Making Montreal’s metro safer, new approach by police and STM

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Making Montreal’s metro safer, new approach by police and STM

"We're trying to manage our people in a really human way," says Jocelyn Latulippe, STM Director of Fire Safety and Security, of the Montreal police's new approach to resolving incidents and promoting safety in the metro. Anastasia Dextrene reports.

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