OCAN

Our mission is to promote the exchange
of crime and intelligence information

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The Ontario Crime Analysis Network (OCAN) was formed in 1997 as a means to develop
valuable contacts, and increase the sharing of information and dissemination of analytical
products. Members included crime and intelligence analysts, as well as uniformed members working in an analyst capacity, from law enforcement agencies across the Province of Ontario. As of January 2020, OCAN’s membership was comprised of 275+ members representing 30 law enforcement agencies. OCAN is a ‘not for profit’ organization managed by volunteers.

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Congratulations to these Crimeanalysts on being nominated for the OCAN 2021 Outstanding Analyst of the Year award: Lisa Smith and Hayley Giles at Peel Regional Police. Toby Scott and Diane Wilkins at Ontario Provincial Police and Julie Burns at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
Big Congratulations to the following Crime Analysts on being nominated for the OCAN 2021 Breakout Anlyst of the Year: Andrea Huxtable of Peel Regional Police and Laura Millar of Ontario Provincial Police.
We are proud to offer this process to our colleagues and to reward the hard work our analysts are doing in the Province toward public safety. Looking forward to scoring the nominations with the Executive Team and announcing our winners in February.
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The Ontario Crime Analysis Network (OCAN) was formed in 1997 as a means to develop valuable contacts, and increase the sharing of information and dissemination of analytical products. Members included crime and intelligence analysts, as well as uniformed members working in an analyst capacity, from law enforcement agencies across the Province of Ontario.

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