Journal
The organisation's quarterly publication, Identification Canada, is a peer-reviewed 40-page colour Journal. This journal is, for the most part, bilingual. It is a means of distributing findings on hi-tech methods and ideas from both technological and scientific fields of the forensic sciences, as well as, a venue for communicating training opportunities and the business of the Society.
Editors
- Lloyd Dunham (1977–1978)
- Ivan Brown (1978–1979)
- L.M. Schulhauser (1979–1981)
- Jack Milligan (1981–1989)
- Neala Taylor (1989–2002)
- Della Wilkinson (2002-2012)
- Wade Knaap (2012 -)
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