UPDATE // OCT. 18: MISSING YOUTH FROM FWFN LOCATED The Anishinabek Police Service is relieved to share that the 14-year-old female who was reported missing from Fort William First Nation has since been located and is safe. We are grateful for everyone who kept their eyes open for Kailyn. Miigwech. 🧡 We are fortunate to serve such compassionate communities.

APPEAL FOR INFORMATION: VIOLENT ASSAULT – GARDEN VILLAGE, NIPISSING FIRST NATION On the afternoon of Friday, Oct. 16, the Anishinabek Police Service (APS) received a report about a serious assault in Garden Village. Investigators (APS and Ontario Provincial Police) have since located evidence suggestive of a violent assault at a residence on Semo Rd. and a significant scene at a second residence on Juniper Crescent. Based on evidence at those two scenes, it appears that a very violent incident had taken place, with a resulting loss of blood that may have been life-threatening. Both scenes were held overnight last night, and area residents can expect to see an elevated police presence throughout the day today. At this time, no victim, and no suspects have been identified or located, however extensive investigation suggests that there is one victim and two suspects, with descriptions as follows: VICTIM • male, Black, 18-23 years old • shoulder-length black dreadlocks, with a light patch of hair on chin • ~6’ tall, slim build • dressed in all black (black hoodie, black sweatpants, black shoes) SUSPECT #1 • possibly Caucasian • wearing a beige, hooded, bomber-style jacket and a toque SUSPECT #2 • no description at this time We are requesting assistance from the public in helping locate and / or identify any of the involved parties. Based on the investigation, it is believed that the assault occurred between the hours of 11 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15 and 1 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 16. Full news release: anishinabekpolice.ca/appeal-…

UPDATE: Both females missing from Fort William First Nation have been located and are safe.

Our officers may be the face of APS, but we couldn’t do it without our civilian staff. 💙 The guys call her the GOAT… and we’ll leave it at that. 🐐@topfans

The Anishinabek Police Service is happy to share that the 38-year-old female who was reported missing from Fort William First Nation has since been located and is safe.

The Anishinabek Police Service extends its condolences to the Hamilton Police Service, Durham Regional Police Service, and RCMP following the tragic deaths of their members. We stand alongside you as you grieve. Our hearts are also with the officers’ families, partners, and loved ones as they carry the full weight of these losses into the coming days, weeks, months and years. Three officers in two days. There are no adequate words to capture how profoundly this will impact all who serve, whether in uniform or as professional staff. They say the smallest act of kindness is rarely as small as it feels to the person receiving it. If someone in your life is struggling today, send a text. Call them. Let them know you’re concerned and that help is available. There is no shame in asking for help, and certainly no shame in accepting it. You are not alone.

Our thoughts are with the @CalgaryPolice officer who was shot and injured following a traffic stop yesterday. We extend our support to their family, loved ones, and every member of the CPS, and wish the officer a full and speedy recovery.

Billy has been located and is safe. Miigwech to all those that shared this post.

Good evening. As of 8:40pm on Aug. 6, efforts to locate Billy are ONGOING. He has not yet been located and we continue to seek the public’s assistance in sharing his photo and any information that would help our investigation. Miigwech.

Different faces. Different communities. One team. 🚔 There’s more than one path to policing — maybe yours leads to APS. Serve. Connect. Make a difference. 👮‍♀️ Answer the call. Join APS. AnishinabekPolice.ca

We extend our heartfelt condolences to our @DRPS colleagues following the tragic motor vehicle collision earlier today that resulted in the loss of one of their Constables in Training and left a second Constable in Training hospitalized with critical injuries.     Our thoughts are with their loved ones, classmates, and instructors during this incredibly difficult time.

Four years ago, APS shared its trilingual rendition of O Canada in English, French, and Anishinaabemowin. Since then, it has led to unforgettable moments—from the Blue Jays and PWHL to OACP conferences and the FBI National Conference. Most importantly, it continues to be used in schools, where children are learning our national anthem in Anishinaabemowin. Miigwetch to everyone who has watched, shared, and supported this journey. 🇨🇦 🪶

The Anishinabek Police Service is happy to share that the 13-year-old female who was reported missing from Fort William First Nation has since been located and is safe. If you shared the photo of the missing youth today, we’d kindly ask you to now delete that post to safeguard her future privacy.