Treaty Three Police Service

Treaty Three Police Service A Culturally Sensitive Police Service that values "Policing for the people by the people". This account is not monitored 24-7.

To report a crime or for immediate assistance, contact T3PS at 1-888-310-1122. The Treaty Three Police Service was first formed in 2003 as a self-administered First Nation Police Service consisting of 28 former OPP First Nation Constables. Since our inception our Service has grown and evolved into a professional Police Service with a Sworn Officer compliment of 89 Officers that are responsible for

policing 55,000 square miles of Treaty Three Territory in Northwestern Ontario, which includes 20,000 people residing on 23 separate First Nation Communities. We are proud to police in a Community that has strong history, culture and traditions. Our workforce is reflective of our Community and we greatly value the strength that this diversity offers. Cultural and Community programs coupled with strong Community connections are an important part of our organization. The Treaty Three Police Service continues to evolve and remains focused on addressing what is most important to our Communities. To achieve growth we have to remain continually connected with our past while working with the Leaders of our Communities, our Police Service Board, our Citizens and our Officers to address current issues with a forward thinking - strategic focus. Our achievements are measured through accountability, transparency, governance and communication with our Citizens, our funding partners and partner policing agencies. We are a busy and exciting Service that values personal growth and provides opportunities to explore different sections and work assignments. If you are interested in a career with the Treaty Three Police Service or have a general interest in our Service please take the time to explore our website to learn more about us.

Staff Sgt Joe Gervais was honoured to attend the Graduation Ceremony at Bimose Community High School alongside Recruitme...
06/24/2026

Staff Sgt Joe Gervais was honoured to attend the Graduation Ceremony at Bimose Community High School alongside Recruitment Coordinator Andrea Pereira. The ceremony celebrated the accomplishments, growth, and dedication of the graduating students as they prepare to take the next steps in their journeys.

During the event, Staff Sgt Gervais presented students Lyneya Parisien and Sydney Bennett with a coin from the Office of the Chief of Police. In his remarks, he shared that these coins are awarded to individuals who have demonstrated hard work, perseverance, leadership. He also spoke to the importance of continuing to strive for their goals and being proud of how far they have come.

Events like this highlight the importance of supporting youth as they transition into new opportunities, whether that be further education, training, or future careers.

Chi-Miigwetch and congratulations to all graduates on this important milestone. ^RF

Recently, Cst Booth, MCRT Jen Ward, S/Cst Heil, and Cadet Bombay visited Robert Moore School, where they had the opportu...
06/24/2026

Recently, Cst Booth, MCRT Jen Ward, S/Cst Heil, and Cadet Bombay visited Robert Moore School, where they had the opportunity to speak with Grade 1 students about street safety.

Through simple conversations and interactive discussion, students learned important safety tips about being aware of their surroundings, crossing streets safely, and knowing when to ask a trusted adult for help. The officers also took time to answer questions, share stories, and connect with the students in a way that made learning fun and memorable.

Moments like these go beyond education. They help build trust, strengthen relationships, and remind our youth that officers are here not only to keep them safe, but also to support and guide them as part of the community.

Chi-Miigwetch to Robert Moore School for the warm welcome, and to the students for their enthusiasm and curiosity. ^RF

Last week, T3PS was proud to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day at the Makate Waagamichiwanang Gakinaa’amaatiwin ...
06/24/2026

Last week, T3PS was proud to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day at the Makate Waagamichiwanang Gakinaa’amaatiwin Youth and Family Wellness Camp

A/Staff Sgt. Carl Bryant and Jessica Perkins, Fleet Support at the Wabigoon Detachment, helped prepare hot dogs and hamburgers for participants to enjoy. Staff Sgt. Joe Gervais shared Treaty Three Police sunglasses with youth attending the camp, while members spent time connecting with children and families throughout the day.

Also in attendance were Inspector Kevin Convey, Sgt. Tara Singleton, and Nishaan Kumarendran, Fleet Support at GHQ, who joined in celebrating and supporting the event.

It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day by sharing in learning, laughter, and meaningful teachings while strengthening relationships with youth and families. Chi-miigwetch to everyone who helped make the day a success. ^RF

Treaty Three Police is deeply saddened by the line-of-duty death of Constable Mohamed Lamine Benredouane of the Service ...
06/23/2026

Treaty Three Police is deeply saddened by the line-of-duty death of Constable Mohamed Lamine Benredouane of the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal and by the serious injuries sustained by two members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Saskatchewan.

