GNWT says no to standalone crime reduction strategy
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GNWT says no to standalone crime reduction strategy
Emily Blake
Tuesday October 27, 2026 at 5:48am MT
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The NWT government says it is “not contemplating” developing a standalone, whole-of-government crime reduction strategy as it would “add limited value” to current public safety initiatives.
A majority of regular MLAs passed a non-binding motion in May, introduced by Yellowknife Centre MLA Robert Hawkins, calling for such a strategy to address “serious and evolving criminal activity” in the NWT.…
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