Police board passes Becky Kent’s motion to write justice minister about RCMP’s changes to satellite offices
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19, Halifax RCMP said they aren’t going ahead with satellite offices for Eastern Passage, Fall River, and Beechville.
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Police board passes Becky Kent’s motion to write justice minister about RCMP’s changes to satellite offices
BY SUZANNE RENT
OCTOBER 29, 2026
Vice-chair of the Halifax Board of Police Commissioners Becky Kent at meeting on Sept. 2, 2026. Credit: Suzanne Rent
During a presentation on Oct. 19, Halifax RCMP said they aren’t going ahead with satellite offices for Eastern Passage, Fall River, and Beechville.
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