Their full-time summer assignments have ended, but the cadets will remain active across four North Shore municipalities until mid-October
The school year has begun, but residents have not seen the last of the Thérèse-De Blainville police cadets.
With their full-time summer season now complete, the cadets have returned to their studies and shifted to part-time assignments. They will continue working until mid-October, maintaining a presence across the territory and serving residents.
The Régie intermunicipale de police Thérèse-De Blainville thanked the cadets for their work throughout the summer, praising their engagement, professionalism and dedication. The police service said their contribution supported its community mission and made a genuine difference during the season.
The RIPTB serves Boisbriand, Lorraine, Rosemère and Sainte-Thérèse. The organization employs more than 185 police officers and civilian personnel.
Cadets have also participated in the RIPTB’s Project Quiétude, an initiative focused on public presence and community safety. According to figures released by the police service in June, the project recorded 840 cadet presences in 2024 and 1,302 in 2025, including increased activity in vulnerable areas.
Although the RIPTB did not publish equivalent figures for the summer of 2026, its latest announcement confirms that the cadets’ work will continue beyond the traditional summer period—even as they return to the classroom.
