Sudburians are being encouraged to sign up for the third annual Greater Sudbury Police Service Truth and Reconciliation Relay, which runs Sept. 1 this year.
The relay began as an internal challenge, said Acting Greater Sudbury Police Chief Sarah Cunningham. This year, the launch happened early with the hope of giving organizations the chance to recruit participants this summer. There is also a friendly competition between the Greater Sudbury Police Service and the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service, which culminates in the exchange of the Championing Change paddle, which is showcased at the headquarters of the police service that logs the most kilometres.
They will also be asked to choose a call to action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to consider while they log their kilometres, with a focus on finding a way to implement that call in their everyday life and work.
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