Retirements mean Moose Jaw police hoping for a new dog
“It’s a big loss,” Bourassa said. “It will be felt.” Bourassa said the MJPS will be looking to find both a new Victim Services co-ordinator and, hopefully, a new facility dog. “Through Donna’s initiative, Kane has had a really, really good impact in terms of opening a lot of doors that might not necessarily be open …,” he said. “And we really want to continue that.” Blondeau — who, earlier this month, announced her upcoming retirement — started with the MJPS in May 1994, having previously worked with the province’s Aboriginal Court Worker program. She built MJPS’...
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