07/29/2019
New Chief of Police at Treaty Three Police Service
UPDATE: Police Chief Kai Liu to head north Police Chief Kai Liu is moving on to new service, Deputy Chief Paul VandeGraaf is stepping up.
First Nations Policing Sector Assembly
Uniting All First Nations Police Officers and Civilian Staff - union and non unionized employeess
We all have experienced stressful and horrible working conditions at one time or another or heard of others going through this. The employer has taken advantage of the employees and the employer needs to be held accountable. With the formation of Public Service Alliance of Canada - First Nations Policing Sector Assembly, the Assembly will have clear objectives and goals of positive change and
07/29/2019
04/23/2019
'Colonial model of policing' fails many Indigenous communities, study finds | CBC News A federally commissioned report says many Indigenous communities lack policing services that meet their safety and security needs despite long efforts to improve.
12/25/2018
We wish you a Merry Christmas to a Treaty Three officer!
Yes First Nations Police can stop you in the Province of Ontario.
Anishinabek Police can stop your car in the City Read the full story and comment on SooToday.com
11/15/2018
Ottawa to spend $90M to build, repair First Nations police stations | CBC News The federal government will spend nearly $90 million to build and repair police stations in First Nation and Inuit communities.
08/30/2018
Treaty 3 Police To Begin Search For New Chief Of Police | Kenora - 89.5 The Lake FM Posted on Wednesday, August 29, 2018 12:21 PM The Treaty Three Police Service says it will not be renewing the contract of it's chief of police. Louie Napish has been suspended, with pay, since July 17th. The executive committee of the police service says Napish was suspended for performance related...
08/23/2018
Three OPP officers take their own lives The president of the Ontario Provincial Police Association penned a letter to members after three officers committed su***de.
07/26/2018
01/11/2018
Canadian government to spend $291M on First Nations policing program The Liberal government is injecting $291 million into policing in First Nations and Inuit communities in Canada over the next five years, following years of complaints and legal challenges from Indigenous police forces that they’ve been chronically underfunded.
01/11/2018
Ralph Goodale on policing in Indigenous communities LIVE Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale to make an announcement about policing in Indigenous communities
06/05/2017
Anishinabek police officers reject contract offer Members of the police service that patrols the Fort William First Nation have voted down a contract offer.
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