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Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario MEDIA RELEASE FROM: IPCO Date: August 9, 2022 Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario, OPP, to introduce Indigenous Youth to Public Safety careers (KENORA) Indigenous youth from across Ontario will be traveling to parts of Southern Ontario to explore careers in Public Safety thanks in part to Indigenous Police Chiefs of […]
FROM: GENERAL HEADQUARTERS DATE: July 15, 2022 T3PS Deputy Chief Retires (Kenora) – The Deputy Chief of Treaty Three Police Service is retiring after eight years at the service and 29 years of policing in total. Jeff Skye, a member of Eagle Lake First Nation, served as Inspector at the Anishinabek Police Service before […]
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