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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2025 · 40 MIN

Devon Clunis: "ONE: A Story of Hope in Our Time"

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Stuart Murray sits down with Devon Clunis, the first Black Chief of Police in Canadian history, to discuss his new autobiography "ONE: A Story of Hope in Our Time."Devon shares his journey from a small Jamaican village without running water to becoming a transformative leader in the Winnipeg Police Service. More than just a memoir, Devon's book serves as a catalyst for meaningful conversations about unity in diversity during increasingly divided times.We're talking:Why Devon felt compelled to write this book now and its timely messageHow his personal experiences shaped his vision for community policingThe concerning finding that among 16,000 Canadians surveyed, only 6 people expressed satisfaction with the current state of the worldDevon's powerful encounters with mentors who changed his life trajectoryA surprising full-circle moment connecting Devon's family history to WinnipegHow faith and resilience guided him through his most challenging experiences as an officerDevon offers a refreshing perspective on building community in an age of isolation, emphasizing that "diversity alone is not the solution - we need to be unified in that diversity."Check out ONE: A Story of Hope in Our Time

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