Winnipeg's new police chief prioritizes Indigenous reconciliation efforts

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Gene Bowers was sworn in as Winnipeg's new police chief on Monday, focusing on reconciliation with Indigenous communities and addressing mental health crises. He emphasized the need for compassion, accountability, and community engagement in policing. Bowers, a 36-year veteran of the police service, aims to improve relationships with the community and promote restorative justice, especially for youth. He plans to enhance front-line policing and response times to combat violent crime. He also committed to creating an Indigenous action circle to foster dialogue and ensure Indigenous voices are heard. Bowers seeks to make the police service a leader in reconciliation efforts.


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