OHIA - Ontario Homicide Investigators Association
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  • Home
    • OHIA Executive message
  • About OHIA
    • OHIA History
    • Gallery
  • Membership
    • Charter
  • Awards
    • OHIA Awards Submission
  • Sponsorship
  • Training
    • Spring Training >
      • OHIA 2025 >
        • Agenda
    • Fall Training >
      • Fall Symposium 2024
      • Agenda
  • Contact Us
  • Past Events
    • OHIA 2024
    • 2023 OHIA Conference >
      • Agenda
      • Speakers / BIO'S
    • 2022 Conference >
      • Agenda
      • Speaker BIO's
    • 2019 Homicide Workshop
  • Consortium
    • additional information/newsletter
  • MERCH

OHIA History

The OHIA formed as a result of meetings held in 1997 between investigators within the Golden Horseshoe. In 1998 these agencies formed the Golden Horseshoe Homicide Investigators Association, at that time the membership consisted of the following ten agencies:
  • Durham Regional Police
  • Halton Regional Police
  • Niagara Regional Police
  • Ontario Provincial Police
  • Hamilton Police Service
  • Peel Regional Police
  • Major Case Management
  • Toronto Police Service
  • Waterloo Regional Police
  • York Regional Police
By 2004 membership had grown to fourteen agencies with the addition of Barrie, Brantford, Guelph and the Office of the Chief Coroner and the first Charter was adopted.
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