Wabasca town hall focuses on policing and community safety
Wabasca RCMP and Bigstone Cree Nation’s Restorative Justice program will host a joint town hall Aug. 6 for residents to discuss policing and community safety.
The meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. at George D Auger Memorial Community Hall on Stony Point Road. Food and refreshments will be provided.
Town halls offer residents of Wabasca MD and Bigstone Cree Nation a chance to meet directly with RCMP members and share their thoughts and concerns about policing and safety in their community.
Community members will also be able to ask questions about the detachment and restorative justice and what that means for their community.
The public is invited to attend.
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Wabasca town hall focuses on policing and community safety
Wabasca RCMP and Bigstone Cree Nation’s Restorative Justice program will host a joint town hall Aug. 6 for residents to discuss policing and community safety.
The meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. at George D Auger Memorial Community Hall on Stony Point Road. Food and refreshments will be provided.
Town halls offer residents of Wabasca MD and Bigstone Cree Nation a chance to meet directly with RCMP members and share their thoughts and concerns about policing and safety in their community.
Community members will also be able to ask questions about the detachment and restorative justice and what that means for their community.
The public is invited to attend.
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- Fort Macleod ER closed tonight, Pincher Creek among backups
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- Checks, balances and one Canada
- Randy Plain Eagle brings his story and his stage home
- Thirty years on, Irene Hollander still walks for Terry Fox
- Daughter shares Rose Potts’s residential school story at Vista Village
- Allison Creek camp asks for pause on West Fraser harvest
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