Kingston Police used Instagram to prep for St. Patrick's Day parties
Kingston Police chief Scott Fraser very satisfied with result of St. Patricks Day weekend. Force used Instagram polls to prepare response.
Source: intelligencer.ca
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Kingston Police spent less, charged more during mass gatherings
Kingston Police spent half of what they did to supervise street parties near Queen’s University in 2023 as opposed to 2022.
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Kingston Police spent less, charged more during mass gatherings | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder
Kingston Police spent half of what they did to supervise street parties near Queen’s University in 2023 as opposed to 2022.
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Kingston Police spent less, charged more during mass gatherings | The Kingston Whig Standard
Kingston Police spent half of what they did to supervise street parties near Queen’s University in 2023 as opposed to 2022.
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Kingston Police spent less, charged more during mass gatherings | Brockville Recorder & Times
Kingston Police spent half of what they did to supervise street parties near Queen’s University in 2023 as opposed to 2022.
Source: recorder.ca
Kingston Police spent less, charged more during mass gatherings | Kingston/Frontenac This Week
Kingston Police spent half of what they did to supervise street parties near Queen’s University in 2023 as opposed to 2022.
Source: kingstonthisweek.com
Police prepare for Queen's homecoming as students criticize strict enforcement
The student government at Queen's University is speaking out against the steep fines and court summonses police have introduced temporarily to curb raucous street parties. Police say they make no apologies for their approach.
Julian Mollot Hill Matt Funnell Kyle Compeau Police Scott Fraser University District Safety Initiative Alma Mater Society At Queen University
Source: cbc.ca
Kingston Police apologize after 'derogatory,' response to KILN event | Kingston/Frontenac This Week
Police have apologized to the Kingston Indigenous Languages Nest after a disrespectful interaction during a traditional teaching last year.
Source: kingstonthisweek.com
Kingston Police apologize after 'derogatory,' response to KILN event
Police have apologized to the Kingston Indigenous Languages Nest after a disrespectful interaction during a traditional teaching last year.
United Kingdom Antje Mcneely Matt Funnell Constance Carriere Prill Kingston Police Insp Standards Bureau
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A walk through Kingston to mark Truth and Reconciliation day on Friday
The Kingston Police and Kingston Community Health Centres are teaming up on Friday to lead a 14.2 kilometre walk to mark Truth and Reconciliation Day.
Source: intelligencer.ca