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NAPS officers honored with Coronation medals

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THUNDER BAY — Receiving a King Charles III Coronation medal is “a massive honour,” Const. Mason Morriseau said after Nishnawbe Aski Police Service Chief Terry Armstrong presented medals to him and two other NAPS officers. Also receiving Coronation medals Monday at NAPS headquarters were Sgt. Robert MacPhail and Const. Miles […]
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NAPS officers honored with Coronation medals

Four Nishnawbe Aski Police members have received King Charles III medals for outstanding community service work in drug abuse prevention.

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(+) – When I looked up after receiving my medal, everyone was standing and clapping for me

On Thursday, the musicians in the school band were honored. One musician in particular received attention.

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