Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario

🚨 We’re Hiring🚨 Join the Anishinabek Police Service and serve communities across Ontario — from the south to the north. ✔️ Province-wide opportunities ✔️ Northern incentives available ✔️ Competitive pay & benefits ✔️ Community-focused policing Your path starts here. 👉 Apply today: anishinabekpolice.ca/careers

So proud to be a part of #LNHL this week! 🏒❤️ Connecting with players, families, & aspiring officers, and presenting $7,500 to the tournament through our car decal partnership. This is unity in action 🙌 #IPCOunified

IPCO member services are gearing up for an exciting week ahead at Little NHL! 🏒 Join us and several IPCO member services at LNHL in Markham, March 16-19! #IPCOunified #LittleNHL #LNHL #IndigenousLeadership

Happy International Women's Day to the incredible women of our team, board, and police services 🌸 You inspire us, you lead us, and you make our communities stronger. 💜 #IPCOunified #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInPolicing #IWD2026 #FirstNationPolicing

Miigwech @TeamKerzner for joining us and for your continued support of First Nations Policing

Toronto-area drug dealers' push north leads to 'tragedy' in First Nation communities cp24.com/local/toronto/…

There is power in standing together. On Pink Shirt Day, we're reminded that when we show up for each other, unity becomes our greatest strength. 💗 #PinkShirtDay #IPCOunified

On #InternationalMotherLanguageDay, we honour the importance of Indigenous languages to #FirstNations peoples & cultures. We stand with language keepers, Elders & all dedicated to the preservation of #FirstNationsLanguages for generations to come

February 14 is Have A Heart Day ❤️ Standing together for First Nations children to grow up safely, access quality education, and be proud of who they are. #HaveAHeartDay #FirstNationsChildren

The Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario, with the Chiefs of Ontario Justice Sector and OPP Indigenous Policing Bureau, are hosting Bridging the Gap: First Nations Law & Policing Symposium on Feb 26, 2026! Info & RSVP: bridgingthegapsymposium.rsvpify.com

IPCO member service @WikiPolice Chief Gignac on the increase in crime: cbc.ca/news/canada/su…

🚨 APS CADET POSITIONS NOW OPEN 🚨 Training dates secured. One-year paid cadet positions offering hands-on experience, mentorship, and a clear pathway to a full-time policing career. 📍 Positions available in: • Fort William • Ginoogaming • Pic River • Pic Mobert • Garden River • Sagamok • Nipissing • Christian Island • Curve Lake • Kettle Point • Wasauksing Start where your future begins. 👉 Apply now: anishinabekpolice.ca

📍 Our communities span the province and ao do our opportunities. The Anishinabek Police Service is hiring province wide. Serve where it matters. Build a career with purpose. 🔗 anishinabekpolice.ca

🌟 Looking for a career that makes a real impact? 🌟
If you’re dreaming of a job where you can help people, do good in your community, and earn a solid salary, then it might be time to join the team at WTPS! 💙 Make a difference
💼 Build a meaningful career
💵 Enjoy competitive pay
🤝 Be part of something bigger Ready for a role that matters? Come work with us at WTPS — where purpose meets opportunity. ✨

Not sure if policing is right for you? Visit itsacalling.ca to learn what it takes, what to expect, and how to apply. #AnswerTheCall #IPCOunified #Police #FirstNationPolicing

Recognition as an essential service is vital to ensuring equitable, culturally responsive, and sustainable policing for First Nations. #IPCOunified #PublicSafety

Did you know that #FirstNationPolicing in Canada is not recognized as an essential service by Public Safety Canada? This means many First Nation police services operate without the same legal protections, stable funding, or resources.

Welcome to @NAPS_Police newest K9 Unit members! 🐾🚓

We're starting 2026 strong! January brings opportunity to honor traditions with National Ribbon Skirt Day, deepen our emergency preparedness knowledge, and work together on wildland fire management solutions. #IPCOunified #Conferences #FirstNationLeadership #FirstNationPolice