National News Safety patrol formed after violent crimes mark Yukon community By Chris MacIntyre Sep 03, 2019 After violent crime changed their community, it was time to make positive changes. That’s when Selkirk First Nation in the Yukon formed a Community Safety Officer Program. The program sees safety officers patrol the streets, in conjunction with local RCMP. Report an Error Tell us your Story Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Your Email Address *Details *WebsiteSubmit Report Tags: Crime, Safety, Selkirk First Nation, Yukon Continue Reading Backpack giveaway eases back-to-school financial crunch Court allows six Trans Mountain appeals focusing on Indigenous consultation Author(s) Chris MacIntyre [email protected] More Stories Anishinabek Nation demands action on 2007 Ipperwash inquir... 14 hours ago By Annette Francis Turning the tide: Quebec premier visits Cree Nation displa... 14 hours ago By The Canadian Press House of Commons to hold emergency debate on deaths of Fir... 17 hours ago By APTN National News Gizhe Waa Tii-Si-Win Expo unites over 70 essential service... 4 days ago By Cierra Bettens Cree mother says Regina hospital turned her son away – o... 4 days ago By Rachel May Vote for new president of the Métis National Council put ... 4 days ago By Dennis Ward