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Testimonials & Reviews

Kim Derry

Retired Deputy Chief

"I have known the principals Frank Trovato and Howie Page for over 20 years while engaged in law enforcement and also in the running of training academies and colleges. The content and training offered to agencies, private security and public safety personnel is superior to most training offered given that the courses are designed at the college or university levels with the practical aspect of how the training applies to day to day operations. The curriculum provided are focused on proven training outcomes and designed specifically for the needs of the client. Additional leadership, executive training curriculum can be tailored to the client especially incorporating the policies and procedures that they employ. In addition the principals can design the policies and procedures for agencies or companies in addition to training personnel who are employed. A major benefit of utilizing this company is the integration of front line, supervisor and executive training that can be employed across the country through in person or electronic means, thereby achieving a consistent risk focused trained work force that is measurable. Kim Derry o.o.m. Board Chair G.R.E.A.T. Global Resource Epi-Center Against Human Trafficking".

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Greg Schofield

FIS Toronto Police Specialist

"Having worked with Frank Trovato in both his Law Enforcement and Academic capacities, I am pleased to attest to his knowledge, experience and professionalism. Frank has the not-so- common ability to not only identify the details while maintaining focus on the big picture; but more importantly is someone who knows that if you put the person first, you're already half-way to your project's success. For these reasons and more, I am pleased and confident to offer my endorsement of him."

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Bruce Arai

Dean, Wilfred Laurier

 " Frank Trovato and I have worked together for over a year now, on a range of projects. I have been very impressed with his range of experience, depth of knowledge and professionalism. He has advised us on our BA in Policing, our Master of Public Safety and Graduate Diplomas, and on our police leadership certificates. Because of the quality of his work and his academic background, I have hired him as our Scholar in Residence at Laurier. I look forward to working with Frank long into the future as we continue to draw on his expertise to refine and improve our offerings."

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Kenton Chance

President of Association of Black Law Enforcers (A.B.L.E.)

"The Association of Black Law Enforcers (A.B.L.E.) is a non-profit organization formed in 1992 to address the needs and concerns of Black and other racial minorities in law enforcement and the community. Dr. Frank Trovato over the past decade as played a key role as policy advisor and counsellor to the Executive Team at A.B.L.E. Dr. Trovato’s passion for social justice has led to many collaborative projects with colleges and universities he has been associated with to help host many events including leadership seminars and most recently hosting the women in law enforcement leadership seminar. Most importantly, Dr. Trovato’s passion is evident in the assistance given to educational scholarships handed out by A.B.L.E. annually to assist racialized young people realize an opportunity at higher education". 

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Dr. Nitin Deckha

Nitin Deckha, PhD, CTDP,

"Frank is an exceptional colleague, leader and mentor. At the University of Guelph-Humber, he was pivotal in spearheading the development of an innovative applied program in Justice Studies and did a phenomenal job growing it with vision and enthusiasm. He brought me in to teach in this program, recognizing my individual talents and capabilities. He has easily taught and mentored hundreds of students in the justice field, sharing with them his wealth of academic knowledge as well as professional experience."

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Jeanine Webber

Dean, Lethbridge College University

"Frank Trovato is a dedicated professional, gifted teacher and mentor. He is a generous team member with his ideas, time and resources. Frank actively involves all team members in projects, values everyone's contributions and is always encouraging of others. We have worked together on the same faculty team, we have team taught a course together and we have worked on a large scale community policing research project. Frank is dedicated to his students, colleagues and community"

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Our Proud Affiliations

Emond Publishing

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Publishing Experts in Education and Justice Sectors

Professor Paul Emond published the very first Emond casebook in 1978. That text, and the ones that followed, were soon adopted into classes at the University of Toronto, Osgoode Hall Law School, and other Canadian common law programs. In response, Professor Emond and his colleague Ann Montgomery founded what is now known as Emond Publishing with the goal of providing students with quality, Canadian-made resources.

Since then, we have worked to establish ourselves as one of Canada's leading independent legal publishers. As a medium-sized organization, we're able to offer the national presence and capabilities of a larger company without sacrificing the individual attention we give to each of our publications and customers. In 40 years of publishing, Emond has expanded to serve college, university, and professional markets. Our extensive catalogue includes textbooks, exam prep resources, CPD accredited video lectures, and legal handbooks that customers can rely on from backpack to briefcase.

Emond titles have received praise from various publications including The Globe and Mail, Queen's Law Journal, Canadian Law Library Review, Blue Line Magazine, and Paralegal Scope Magazine. We have also received multiple industry awards, including the 2018 Hugh Lawford Award for Excellence in Legal Publishing, the 2012 Donald Smiley Prize, and the 2011 Donner Prize.

