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The Prince Albert Police Service is looking for community members to join the police service women’s commission.

The commission works with and advises police chief Patrick Nogier.

“To work with individuals that represent the community and provide me with a perspective, allows me to stay grounded as a chief, to ensure that what we’re doing internally meets the goals and expectations externally from the municipality that we serve,” Nogier said.

Some of the commission goals are to add more diverse perspectives to policing and to boosts positive community engagement.

The current commission was established in 2022 and is led by Elder Liz Settee and Rev. Nora Vedress.

“There’s a lot of male insight into policing,” said Vedress. “With that comes a great deal of value and wisdom in and of itself. But to offer policing specifically, a more of a women’s view on things, I think that has value no …

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