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Rankin Inlet police look to connect with public through pickleball

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RCMP in Rankin Inlet are replacing donuts with pickles, at least when it comes to the courts. Cyclist Hazel Netser is flanked by RCMP Cpl. James Johnston, left, and Const. Julien Clement at the hamlet’s bike rodeo, held Aug. 12. The officers handed out stickers and temporary tattoos during the event. (Photo by Daron Letts) Officers in the community are promoting pickleball as an all-ages pastime to strengthen relationships. “Down the road we can…

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Rankin Inlet police look to connect with public through pickleball

RCMP in Rankin Inlet are replacing donuts with pickles, at least when it comes to the courts.

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The Record broke the news in Woodland Park, United States 2 days ago on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.

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