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Treaty Three Police Service A Culturally Sensitive Police Service that values "Policing for the people by the people". This account is not monitored 24-7.

To report a crime or for immediate assistance, contact T3PS at 1-888-310-1122. The Treaty Three Police Service was first formed in 2003 as a self-administered First Nation Police Service consisting of 28 former OPP First Nation Constables. Since our inception our Service has grown and evolved into a professional Police Service with a Sworn Officer compliment of 89 Officers that are responsible for policing 55,000 square miles of Treaty Three Territory in Northwestern Ontario, which includes 20,000 people residing on 23 separate First Nation Communities. We are proud to police in a Community that has strong history, culture and traditions. Our workforce is reflective of our Community and we greatly value the strength that this diversity offers. Cultural and Community programs coupled with strong Community connections are an important part of our organization. The Treaty Three Police Service continues to evolve and remains focused on addressing what is most important to our Communities. To achieve growth we have to remain continually connected with our past while working with the Leaders of our Communities, our Police Service Board, our Citizens and our Officers to address current issues with a forward thinking - strategic focus. Our achievements are measured through accountability, transparency, governance and communication with our Citizens, our funding partners and partner policing agencies. We are a busy and exciting Service that values personal growth and provides opportunities to explore different sections and work assignments. If you are interested in a career with the Treaty Three Police Service or have a general interest in our Service please take the time to explore our website to learn more about us.

The Treaty Three Police Service Street Crime Unit, with assistance from T3PS Crime Unit and Uniform officers, recently c...
10/20/2026

The Treaty Three Police Service Street Crime Unit, with assistance from T3PS Crime Unit and Uniform officers, recently concluded a drug trafficking investigation in Shoal Lake #40 First Nation.

The investigation resulted in two arrests and the seizure of co***ne, Percocet tablets, Canadian currency, and a digital scale.

Read the full media release on our website for more details: https://www.t3ps.ca/arrests-made-in-drug-trafficking-investigation-in-shoal-lake-40-first-nation/

Anyone with information regarding the trafficking of illegal drugs is encouraged to contact Treaty Three Police Service.

Interested in a career at T3PS? Our recruitment team will be at Migisi Sahgaigan on October 26 to discuss opportunities ...
10/14/2026

Interested in a career at T3PS? Our recruitment team will be at Migisi Sahgaigan on October 26 to discuss opportunities in person! Cannot attend? You can contact our team anytime via email or visit our website to view current job postings.

SERVE. PROTECT. BELONG.

T3PS Recruitment

🚨 Joint Police Operation Disrupts Drug Trafficking Activity in Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation 🚨 A collaborative enforcemen...
10/13/2026

🚨 Joint Police Operation Disrupts Drug Trafficking Activity in Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation 🚨

A collaborative enforcement initiative involving the Treaty Three Police Service and the Ontario Provincial Police - North West Region has resulted in the seizure of a large quantity of suspected fentanyl with an estimated street value of $10,000, drug paraphernalia, a large knife, and an imitation handgun.

The investigation also resulted in multiple criminal and provincial charges, including drug possession, failing to comply with court-ordered conditions, resisting arrest, and driving while suspended.

Full media release available on our website: https://www.t3ps.ca/collaborative-police-investigation-disrupts-drug-trafficking-activity-in-wabigoon-lake-ojibway-nation/

Anyone with information about the trafficking of illegal drugs is encouraged to contact police.

Weekly Report - NEWWe are back with a new weekly reporting format. We will now provide the top ten occurrences for each ...
10/13/2026

Weekly Report - NEW

We are back with a new weekly reporting format. We will now provide the top ten occurrences for each week when operational capacity allows.

Last week we had 410 occurrences total. Top 10 occurrences included property checks, community services, R.I.D.E., police assistance, es**rt, traffic enforcement under the Highway Traffic Act, intimate partner violence, attempt or threat of su***de, compliance check, and unwanted person.

Behind every call for service is a community member in need of assistance. T3PS is committed to providing a professional, dedicated and responsive police service that is sensitive to the traditions and culture of the communities we serve.

