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.
Operations
How Dr. Della Wilkinson shaped the next generation of forensic scientists.
Human interest
The RCMP was thrilled to be part of the Blue Jays 2025 playoff run.
Health and environment
In Part 3 of the Gazette series on the 2014 Parliament Hill attack, Sergeant Curtis Barrett shares his mental health journey in the aftermath.
Operations
Amidst an historic wildfire season in northern Saskatchewan, the RCMP played a major role in preventing major losses, and loss of life.
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
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.
Cyberbullying can have a psychological impact on victims, including anxiety, poor concentration and feelings of hopelessness. Get some essential facts on cyberbullying instances, and its impact on youth in the latest RCMP Gazette article.
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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