After operating out of Toronto's Summerhill neighbourhood for many years, we relocated our head office to the Yonge and Eglinton area in 2018. This move allows us to continue developing quality publications that meet the evolving needs of Canadian students, instructors, and legal professionals. These opportunities to grow and succeed would not be possible without our readers, and we would like to sincerely thank everyone who has supported us over the years.

(site: https://www.emond.ca/about-emond.html)

TNT and Emond have partnered in creating three short videos focusing on bringing awareness to the workplace, using cannabis in the workplace and on how to conduct internal reviews if in management or supervisory position.  For more information on how you can order your copies for the workplace or arrange for group training contact: CONTACT EMOND

1 Eglinton Ave E, Suite 600, Toronto, ON M4P 3A1

416-975-3925 | 1-888-837-0815

lsutherland@emond.ca | www.emond.ca

Please see below to view our exclusive trailers for services and training we offer with Emond Publishing!

Cannabis Awareness for the Workplace

Cannabis Awareness for the Workplace delivers a comprehensive introduction to cannabis use (including recognizing it in its various forms) and an overview of the important  legislation surrounding cannabis use (the federal Cannabis Act, Ontario’s Cannabis Control Act, 2017, and the Smoke-Free Ontario Act, 2017).

This information is a good primer for any leadership role in an organization, and the introductory nature of the material will also appeal to anyone who wishes to make themselves more knowledgeable about the topic.

Cannabis Use in the Workplace

Cannabis Use in the Workplace: A Manager’s Guide to the New Legislation discusses the impact of new cannabis laws on the workplace. The presentation covers

the dangers of cannabis use and abuse in the workplace, managing employees with substance use and abuse problems, and the Ontario Human Rights Code, as well as accommodation policies and additional responsibilities that a manager should take into consideration with respect to cannabis in the workplace.

Conducting Internal Interviews

 Conducting Internal interviews: Dealing with Impaired Employees in the Workplace discusses the difficult job that managers and leaders in the workplace have when dealing with the discovery and fallout of an impaired employee. Walk through the importance of being a strong and prepared leader, how to conduct internal interviews, and how to document events in the workplace, as well as strategies to use before, during, and after the internal interview. 

Centre For Security Training & Management Inc.

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President Steven Ressor

(Former Deputy Chief, Toronto Police Service)

Steven Reesor completed 30 years as a member of the Toronto Police Service.  During his career he worked in numerous policing areas including Uniform Patrol, SWAT, Internal Audit and Homicide.  He was the Director of the Toronto Police Service’s Internal Audit Unit where he managed a combination of police officers and civilian accountants who conducted value for money audits, compliance audits, financial audits and operational reviews on behalf of the Chief of Police and the Police Services Board.  He spent the last nine years as a Deputy Chief of Police and while holding that rank was in charge of over 4,000 officers in Policing Operations.  Upon retiring he spent two years as the Chief Security Officer for Magna International Inc., which is the world’s third largest automotive parts manufacturer.  He was responsible for global corporate physical and information security programs.  While at Magna he developed a security audit program and was directly involved in conducting security audits at 18 Magna facilities in Canada, U.S. and Mexico.  He also developed an audit program to test manufacturing plants for compliance with the U.S. Customs C-TPAT (Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) Program.   He left Magna to start his own security firm, Harbour Group Security & Investigations Inc., which provides high quality protective, investigative and security consulting services.   He holds both a BA and MBA.   In 2007 he obtained his CPP (Certified Protection Professional) which signifies that he is Board certified in security management by the American Society of Industrial Security.  Steven holds a “Secret” (Level II) Government of Canada Security Clearance.  He is a member of a number of associations including the American Society of Industrial Security, International Security Managers Association, Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police and International Association of Chiefs of Police.

Canadian Critical Incident Inc.

President Tom Hart

Tom Hart began his career in policing with the Durham Regional Police Service in 1980 in a variety of roles including Tactical Support Unit, Criminal Investigation Branch, Homicide Joint Task Force, and the Intelligence Branch. In 1992 Tom became a qualified Crisis Negotiator, during twenty years in this position he faced many challenges in Crisis Negotiations and Incident Command responding to over 140 call outs. Tom's twenty years as a Crisis Negotiator and eight years with the Durham Regional Police Tactical Support Unit, followed by four years later with the Nuclear Security Tactical Response Team, adds tremendous value to CCII. Immediately following his retirement in the spring of 2012 Tom became the president of the Canadian Critical Incident Inc. (CCII). CCII which delivers current, comprehensive and dynamic courses in Critical Incident Command and Crisis Negotiation, which are accredited by the Province of Ontario Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services. CCII develops and hosts The Annual Fall Seminar for Crisis Negotiators, Incident Commanders, Tactical and Correctional Officers. Tom also provides workshops in Crisis Negotiation Techniques for First Responders, dealing with challenging, demanding, and potentially violent interaction with persons suffering from a mental illness and in a state of crisis.

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