ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaA talk with the woman who will be leading Charlottetown’s police force as of June 16th3 days agoDuration 6:583 days agoNewsDuration 6:58Jennifer McCarron will soon be the first woman to ever lead Charlottetown Police Services, as its current chief moves over to municipal management ranks. McCarron, who takes over as acting chief on June 16, sat down to talk with Louise Martin of CBC News: Compass. Related Stories Jennifer McCarron named interim chief of Charlottetown Police Services Charlottetown police chief hopes to keep on ‘solving problems’ as city’s new CAO Charlottetown not part of new P.E.I. police team aimed at curbing drugs, organized crime Saint Johners weigh in on city policing through surveys Public engagement shapes Edmonton police commission’s search for a new police chiefTrending NowVideo1:54Toronto pub mass shooting linked to tow truck industry violenceThe National June 5Video2:27Threats, insults as Trump-Musk feud explodes into public viewThe National June 6Video1:34Why #SkinnyTok videos are being blocked on TikTokCBC News June 6Video2:01Ozempic, Mounjaro linked to vision loss in diabeticsThe National June 7Video0:52Orca whales spotted off Cape Breton in ‘once in a lifetime’ experienceJune 5now
A talk with the woman who will be leading Charlottetowns police force as of June 16th
