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6 bd 5 AVID LEA dlea@metroland.com Halton police officers tasked with working sever- al days in northern Indige- 2 nous communities are call- z ing their experiences in- 6 valuable and deeply im- pactful. Between Jan. 14 and April 4, a total of 36 police Beaver | Thursday, July 13, 2023 | i=] regions were flown to the remote com- munities of Kashechewan, Fort Albany and Attawa- piskat and stations the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service (NAPS). Dubbed “Operation Northern Exposure," the Reconciliation efforts and increase police cultural awareness levels by allow- ing Halton officers to ob- serve and learn from the work of the local police ser- vice; interact with the com- nous culture, said Halton Police Deputy Chief Roger "Halion Police Const. Dan Jaworski talked about his experience at one of ities during a presentation before the Halton Police Board on Thursday, June 29. Stationed in Kasheche- wan Jaworski said that while he was warmly wel- comed by the community his work began pretty much when he hit the ground. “We were immediately thrust into the reality of re- duced staff levels and oper- ational demand," he said- afirst evening of communi- Be Jnvolvement and learn- liaising with our NAPS. Seats quickly be- came a power nap and im- We're celebrating 30 years of service this month, and we want to extend a heartfelt Officers from Halton, Peel and York mediately we got to work.” Jaworski Doted shadowing cers was a very different thank you to everyone we've had the pleasure of serving over the years. We are looking forward to many more years of supporting you and protecting the things you hold dear. Michelle Cooper Insurance and Financial Services Inc. Michelle Cooper, Agent 1545 Cornwall Rd Unit 43 Oakville ON 905-826-4900 michellecooper.ca O Desjardins Insurance insidehalton.com HALTON POLICE VISIT INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES TO LEARN FROM LOCAL POLICE i Halton police photo learn from their approach to policing. police in Indigi experience from policing isno anonymity and some- in Halton. one youarrestonedaymay ingshortageinthe commu- be someone who helps you with something the next. He said due to the small size of Kashechewan there Fresh Haddock Fillet deep fried in our own Beer Batter and served with our signature Fresh Cut Fries, Coleslaw and homemade Tartar Sauce. ——— Enjoy your all-time favourite meals without all the hassle! Daily Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Specials Open daily from 7am to 9pm ¢ 645 Plains Road E, Burlington 905-592-1077 * theskywaydiner.ca Due to an officer staff- See - page 7