Public safety
A routine traffic stop in Saskatchewan led to a major fentanyl seizure, highlighting the crucial role roving traffic units (RTUs) play in intercepting criminal activity.
People and culture
Police services play an essential role in raising funds, generating awareness, and championing inclusion for these incredible athletes.
Operations
For over a decade, dozens of businesses in Saskatchewan were victims of a thief who seemed like a ghost. Until he was caught.
Careers
RCMP Corporal Heather Noon’s life and career weren’t linear. They were fraught with bumps, setbacks, and traumatic events. But Noon never gave up on her dream of becoming a police officer.
Public safety
Impaired driving remains a serious public safety issue in Canada, causing hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries each year. This article explains what impaired driving is, the substances that can affect your ability to drive, key statistics, legal consequences, and practical steps you can take to stay safe and prevent others from driving impaired.
Operations
Fresh off the Moncton mass shooting investigation in June 2014, Corporal Dany Daigle faced gunfire on Parliament Hill.
Public safety
The impact of fraud on victims can be detrimental regardless of demographic or fraud type. In addition to financial loss, many victims also report serious emotional and psychological harm and impacts on their social life.
Reconciliation
Careers
RCMP makes history by appointing first woman Corps Sergeant Major, committing to preserving tradition and advancing modernization efforts
People and culture
Police services play an essential role in raising funds, generating awareness, and championing inclusion for these incredible athletes.
For over a decade, dozens of businesses in Saskatchewan were victims of a thief who seemed like a ghost. Until he was caught.
RCMP arrested 2 prolific cyber fraudsters, who have plead guilty to charges of scamming Canadians and laundering the proceeds of their crimes.
Read about the latest facts and ways to protect your children.
RCMP suspected they had a killer on their hands after Cody Legebokoff was pulled over on a British Columbia highway. But some swift police work revealed much more.
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