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City turns security cameras back on after month of policy development

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Security cameras in the city are beginning to be turned back on, after a new policy was developed and put in place February 12.

Cameras were deactivated in January following accusations that Doug Gillard, the head of the Municipal Enforcement Division, used the cameras to look at women.

A security camera located between two windows in the Yellowknife Public Library has a view of the study area. It is one of several inside the library. They had turned off city cameras after controversy early January.
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Currently, cameras at the public library, Fieldhouse and Multiplex are back in service. Additional cameras will be reactivated as further assessments happen regarding camera access and placement occur.

The policy is available on the .

 

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