David Cassels is a former Canadian Police Chief and public safety consultant who has supported and consulted domestically for federal agencies including the Department of Justice, Global Affairs Canada and the Canadian International Development Agency, and internationally where he was responsible for the formation of the South East Europe Police Chiefs Association and completed a detailed review of the San Jose Police in Costa Rica.

He is also a founding member and President of the Coalition for Canadian Police Reform and, on this episode, discusses a range of isssues facing policing in Canada. From a lack of standardized curriculum, to what he calls "fraudulent" recruiting practices to the need for more empathy and compassion based training, David makes his case for why policing in Canada needs reform. 

For more information about the C-CPR and to connect with David, click his name above to reach his LinkedIn profile or email him at [email protected]

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