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Word on the beat: police forces aren’t all the same

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

September 9, 2026

Word on the beat: social media/false information

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

August 29, 2026

Word on the beat: Lloydminster crime suppression

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

August 21, 2026

Word on the beat: ongoing investigations

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

August 10, 2026

Word on the beat: body worn cameras

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

August 1, 2026

Word on the beat: characters in policing

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

July 18, 2026

Word on the beat: Drug overdoses

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

July 6, 2026

Word on the beat: Traffic collisions

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

June 28, 2026

Word on the beat: Summer time

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

June 22, 2026

CP NewsAlert: 1 dead, 3 injured in shooting on Saskatchewan First Nation, RCMP say

CP NewsAlert: 1 dead, 3 injured in shooting on Saskatchewan First Nation, RCMP say

Word on the beat: Little Bear

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

June 15, 2026

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New workshop to help parents navigate youth social media use
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