Comments & Reviews
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A Very Valuable Asset I encourage all members to at least look into the course and see that it is a very valuable asset to any investigators arsenal. Source: RCMP Officer, Proceeds of Crime Unit, Regina, Saskatchewan. |
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A Better Approach This course is allowing me to consciously learn what I've been doing intuitively and organize and improve on it. Source: Enforcement Officer, Environment Canada, Edmonton, Alberta |
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Skills Doubled I can honestly say that my own investigative skills have doubled since taking your course. Source: A "Cyberangel" |
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Streamlines the Process "I'm impressed as to how organized this course is. Although I did use the Internet for my investigations previously and had a fair amount of success, I find that now I have a more organized approach and more thorough knowledge as to applying this new technology to P.I. work. It can really streamline the process and save a lot of foot work." - Dave Clark, Private Investigator,
Kamloops, BC. |
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| One Stop Shopping for Investigators
"I have to say that I am extremely impressed with the web site! It's an incredible gold mine for any investigator." - R.J. (Bob) Aplin, Investigation and
Control Officer, Human Resource Development Canada (Nanaimo, B.C.) |
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| Cyber sleuths - article
"There's a wealth of information in the estimated 320 million pages on the Web and Vancouver investigators are learning how to use it". - Peter Wilson, Sun Net Works Editor,
Vancouver Sun, November 18, 1999. |
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| Cyberspace reduces missing persons
caseload - article
BCIT students assist the Salvation Army Family Tracing Service to locate missing persons. - Dina Sudlow, Canadian Press, April 5, 2000 |
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