Treaty Three Police Service

06/08/2026

🚔 Calls for Service | Week 23

This week, Treaty Three Police members responded to 381 calls for service across Treaty #3.

• Conducting proactive property checks and community patrols
• Supporting road safety through RIDE initiatives, traffic enforcement, and impaired driving investigations
• Responding to assaults, family disputes, and IPV-related calls
• Assisting individuals through mental health-related calls and well-being checks
• Working alongside community partners to provide support and assistance when needed

This week's calls continue to highlight the importance of proactive policing, road safety, and support for individuals and families, all of which remain consistent priorities across Treaty #3.

Every call represents an opportunity to serve, support, and protect our communities.

Miigwetch to our officers for their dedication and service. 💙

GIZHAADIGEZIWANG OKO WIIJI'IJIWINAN
Policing for the People by the People
^RF

06/08/2026

🚔 Looking for a career that makes a difference?

The Treaty Three Police Recruitment Team will be on the road this week attending several events across Treaty #3 communities. Whether you're exploring future career options, interested in policing, or simply want to learn more about what we do, we invite you to stop by and connect with us.

Our recruiters will be available to answer questions about the application process, training, career opportunities, and what it means to serve our communities with pride and professionalism.

📍 Check out our upcoming events and come say boozhoo!!

We look forward to meeting students, job seekers, and community members throughout the week. ^RF

06/06/2026

💙 Blue Jean Jacket Day 💙

Today, Treaty Three Police Service stands in solidarity with the families, communities, and loved ones affected by the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Men and Boys.

The blue jean jacket has become a powerful symbol of remembrance, awareness, and a call for action. It represents the brothers, sons, fathers, uncles, nephews, and friends who are missing, and those whose lives were taken too soon. Today, we honour their memory, support the families still searching for answers, and reaffirm our commitment to community safety and justice.

We encourage everyone to wear blue, say their names, and help keep their stories alive.

If you have information regarding a missing person, no matter how small it may seem, please contact your nearest law enforcement agency or Treaty Three Police Service at 1-888-310-1122. Your information could make a difference.

No More Stolen Brothers.
Wear Blue. Say Their Names. Never Forget. 💙 ^RF

06/05/2026

This spring’s Awards Ceremony was an opportunity to recognize and celebrate achievement, heroics, and teamwork within Treaty Three Police Service.

These moments matter. They honour the dedication, courage, and commitment shown every day by our members in service to the communities of Treaty #3. Recognition not only highlights individual and team accomplishments, but also strengthens morale and reinforces the values that guide our work.

From acts of bravery to behind-the-scenes professionalism and teamwork, each recognition reflects the integrity and commitment at the heart of policing.

Congratulations to all those recognized at this year’s ceremony, Chi-Miigwetch for your continued service. ^RF

06/04/2026

Today at Treaty Three Police Service, Chief Cheryl Gervais, Deputy Chief Trish Rupert, and Director of Corporate Services Kristine Gagne recognized members of our Service for their accomplishments and continued dedication.

As D/Sgt Justin Linklater was unable to attend the Awards Ceremony while serving in his role, he was recently presented with an Eagle Feather to recognize his promotion to Sergeant. This promotion marks an important milestone in his policing career. The Eagle Feather was presented in recognition of this achievement and to offer guidance, protection, and safety as he steps into his new leadership role within the Service.

Cst Betsy Linklater was recognized for 10 years of dedicated service coin and was also presented with the Grandfather Teaching Award for The Rock – Pagitentamowin (Forgiveness) in recognition of her unwavering support of Justin throughout his policing career.

The Rock teaching, unique to Treaty #3, reminds us that forgiveness has the power to heal. Like the rock (assin), which carries history and ancestry, it teaches us to release the weight of resentment and move forward in a good way with strength, understanding, and compassion.

Congratulations to Justin and Betsy on these well-deserved recognitions. Miigwetch for your dedication, service, and commitment to Treaty #3 communities. ^RF

06/03/2026

⏳ Registration closes tomorrow at 4:00 PM!

There's still time to sign up for the upcoming Treaty Three Police PREP Test session. If you're considering a career in policing, don't miss this opportunity to take the next step.

See the original post below for full details and registration information. ^RF

🚨 Ready to challenge yourself? 🚨

Treaty Three Police Recruitment Team will be hosting a PREP Test session for those interested in a career in policing.

📍 1095 Railway Street, Kenora
📅 Sunday, June 7
⏰ 11:00 AM

The PREP Test is an important step in the recruitment process and a great opportunity to see what it takes to pursue a career in policing and public service.

Registration is required.
📧 Email: [email protected]

Take the first step toward a rewarding career serving Treaty #3 communities.

GIZHAADIGEZIWANG OKO WIIJI'IJIWINAN
Policing for the People by the People ^RF

06/03/2026

Looking for a meaningful career with purpose, community, and adventure?

The Treaty Three Police Recruitment Team is at the Vision Quest Trade Show in Winnipeg! Stop by our booth to learn about career opportunities, ask questions, and discover what it's like to serve the 22 communities of Treaty #3.

From breathtaking landscapes to strong community connections, Treaty #3 offers a unique place to build your career and make a difference.

📍 RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg
📅 June 3–4
⏰ 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Can't make it? Learn more at t3pscareers.ca
^RF

06/02/2026

T3PS Drug & Firearm Seizure – Iskatewizaagegan #39 First Nation

On May 28, 2026, Treaty Three Police Service executed search warrants in Iskatewizaagegan #39 First Nation, resulting in the seizure of multiple fi****ms, including a sawed-off shotgun.

Three individuals were arrested and charged in connection with drug trafficking and fi****ms offences. Police also seized co***ne, cash, and other controlled substances.

More information: https://www.t3ps.ca/treaty-three-police-service-investigation-leads-to-drug-and-firearm-seizures/ ^RF

06/02/2026

🚔 Calls for Service | Week 22 (May 25–31, 2026)

This week, Treaty Three Police members responded to 392 calls for service across Treaty #3.

• Conducting proactive property checks and community patrols
• Supporting road safety through RIDE initiatives and traffic enforcement
• Responding to assaults and other priority calls for service
• Assisting individuals through mental health-related calls and well-being checks
• Executing warrants and working alongside partner agencies to support community safety

From proactive patrols to enforcement and community support, our members remain committed to serving the people of Treaty #3.

Miigwetch to our officers for their dedication and service. 💙

GIZHAADIGEZIWANG OKO WIIJI'IJIWINAN
Policing for the People by the People ^RF