Ben Maure is a serving Peace Officer with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and author of Leading at the Edge. His new book shares true peacebuilding missions.
Book Review: Australian Policing—Critical Issues in the 21st Century Police Practice, edited by Dr. Philip Birch, Dr. Michael Kennedy and Dr. Erin Krueger.
This work is one of the best, if not the best overall policing book I have read in a while. I enjo…https://t.co/7lIsZgdZew
Happy & Prosperous 2023, everyone!
Here is a review of the latest book I read during this holiday:
Book Review: On Target: Gun Culture, Storytelling, and the NRA, by Dr. Noah Schwartz
Whether one has an interest in guns, either through ownership or, li…https://t.co/9WPqMWkpmd
Book Review: Spirits of the Coast: Orcas in Science, Art, and History, Published by the Royal BC Museum.
Could a whale be sending us, humans, a message? A message about our destiny and survival as a specie? If you are curious about the answer, you must r…https://t.co/LfLmGXL7za
On this day of National Reconciliation, I would like to bring to your attention a very powerful and enlightening book by Author Melanie Florence. I read the book last year when it came out but browsed through it again recently. Like many Canadians, I had…https://t.co/WiBUuatB5s
Book Review:
Working the Blue Lines—Lessons in Leadership from Hockey & Policing, By Ret. Halifax Regional Police Chief and Former United Nations Police Commissioner to Haiti, Jean-Michel Blais.
Growing up in Quebec in the 70's and hanging up on my bedro…https://t.co/6NsX0qEFug
Book Review: Crossroads: My Story of Tragedy and Resilience as a Humboldt Bronco, by Kaleb Dahlgren
April 6, 2018 is a date that many Canadians and hockey enthusiasts around the world would rather forget! That day, a fatal collision between a transport…https://t.co/nrElITOtnE
Book Review: United Nations International Police Officers in Peacekeeping Missions—A Phenomenological Exploration of Complex Acculturation, by Dr. Michael R. Sanchez (former U.S. Police Officer).
Have you ever landed in a new country, excited to learn a…https://t.co/3lmmoHSnYX
Book Review: Police and International Peacekeeping Missions—Securing Peace and Post-Conflict Rule of Law , by Professor Jimmy Albrecht & Professor Garth den Hayer.
Thanks to people who want to develop and lead others, the world is a better place. Two of…https://t.co/DTO0CE8tcd
Book Review: Hard Choices, by Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Whether one connects with Ms. Clinton or not, one must admit that she is an incredible achiever and someone we can all learn from. Nowhere is this more obvious than in her book Hard Choices, where she…https://t.co/q1ewyuN23m
Book Review: PTSD: Road to Recovery—A Police Officer’s Story, by Brett Calman.
As I searched for more books on PTSD and First Responders, I came across the above title, written in 2021 by Brett Calman, a Canadian police officer in Ontario, Canada. Brett’…https://t.co/pjqyKraMRN
This photo brings a sad memory. I knew both Mark and Doug from my time as a Liaison Officer to the Dominican Republic (2009-2013). From September till the end of December 2009, I would travel to Port-au-Prince once a month to liaise with the local police…https://t.co/jsBLh2cgxT
Book Review: 10-33 An Officer Down Steps Back
By Laurie White
We all had events in our lives that had such an impact that years or decades later, we remember the time and place we were when it happened. For me, happy events like my graduation from unive…https://t.co/MY5eGYLgPH
Air Power in UN Operations—Wings for Peace.
Indeed, helicopters are great tools to assist in various UN activities, including ground support operations. It falls within air support, which encompasses other aerial assets and is much more than only helicopt…https://t.co/Vp7kb0g9D0
Cree Code Talkers WWII:
On this Remembrance Day, I chose to share part of our history that that is not widely known. The role of Cree Code Talkers during WWII. Did you know that despite much discrimination, an estimated 4300 First Nations soldiers, Inuit…https://t.co/MGsS25v3SK