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To amend your profile, log on to the CACP website at www.cacp.ca “Members Only,” and select “Modify Member Profile,” or contact the CACP National Office by telephone is published annually at (613) 233-1106 or by e-mail at [email protected]. for the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police by Naylor Publications Company (Canada) NEWFOUNDLAND ONTARIO BRITISH COLUMBIA Suite 600, 920 rue Yonge Street Active ...................................29 Active ...................................33 Active ...................................49 Toronto, ON, M4W 3C7 Tel. 1-800-665-2456 Associate Corporate .............29 Associate Corporate .............38 Associate..............................50 Fax 1-800-709-5551 Life .......................................29 Associate..............................39 Life .......................................50 Le Répertoire des membres de Honorary ..............................41 l’Association canadienne des chefs NOVA SCOTIA Life .......................................41 YUKON de police est publié annuellement Active ...................................29 Active ...................................51 pour l’Association canadienne des Associate..............................29 chefs de police par Naylor MANITOBA Life .......................................30 Publications Company (Canada) Active ...................................46 NORTHWEST TERRITORIES © 2002 Naylor Publications Company Associate Corporate .............46 Active ...................................51 (Canada). 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Ce Membership Directory. The répertoire est publié pour donner de directory is published to provide l’information sur les membres de information on association l’association de même que sur des members, as well as information on entreprises pouvant vous fournir de companies that may assist you and l’assistance. Nous sommes convaincus your organization. It is our firm que notre nouveau magazine et ce belief that our new magazine and répertoire inaugureront une nouvelle this directory will move the CACP aire de communication entre l’ACCP et into a new era of communication with our members, ses membres de même qu’avec les autres parties and with others who are interested in the activities intéressées à nos activités et à l’actualité policière. of the CACP as well as the developments in the Cette année, notre répertoire comporte une nouvelle world of policing. section. 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