GIZHAADIGEZIWANG OKO WIIJI'IJIWINAN
Policing for the People by the People

- DA

T3PSB Notice: the next Quarterly Meeting will take place in Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation. Details are provided in the po...
10/09/2026

T3PSB Notice: the next Quarterly Meeting will take place in Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation. Details are provided in the poster below.

For more information about the Treaty Three Police Services Board, please visit their website: http://t3psb.ca

Miigwech Jody Smith from The Maanaji’iwin Project, community partners and participants for making this event such a succ...
10/09/2026

Miigwech Jody Smith from The Maanaji’iwin Project, community partners and participants for making this event such a success! It is inspiring to see so many showing their support.

Victim Services
Ontario Provincial Police - North West Region
Gizhewaadiziwin Health Access Centre
Weechi'ittewin Family Services
Shelter of Hope
Giishkaandago’Ikwe Health Services

- DA

09/30/2026

Our final story of National Recovery Month.

This week, Autumn shares a deeply personal story of loss, substance use and finding a way forward.

After losing her mother to substance use, Autumn found herself struggling with substance use as she navigated her grief. Her journey eventually led her to seek help at Morningstar Detoxification Centre and Mino Ayaa Ta Win Healing Centre.

Her story reminds us that even through profound loss, healing is possible, and reaching out for support can be the beginning of a new path.

Thank you to Autumn for having the courage to share her story, and to the organizations that supported her journey.

Five people. Five journeys. Five reasons to believe in recovery.

As we close out National Recovery Month, we hope these stories have reminded our communities that no one is alone, help is available, and change is possible. ^RF

We're Hiring!Treaty Three Police Service is currently recruiting for three Full-Time Permanent civilian positions:• Prop...
09/24/2026

We're Hiring!

Treaty Three Police Service is currently recruiting for three Full-Time Permanent civilian positions:

• Property and Facilities Manager
• Training and Development Manager
• Policy, Quality Assurance and Compliance Manager

These positions offer opportunities to contribute to the work of T3PS and support effective, culturally responsive policing throughout the Treaty #3 area.

Positions are available at our North, South, or East Detachment, with successful candidates able to select their preferred location.

📅 Application deadlines:
October 19, 2026: Property and Facilities Manager
October 22, 2026: Training and Development Manager and Policy, Quality Assurance and Compliance Manager

For full job descriptions, qualifications, compensation details, and application instructions, visit www.t3pscareers.ca

As an Indigenous employer, we encourage First Nations, Inuit, and Métis applicants to apply.

Serve. Protect. Belong.

- DA

           

💙 Community ConnectionsCadet Hailey Bombay recently attended Naicatchewenin Community Day to represent Treaty Three Poli...
09/24/2026

💙 Community Connections

Cadet Hailey Bombay recently attended Naicatchewenin Community Day to represent Treaty Three Police Service and connect with community members.

Standing proudly beside her is her grandfather, Elder, Councillor, and retired T3PS member Dennis Smith.

It was a special moment to see two generations connected through community and service. Miigwech to Hailey for representing T3PS, and to Dennis for his many years of service to our communities.

GIZHAADIGEZIWANG OKO WIIJI'IJIWINAN
Policing for the People by the People

- DA

09/23/2026

WELLNESS WEDNESDAY | RECOVERY STORIES 💚

Sometimes, the road to recovery begins after experiencing profound loss.

This week, Johna-Joe shares her story.

After losing her father, Johna-Joe turned to substance use while navigating grief. Her journey eventually led her to seek support through Migisi Alcohol and Drug Treatment Centre, where she received traditionally rooted treatment and began a new chapter in her life.

Her story reminds us that healing can take many forms, and that reaching out for help can be the first step toward a different future.

Thank you to Johna-Joe for having the courage to share her story, and to Migisi Alcohol and Drug Treatment Centre for supporting her journey.

Five people. Five journeys. Five reasons to believe in recovery. ^RF

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Kenora, ON

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Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

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+18075485474

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