calls for service from the community every day, not related to crime. We hope increased access to 211 & a better understanding of the service will divert more of those calls to the helpline that can connect people to the support they need. #211DayCanada

It's #pinkshirtday - wear pink, be kind, and #LiftEachOtherUp

Deputy Chief Marty Smith, Kentville Police was awarded the LETR Provincial Award tonight! Congratulations Marty, here's a special message just for you from a friend of yours at the New Glasgow Police

On #InternationalWomensDay, we would like to acknowledge the female police leaders, officers & civilian staff in our police services across Canada. Because of you, we are stronger. Thank you for your service.

Chief Stephen Chisholm presents New Glasgow Regional Police Deputy Chief Ryan Leil with his Nova Scotia Police 15 Year Long Service Medal and Constable Ken Macdonald with his Nova Scotia Police 25 Year Long Service Medal. The NS Medal is presented for years of service in policing

On this most somber anniversary, we remember. We honour the 22 lives lost and stand with our colleagues, and the families, friends and communities who continue to feel the impact of the tragedy of April 2020.

Across the nation, our officers & civilian professionals serve proudly on the frontlines under very challenging circumstances to keep our communities safe. This #NPW2021, we salute them & the valuable relationships they forge with partners across Canada. #WorkingTogether

This #NPW2021, we want to remind Canadians that we are listening & that we will continue to work with you, various levels of government, community partners & stakeholders to find solutions that work for the people of Canada to ensure public safety. #WorkingTogether

Our thoughts are with the family, friends and coworkers of Cst Patton.

Nova Scotia RCMP has arrested 14 people and seized a 'significant quantity of drugs, firearms and money,' after police say they disrupted a drug trafficking ring as the result of an 11-month investigation. bit.ly/3iRNSkV

The NS Fallen Peace Officers’ Memorial is this Sunday at 1 p.m. Join in-person at Grand Parade, Halifax or virtually on Halifax_Police's Facebook Live to honour peace officers who died in the line of duty. Attending in-person? Bring proof of vaccine & wear a mask. #LODD

Municipal police officers know their communities and citizens, are community-engaged and highly dedicated to their communities.. They often have grown up here and serve in our communities for decades. We look forward to sharing the great work officers are doing.

Police leaders from across Canada, including NSCPA member Inspector Carlisle, are researching best practices around the world. We look forward to the final report and recommendations.

NSCPA member, Inspector Greg Robertson, is a member of a team studying youth engagement in policing reforms. The findings will form part of a larger study that will result in recommendations on how to strengthen youth engagement in Canada. We look forward to the results

We join the CACP in supporting human rights for all.