Two Alberta girls, Maya Ferguson (10) and Haley Nedeljak (11), participated in a special experience where they temporarily assumed command roles within the Alberta RCMP.

The initiative, organized by the RCMP and the Kids with Cancer Society, allowed the girls to engage in various policing activities, including operating drones, using bomb disposal robots, and riding in an RCMP helicopter.Deputy Commissioner Trevor Daroux highlighted the significance of the program, noting the emotional impact on children battling cancer.

The experience, part of the Kids with Cancer Society's 'dream experience' grants, aims to provide once-in-a-lifetime opportunities for children facing health challenges.The girls expressed excitement about the activities, with Nedeljak describing the helicopter ride as 'beautiful and very nice.

' The program underscores the importance of supporting young patients through unique, memorable experiences that counteract the limitations imposed by their conditions.The girls will soon attend a graduation ceremony at RCMP Depot in Regina as special guests, marking the culmination of their extraordinary day.