The Deep River Police Service Board has announced the appointment of Mark Kane as the next chief of police for the Deep River Police Service, effective June 29.
In a statement announcing the appointment, the board said Chief Kane brings extensive leadership experience to the role, having served as a police chief for the Annapolis Royal Police Department in Nova Scotia, and has been a senior policing professional across multiple jurisdictions in Canada and internationally.
“Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a strong commitment to community-based policing, officer wellness, and organizational excellence.
“He has a proven track record of strengthening police services through strategic planning, modernizing operations, and fostering positive relationships with both officers and the communities they serve.”
The board said Kane is also “deeply engaged in the broader policing community and is a strong advocate for inclusive and community-focused policing.”
“The board is confident that Chief Kane’s experience, leadership, and values will support a strong future for policing in Deep River,” said Tracy Russell, chair of the Deep River Police Service Board…
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