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Iqaluit deputy mayor calls on police foot patrols to resume

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By Daron Letts, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News Iqaluit’s deputy mayor is calling for “very successful” joint patrols between Iqaluit bylaw and RCMP to be reinstated, after the project was halted in the spring due to a lack of available police officers. “I would like to call on the RCMP to get their staffing numbers to where we can work together again,” said Kim Smith during Tuesday’s governance and priorities meeting.
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