Prince Albert Police Chief Patrick Nogier answers listener questions on community safety officers, police recruitment, relationships with First Nations, crime trends, and a recent drug bust.

Prince Albert Police Chief Patrick Nogier answers listener questions on community safety officers, police recruitment, relationships with First Nations, crime trends, and a recent drug bust.

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Roll Call: Police Chief answers questions from community about policing relationships with First Nations, use of tactical assets and mitigating community risk

paNOW's Teena Monteleone and Prince Albert Police Service Chief Patrick Nogier discuss timely topics in this monthly interview.

The recent shootings in Tumber Ridge, B.C. have many wondering whether Prince Albert is prepared for active shooter scenarios. Nogier explains what training has taken place.

They also discuss the new Complex Needs Facility, a rise in arsons and how the investigation is going into the fire that destroyed the Salvation Army building at Christmas. 

paNOW's Teena Monteleone and Prince Albert Police Service Chief Patrick Nogier discuss timely topics in this monthly interview.
The recent shootings in Tumber Ridge, B.C. have many wondering whether Prince Albert is prepared for active shooter scenarios. Nogier explains what training has taken place.
They also discuss the new Complex Needs Facility, a rise in arsons and how the investigation is going into the fire that destroyed the Salvation Army building at Christmas.&nbsp;

Roll Call:  Police chief speaks on active shooter scenarios, increase in arsons, and updates investigation Salvation Army fire

Theresa Thorsen is a Cree-Métis from Muskoday First Nation located within Treaty Six territory.  Nurtured by the stories passed down from her mom, Elder Bente Huntley, Theresa continues her lineage by stepping into her role as a storyteller. Throughout her life, and as the Indigenous Perspectives Consultant with Saskatchewan Rivers Public School Division, Theresa has had the privilege of learning alongside numerous Elders and Knowledge Keepers. Over her twenty years in Education, she has sought to honour their teachings by integrating Indigenous Worldview into the public education system.

As part of Indigenous Storytelling Month, Thorsen shares the story of Wesakejack and the Chickadees.

Theresa Thorsen is a Cree-M&eacute;tis from Muskoday First Nation located within Treaty Six territory.&nbsp; Nurtured by the stories passed down from her mom, Elder Bente Huntley, Theresa continues her lineage by stepping into her role as a storyteller. Throughout her life, and as the Indigenous Perspectives Consultant with Saskatchewan Rivers Public School Division, Theresa has had the privilege of learning alongside numerous Elders and Knowledge Keepers. Over her twenty years in Education, she has sought to honour their teachings by integrating Indigenous Worldview into the public education system.
As part of Indigenous Storytelling Month, Thorsen shares the story of Wesakejack and the Chickadees.

Roll Call: Police Chief answers questions from community about policing relationships with First Nations, use of tactical assets and mitigating community risk

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