April 8, 2025, 3:21 pm
Manitoba’s government has allocated $3.3 million to expand the RCMP’s emergency response team, doubling its size to better handle rising crime concerns. This strategic move is designed to improve rapid deployment and enhance public safety across the province. Officials stress that the additional manpower will significantly boost the team’s effectiveness in addressing emergencies and curbing criminal activity, affirming the province’s proactive commitment to community security.
Justice Minister Matt Wiebe says $3.3 million is being directed to double the RCMP emergency response team's current roster of nine full-time positions.
WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government says adding officers to a police emergency team will help address crime.
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