Today we would have celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Flotilla for Friendship. We may be “up the creek” this year, but we look forward to paddling ahead next year; forging new friendships, sharing experiences, and healing together. @OttawaPolice
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This month, we honour and recognize the sacrifices and strengths of Canada’s Indigenous people, and recommit to building a future based on equity, fairness, and inclusion for all. #IndigenousHistoryMonth
Every year, @OttawaPolice partners w/ @IDI_Ottawa to host a community Iftar event during Ramadan. This year, we were proud to assist IDI in providing meals & showing support to staff & residents @ Carlingview Manor. TY IDI for continuing to give back in the spirit of #Ramadan.
Our Chair the Rt Hon David Johnston chats with @OPSChiefSloly this morning about the importance of trust and leadership. The event brings together @OttawaPolice senior officers, staff sergeants, and managers.
Honoured to have the opportunity to learn from Canada's 28th Governor General, the Rt. Hon. David Johnston, in discussion with our very own @OPSChiefSloly, at today’s @OttawaPolice Joint Senior Officers, S/Sgts & Managers meeting.
Wonderful to attend last night’s @ACMPOttawa #BlackHistoryMonth “Empowering our Future”event. An exciting evening celebrating incredible accomplishments & hearing from inspiring leaders in our community, including a powerful keynote address from @OttawaPolice Insp @GrangerIsobel
Jumma Mubarak to all my friends & family. It was great to meet 3 officers today @OttawaPolice in our community area Masha Allah! And a friendly warm welcome to all of you guys. Please be mindful that the French language is important for us @OPSChiefSloly@TimTierney@OverbrookCA
#BHM2020 Special Constable Floyd Hutchinson is famously known to have mentored more recruit candidates than anyone else at OPS. He was awarded the 2020 Black History Community Builders award. #ottnews
Black History Month
Insp. Debbie Miller - First recipient of the Thomas G. Flanagan Scholarship in 1993. Was one of five first black female sworn police officers in 1994. #BHM2020
The City of Ottawa is hiring an Anti-Racism Specialist. Applications will be accepted until February 21. The Specialist will work across the municipality and with community partners to build an anti-racism approach into the way the City works. Apply now: https://t.co/fm8YooLfsP
NRT South @OttawaPolice attended Heatherington Winter Event #Heatherington Officers and community members shared a good time. Thanks @eastcpcs . Officers handed out hockey gear and hot chocolate coupons to local youth. @AltaVistaWard18
Thank you @ElenaAbel4 @WabanoHealth @TIOttawa for an informative morning and for shining a light on this important issue. We must continue to work together to raise awareness and create change.
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