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Walking With the Community, For the Community
Who We Are?
Rooted in traditional values and driven by a commitment to non-violence, we offer a visible, supportive presence in our neighborhoods—responding to harm with care, and offering help without judgment.
Our volunteers patrol the streets to build relationships, reduce conflict, and support those most at risk.
We are not law enforcement—we are community members working with and for our people to create safer, more connected spaces.
Inspired by Indigenous teachings and community-driven principles, Bear Clan Patrol has become a model for grassroots safety efforts, with similar initiatives emerging in other parts of the country.
Restoring Our Power, Protecting Our People
Bear Clan Patrol exists because our communities carry a deep responsibility to each other—and to future generations. Once sustained by our own languages, governance, and spiritual teachings, we recognize that these ways remain alive and vital today. Our work is about restoring the capacity to care for our people on our own terms, through our own values. It is not only about safety—it is about sovereignty, healing, and hope. We walk to reclaim what was always ours: unity, responsibility, and the power to create lasting change.

Safety Starts With Showing Up
Our volunteers patrol the streets to provide frontline support—distributing food and supplies, helping those in crisis, cleaning up drug paraphernalia, and responding to community concerns. We intervene peacefully, assist with de-escalation, and act as a bridge to social services when needed. Each patrol is rooted in the belief that safety begins with being present, listening without judgment, and responding with care.

Changing Lives, One Patrol at a Time
From preventing violence to offering a warm meal and a kind word, Bear Clan Patrol’s impact is felt daily in the lives we touch. We’ve safely disposed of thousands of needles, responded to calls for assistance, and helped reconnect people to supports. But our greatest impact is measured in the trust we’ve built—and the healing we continue to walk toward, together.

Join the Movement. Walk With Us.
Whether you volunteer your time, donate resources, or help us spread awareness, your support strengthens our ability to serve. Bear Clan Patrol is powered by the community—for the community. There’s a role for everyone in this work, and every step taken together brings us closer to safer, more connected streets. Ready to make a difference? We’ll walk beside you.

Let’s Walk Together
North End Patrol
Friday:
5:30 PM: Meet up at 126 Alfred Avenue
Winnipeg, MB R2W 1X1
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM: Patrol
Saturday & Sunday:
12:30 PM: Meet up at 126 Alfred Avenue
Winnipeg, MB R2W 1X1
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM: Patrol
Coordinator: Susan Chief – (431) 513-0806
Northwest Patrol
Alternate Wednesdays:
5:30 PM: Meet up at Tyndall Park Community Centre, 2255 King Edward St., Winnipeg, MB R2R 0W6
OR
Elwick Community School, 30 Maberley Road, Winnipeg, MB R2P 0E2
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM: Patrol
Coordinator: Garry Alejo – (204) 998‑0871
Downtown/West Broadway Patrol
Thursday & Friday:
5:30 PM: Meet up at Unit D – 419 Graham Ave
Winnipeg, MB R3C 0M3
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM: Patrol
Saturday and Sunday:
12:30 PM: Meet up at Unit D – 419 Graham Ave
Winnipeg, MB R3C 0M3
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM: Patrol
Coordinator: Angela Klassen – (204) 794 3568

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