
RCMP in Ottawa welcomes first full-time facility dog for employee mental health
The General is the focus of a new 18-month pilot project dedicated to helping improve employee mental health for RCMP employees in the National Capital Region.
Examining the RCMP's efforts to support the mental health and wellbeing of Canadians and employees.
The General is the focus of a new 18-month pilot project dedicated to helping improve employee mental health for RCMP employees in the National Capital Region.
The RCMP has launched a new fitness test that provides a streamlined approach to enhancing individual fitness goals, while offering new techniques to measure performance on duty. It helps ensure that officers are able to perform the physic
Read about the RCMP-led team that is called in to respond to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives attacks in Canada.
The RCMP rolls out a new pilot to test zero-emission vehicles and green its nation-wide fleet.
Sexual assault is a complex issue that impacts many people and vulnerable communities. Understanding the key facts of sexual assault and how to support victims can help ensure better outcomes.
Across the country, RCMP employees are finding ways to stay fit and inspire others.
Read how a new fitness test will ensure front-line RCMP officers can keep up with the physical demands of police work.
The RCMP in Alberta is working with provincial therapists to give mental health support to people in need.
Fake news is a reality. Learn more about how two RCMP employees have developed a workshop to help Canadians understand and avoid it.
RCMP psychologists play an important role delivering services that help keep police officers safe and healthy. Hear from five RCMP employees’ on how psychologists can better support police officers.
RCMP and other first responders in Saskatchewan and Quebec have access to a free and private online program that can help them manage anxiety, depression and trauma. Read more about those efforts.
The RCMP in Canmore, Alberta just added the first hybrid police cruiser to their fleet.
RCMP cadets are a major part of a new study on operational stress that will ultimately contribute to new initiatives to support all officers' mental health.
With some modifications, the RCMP was able to keep its training academy open during the pandemic.
The RCMP Guide to Supporting Transgender, Non-Binary and Two-Spirit Employees aims to help employees and contribute to an inclusive workplace.
RCMP officers and healthcare professionals in Newfoundland and Labrador are working together to help people in crisis.
Responding to incidents like Operation H-Strong is difficult work. Learn how the RCMP is supporting employees throughout the investigation.
When the COVID-19 pandemic took hold, the work of RCMP employees changed overnight. Take a look at their tireless efforts in communities across Canada.
The Turtleford RCMP worked with the Thunderchild First Nation in rural Saskatchewan to help protect the community from COVID-19.
RCMP officers in Paulatuk, Northwest Territories, helped organize a radio bingo game during COVID-19 so Elders and seniors could feel connected but safe.
RCMP officers on marine and land patrols in coastal British Columbia are adjusting how they serve Indigenous communities to protect residents from COVID-19.
Read how the RCMP's Support for Operational Stress Injury Program helps employees in need.
RCMP officers in Old Crow, Yukon, are going above and beyond to help prevent the spread of COVID-19
RCMP are keeping an eye on empty business and industrial areas amid physical distancing.
RCMP and the Esgenoopetitj First Nation are developing a safety plan so this Indigenous community can thrive.
New software is helping RCMP officers in Manitoba better respond to people in mental health crisis.
The RCMP Fitness Squad in Yellowknife uses lunchtime workouts to encourage exercise and connect with youth.
Two weightlifting RCMP officers are learning the power of sport can benefit more than your muscles.
Sleep issues are always on the minds of Fiona Vincent and Dr. Charles Samuels, who say fatigue is one of the biggest health and safety challenges facing police officers.
Just breathe — two words you might hear from someone who thinks you need to relax. They’re also the primary elements of a program that Sergeant Marie-Josée McCool developed to help boost people’s natural resilience to stress.
Sometimes — after years of struggle, heartache and healing — the smallest gift can have the biggest impact.
God's Lake Narrows, a Manitoba fly-in community, is stronger following a healing camp targeting addictions and social issues.
For police and other first responders who struggle with mental illnesses, making the decision to get treatment can be tough.
When the removal of a tumour on his optic nerve left him blind in one eye, Constable Michael Jaszczyszyn was told he would never return to active duty again. But he didn’t let that seal his fate.
The first time RCMP Corporal Lynn Saulnier cried after finding out three of her colleagues were killed in the line of duty was at the dry cleaner.