OHIA - Ontario Homicide Investigators Association
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  • Home
    • OHIA Executive message
  • About OHIA
    • OHIA History
    • Gallery
  • Membership
    • Charter
    • OHIA Awards and Grants
  • Awards
  • Sponsorship
  • Training
    • Spring Training
    • Fall Training >
      • Agenda
  • Contact Us
  • Past Events
    • 2023 OHIA Conference >
      • Agenda
      • Speakers / BIO'S
    • 2022 Conference >
      • Agenda
      • Speaker BIO's
    • 2019 Homicide Workshop
    • Agenda
    • Consortium >
      • additional information/newsletter
    • Speaker Bio

About Ohia

The Mission, Goals and Objectives remain unchanged - stress the need for meetings and the sharing of successes, failures and experiences for the benefit of educating those charged with homicide investigation.
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Mission of the OHIA:  "It is the function of the Ontario Homicide Investigators Association to bring together the men and women charged with this responsibility and to provide a forum through which they can share their skill, knowledge and expertise for their professional development and support."

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:
  • To share skills, knowledge and experience: Through regular meetings, association members will share and discuss their successes, failures and unique experiences for the benefit and education of their colleagues.
  • To develop and maintain an environment of teamwork and cooperation between police services and related agencies: the development of professional relationships between homicide investigators from various jurisdictions will serve as a conduit for assistance and cooperation.
  • To identify and react to universal investigative problems: the sharing of information will allow members of all services to be alerted to any type of problem arising out of violent death investigations. The Association will serve as a forum to discuss, evaluate and recommend effective solutions to these problems.
  • To provide a case conferencing forum: in drawing on the sum experience of its membership, the Association will provide a vehicle for problem solving and/or case review as requested.
  • To enhance the expertise of officers engaged in death investigations: The Association will strive to enhance the expertise of investigator’s by offering assistance, training and guidance in the field of death investigation.
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​Ontario homicide ​Investigators association