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The Six Nations Police Service is responsible for policing the roads and property of the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. This area of primary jurisdiction is defined in the Six Nations Regional Policing Agreement as the Six Nations Reserve, which means “reserve” as defined in the Indian Act.
The identification of the agency geographical jurisdiction does not limit or restrict the authority of the Six Nations Police as sworn peace officers for the Province of Ontario.
PALS Parent / Guardians,
We had an extra game at the end of the day.
We are on our way back from the PALS Paintball trip now. Should be back approximately 4:30 pm.
The students had a blast! ... See MoreSee Less
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Tracey Sowden-Hill
Lee VanEvery
Vanessa General
It was a beautiful day for a ball tournament…We want to thank all those that participated, came to watch, and supported our Community Awareness Event….
A winners- Six Nations Police
B winners- Six Nations Fire
C winners- Child and Family Services
D winners- Mental Wellness ... See MoreSee Less
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Great day !
We had a fantastic time! ⚾️🚒💨
We had a lot of fun!
Twas awesome 👏
Finals start now!
C finals- Child and Family Services vs Child and Youth Health on diamond 1
D finals- Mental Wellness vs Paramedics on diamond 2
3pm- A finals- Six Nations Police vs GREAT
On diamond 1
B finals- Six Nations Fire vs Public Works in diamond 2
Today is the day! Come on out to the Ball diamond in Ohsweken for our a Community Awareness Event…. Food for sale… bouncy house.. Six Nations Police and Six Nations Fire set up as well. ... See MoreSee Less
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