Police forces say they are preparing to find a way to keep more than 3,400 people safe to keep together with rocky mountains during this summer G7 Summit in Cananaskis, Alberta.
Calgary Police Commission report says that police expect about 70 official guests, 2,000 delegates and 1,400 journalists will be in the area between Calgary and Cananaskis on the summit.
SUPT. Joe Bur from the Calgary Police Department estimated that 70 official guests, 2,000 delegates and 1,400 journalists will be present at the G7 Simple, which took place from June 15 to 17 in the Kananaskus state in Alberti.
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“It’s a big security event and I would say dangerously that it was probably the biggest security event since we were last hosting the summary of this size (2002),” the Calgary Supt Police Service. Joe Bral said at a press conference on Wednesday.
The G7 is scheduled for June 15 to 17, gathering leaders from Canada, the United States, France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom and Italy, as well as the European Union.
Police forces from all over Canada will support safety efforts, including authorities from Edmonton, Winnipeg and Vancouver.
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A large portion of Cananaskis will be extinguished for the event, including the trails and areas for daily use.
This map, published by an integrated safety and security group, which will ensure the security at the G7 summit in Cananaskis in June 2025, shows a large area that the wider public will not have access during the references.
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RCMP says that teams will be on standby for modern security threats such as drones, along with the fact that one of the leaders – US President Donald Trump – recently faced two assassination threats.
Several areas of Cananaskisa will be beyond the borders during the G7 summit
The summit will be unique because of its position in the rocky mountains, surrounded by forest, rivers and mountains. Rcmp boss Supt. David Hall said officers plan to patrol the area, but they refused to share the specifics of how the region would be secured.
The limited area will also be a flight -free zone. The details of whether the airspace limitations will be applied to commercial airlines are still elaborated, Hill said.
William Watson Lodge, located in Alberta Kananaskis land, where a huge area will be closed to the public in June 2025, because Canada hosts the G7 Summit.
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Police will implement 30 nautical miles during the event without flying around Kananaskis, while at the same time there will be a temporary limit to the Calgary International Airport, he added.
“If there is an activity of drones that care about the safety and safety of the summit, we have measures we will implement, but again, these are the things we will keep to ourselves,” Hill said.
The safety agencies of the countries will share information on potential threats of Hill calling the “International Cooperation Center”.
Security costs will be published after the end of the summit.
Kananaskis last held the host at the 2002 Summit, less than a year after September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the United States
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