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We are pleased to announce the next three webinars in the series:
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Behind the Investigation: Exploring Roles, Realities & Responsibilities in Medicolegal Death Investigation
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(A webinar series, developed by Dr. Shelby Scott, MSc., PhD)
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You can register by using the buttons for each session.
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Time: Nov 19, 2026 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada), 60 minutes total
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“Forensic Pathology: Beyond the Autopsy”
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The forensic pathologist plays a central role in medicolegal death investigation, integrating information from the investigation to determine cause and manner of death. This webinar provides an inside look at the work of the Forensic Pathologist, including how examinations are conducted, how findings are interpreted, and how pathologists collaborate with other stakeholders, including the information they provide and the support they require.
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Speaker: Dr. Andrew S. Williams (Forensic Pathologist, Assistant Professor – University of Toronto)
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This webinar is in English.
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Time: Dec 18, 2026 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada), 60 minutes total
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“The Art of Identification – Forensic Art as a Valuable Tool in Medicolegal Death Investigation.”
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Forensic art can play an important role in the identification of persons of interest and unidentified remains through, for example, sketches and/or facial reconstruction. This webinar explores the role of the Forensic Artist, including how forensic art contributes to identification and investigation, the landscape of forensic art in Canada, how artistic interpretations are developed and used alongside other forensic evidence, and the limitations and ethical and professional considerations associated with the discipline.
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Speaker: Detective Constable Duncan Way
Forensic Artist/Forensic Facial Imaging Specialist
Ontario Provincial Police
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This webinar is in English.
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Time: Jan 18, 2027 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada), 60 minutes total
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“Forensics in the Real World: Forensic Anthropology”
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When human remains are unidentified, incomplete, or have been altered by decomposition or environmental conditions, forensic anthropology can help to make sense of the evidence. This webinar examines how forensic anthropologists apply their expertise in real-world death investigations, work alongside other professionals, and contribute to the identification of the deceased. It will also discuss the educational and practical experience required to pursue forensic anthropology in Canada.
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Speaker: Dr. Shelby Scott, MSc, PhD
Forensic Anthropologist (Consultant to the Office of the Chief Coroner and Ontario Forensic Pathology Service), Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Toronto
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This webinar is in English.
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Nous avons le plaisir de vous annoncer les trois prochains webinaires de la série :
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Dans les coulisses de l’enquête : exploration des rôles, des réalités et des responsabilités dans les enquêtes médico-légales sur les décès
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(Une série de webinaires élaborée par la Dre Shelby Scott, M.Sc., Ph.D.)
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Vous pouvez vous inscrire en cliquant sur les boutons ci-dessus (en anglais) pour chaque séance.
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