First Nations Organized Crime Initiative

The First Nations Organized Crime Initiative (FNOC) assists First Nations police services in addressing organized crime and cross-border criminality. It enables sustained participation in multi-agency law enforcement activities. It provides training and opportunities for intelligence gathering and sharing. The intended results over time are to:

• Increase capacity in intelligence development and information sharing through enhanced partnerships between First Nations police, the RCMP and other Canadian and American law enforcement agencies
• Build capacity among participating First Nations police services through the acquisition of new skills and techniques used in complex organized crime investigations
• Disrupt organized crime in First Nations communities and surrounding areas

Public Safety Canada is responsible for funding and coordinating the Initiative. The RCMP administers the Initiative at the Divisional level: in Quebec by "C" Division and by "O" Division in Ontario.

Date modified:

2015-12-02