Indigenous communities in northern Saskatchewan are another step closer to self-administered policing.

During a gathering that began on Oct. 15, the Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) presented its regional policing study to members.

Two of the study’s core components were a survey and community engagement sessions.

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In the survey, respondents were asked to share their thoughts on current policing services in their community. More than half reported not feeling safe in their community and 75 per cent said they believe a First Nation-led police service would m

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