Our thoughts and prayers are with their families, colleagues, and communities during this difficult time. We stand in solidarity with our policing partners across Canada as they mourn this tragic loss and support those recovering from their injuries.

From all of us at Treaty Three Police, we extend our heartfelt condolences and wish strength, comfort, and healing to everyone affected. ^RF

Chief Cheryl Gervais proudly watched as our newest Recruit Constables, Cst. Niclas Iserhoff and Cst. Harmandeep “Hammy” ...
06/23/2026

Chief Cheryl Gervais proudly watched as our newest Recruit Constables, Cst. Niclas Iserhoff and Cst. Harmandeep “Hammy” Singh, completed their Basic Constable Training at the Ontario Police College's March Past ceremony.

This milestone reflects their hard work, perseverance, and commitment throughout their training.

Before beginning their duties within Treaty #3, both recruits will complete their Post-OPC training at OPPA, further preparing them for the responsibilities of policing and service to our communities.

As they begin their policing careers, they will play an important role in building trust, strengthening relationships, and serving Treaty #3 communities with pride and respect.

We are proud of both of you and look forward to supporting your continued growth and success as members of Treaty Three Police Service.

Congratulations, Cst. Iserhoff and Cst. Singh, on this well-earned achievement. ^RF

💙 CHI-MIIGWETCH 💙To all of our partners who helped launch the inaugural Blue Jean Jacket Campaign and create spaces for ...
06/23/2026

💙 CHI-MIIGWETCH 💙

To all of our partners who helped launch the inaugural Blue Jean Jacket Campaign and create spaces for learning, reflection, awareness, and healing across Treaty #3.

Your support, collaboration, and commitment fostered meaningful conversations within our communities and helped raise awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Men and Boys (MMIMB).

Miigwech for standing with us and making this first campaign a meaningful success. ^RF

Giishkaandago’Ikwe Health Services
Gizhewaadiziwin Health Access Centre
Rainy River District Women’s Shelter of Hope
Ontario Provincial Police - North West Region
Canadian Mental Health Association
Ontario Native Women's Association (ONWA)
Kenora Chiefs Advisory
Grand Council Treaty #3- MMIW unit
Eagle Lake First Nation
The United Native Friendship Centre
Kay-nah-chi-wah-nung-Manitou Mounds
Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services - Care Unit

Happy Father’s Day. We recognize and honour all fathers, grandfathers, and father figures. Whether at home or through th...
06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day.

We recognize and honour all fathers, grandfathers, and father figures. Whether at home or through their work and responsibilities, they lead with courage, provide support, and carry the weight of responsibility with strength and humility.

Chi-Miigwetch for all that you do, often without recognition. ^RF

Today we join communities across the country in recognizing National Indigenous Peoples Day, a time to honour the histor...
06/21/2026

Today we join communities across the country in recognizing National Indigenous Peoples Day, a time to honour the histories, cultures, languages, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.

In Treaty #3 territory this day holds deep meaning. It is a reminder of the strength of our communities, the importance of listening and learning from Elders and Knowledge Keepers, and the responsibility we all share in building respectful relationships moving forward.

We are grateful for the opportunity to live, work, and serve in these lands, and to stand alongside the communities that continue to guide, teach, and inspire us every day. ^RF

🚓✨ Chi-miigwetch to Fort Frances GM for inviting Treaty Three Police Service to be part of the Touch A Truck event!It wa...
06/19/2026

🚓✨ Chi-miigwetch to Fort Frances GM for inviting Treaty Three Police Service to be part of the Touch A Truck event!

It was a wonderful day spent with families and community members, and seeing so many smiling faces made it even more special. Our officers enjoyed giving tours of our police vehicles, answering questions, and letting children get an up-close look at the equipment we use every day to help keep our communities safe.

Building positive connections with youth and families is always important to us, and events like these provide a great opportunity to learn, explore, and have fun together.

Miigwetch to everyone who stopped by to visit us. We look forward to seeing you again! ^RF

🏳️‍🌈 Cst. Zane Lavallee of Treaty Three Police Service was honoured to es**rt the PRIDE Walk in Ojibways of Onigaming Fi...
06/19/2026

🏳️‍🌈 Cst. Zane Lavallee of Treaty Three Police Service was honoured to es**rt the PRIDE Walk in Ojibways of Onigaming First Nation, providing both safety and support throughout the event.

We stand in solidarity with Two-Spirit and LGBTQIA+ community members, their families, and allies in celebrating inclusion, respect, and the right for everyone to be their authentic selves. Miigwetch for allowing us to be part of this important community gathering. ^RF

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Kenora, ON

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Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

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+18075485474

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