Grants and Contributions:
The File Hills First Nations Police Service has renovated a sub‑office in one of its most remote communities (Carry the Kettle), increasing police presence and visibility. Since the renovation, Carry the Kettle has reported feeling better supported by the service. The Police Service now plans to collaborate further with the communities currently served as well as others to develop a long‑term expansion and stabilization plan, ensuring all communities served by the File Hills First Nations Police Service fully benefit from the program.
The purpose of this amendment is to increase Public Safety Canada funding from $13,910,855.57 to $14,945,101.31.
To improve policing and community safety outcomes in First Nations and Inuit communities, in collaboration with provinces and territories of jurisdiction.
To contribute to improved policing and community safety outcomes in First nations and Inuit communities, in response to their unique needs and priorities.