Contemporary Canadian Policing Jeopardy Template

Modern Police Structure	The RCMP	Provincial Police	The Changing Police Service	Measuring Police Effectiveness
100 Federal, Provincial, Municipal, and First Nations/Aboriginal Police. Name the 4 levels of public policing in Canada.	100 Burnaby, North Vancouver, Coquitlam, Richmond, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Surrey, Langley, White Rock. Name 3 cities that contract the RCMP within the Greater Vancouver Region	100 No Does BC have a provincial police force?	100 Studies that look at a large range of environmental factors, which are then used as demands to the police and how they operate. What are environmental scans?	100 Crime rates and clearance rates Name the 2 ways of measuring police effectiveness
200 RCMP or Royal Canadian Mounted Police Name the federal police force of Canada	200 Regina, Saskatchewan Where do RCMP cadets train?	200 The Ontario Provincial Police or OPP What is Ontario's police force called?	200 Identifying how existing police resources will be allocated What is strategic planning?	200 Actual crime rates vs. official crime rates What is the biggest issue regarding crime rates?
300 Sûreté du Québec or SQ What is the provincial police in Quebec called?	300 North-West Mounted Police What was the RCMP originally known as?	300 Three How many provincial police forces are active in Canada?	300 More efficient and effective Why are the police starting to adopt the practices and procedures of the private sector?	300 The number of crimes that are "cleared" (a charge being laid) vs. the total number of crimes recorded. What are clearance rates?
400 Private security and para-police forces. In addition to the 4 levels of policing, what else is used as forms of peacekeeping?	400 RCMP Act What piece of legislation provides the framework for the RCMP and their activities?	400 The provincial government contracts the RCMP The RNC only polices certain communities and towns in Newfoundland. What do they do about the rest of Newfoundland in terms of policing?	400 Organizational, administrative, and operational strategies that are proven through practice to prevent or respond to crime What are "Best Practices" ?	400 Community/Victim satisfaction, goals achieved, development of innovative programs, collaborative partnerships in the community, and involvement in inter-agency initiatives. Name a contemporary method of measuring police effectiveness.
500 To control the escalating costs of policing. Why was tiered policing implemented in Canada?	500 1974 In what year were women accepted as uniformed members of the R.C.M.P.?	500 St. John’s, Labrador City, Churchill Falls, Corner Brook. Name 2 municipalities that the RNC police in.	500 An in depth understanding of the community and its residents, crime and disorder, and agencies that can be mobilized to prevent and respond to crime. In terms of the police being a “learning organization”, what does organizational wisdom mean?	500 A self-reported survey that is used to track the number of individuals victimized. What are victimization surveys and how are they beneficial to the police?

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