
Musical Ride horses find new pastures
One year in, the RCMP's Divestment of Horses Program has rehomed dozens of Musical Ride horses. Listen to Olela and Viper's stories in the audio story.
Musical Ride
Showcasing some of the programs and people behind the RCMP, past and present.
One year in, the RCMP's Divestment of Horses Program has rehomed dozens of Musical Ride horses. Listen to Olela and Viper's stories in the audio story.
Musical Ride
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Former RCMP Commissioner sits down with Gazette magazine to discuss his 34-year career with the organization
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Former RCMP Commissioner Giuliano Zaccardelli sits down with the Gazette to discuss his 37-year career with the organization.
Building on a longstanding relationship, the RCMP partners with the CFL to complement recruitment efforts and foster a sense of Canadian pride.
Recruiting
Former RCMP Commissioner Philip Murray sits down with the Gazette to discuss his 38-year career with the organization.
Muslim Federal Employees Network hosts first Eid celebration at National Headquarters to celebrate the richness of its diversity.
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Nunavut appoints first Staff Sergeant Major to strengthen ties with the community and help standardize policing approach across the territory.
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Former RCMP Commissioner Bev Busson sits down with the Gazette to discuss her 34-year career with the organization.
Four retired members from the RCMP's first female troop, discuss the early years of women in policing, the challenges they faced, and how they were able to redefine policing across Canada.
In this interview with the Gazette, Inspector Karla George talks about her early work in the North, and her new role as the officer in charge of the Prime Minister's Protective Detail.
Her first peacekeeping mission to Haiti, in 2015, left a lasting impression on RCMP Corporal Kim Deniger. Now she’s planning her third mission abroad
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In this Q-and-A, Corporal Danielle Laroche shares her unusual path to joining the RCMP, her experiences on mission in Haiti, and advice for those considering a policing career.
Constable Roya Kashani shares her story of becoming a Canadian citizen and the Mountie who inspired her to join the RCMP.
A troop of 32 diverse pre-cadets gathered at the RCMP’s training academy to gain hands-on experience and learn more about a career in policing.
Constable Matt Hope’s career has spanned the country. He says there’s no other job like it.
In this Q-and-A, Commissioner Mike Duheme talks about his top priorities for the RCMP and his plan to advance them.
Across the country, RCMP officers speak a variety of languages to best serve Canadians from coast to coast to coast.
The RCMP has recognized four of its telecommunications operators for their outstanding work at Operational Communications Centres supporting police and the public.
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In the early hours after the September 11, 2001 terror attacks in the United States, when diverted flights began to arrive at the international airport in Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador, RCMP Corporal Mike Hall knew what he ha
Two months after the 2001 terrorist attacks in New York City, an RCMP photographer found herself at the foot of the carnage at the Twin Towers – reporting on the aftermath.
Nunavut RCMP Superintendent Marie-Claude Côté draws upon her international peacekeeping work with her new posting.
Together, RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki, former RCMP Commissioner Bev Busson and former Ontario Provicial Police Commissioner Gwen Boniface have more than 100 years of policing experience.
The RCMP Guide to Supporting Transgender, Non-Binary and Two-Spirit Employees aims to help employees and contribute to an inclusive workplace.
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Eric Pham’s harrowing escape from Vietnam 40 years ago shaped his approach to life, work and living with gratitude.
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Reservist Al Jagoe knew he couldn’t completely step away from police work when he retired after more than 35 years with the RCMP.
Wearing a nine-kilogram weighted vest, Constable Amanda Nelles climbed over a 1.8-metre wall during a test of physical and mental endurance for the RCMP’s Emergency Response Team (ERT).
Across Canada, a group of RCMP officers work every day to attract new recruits and ensure the national police force remains vibrant and reflects the people it serves.
In an interview with Gazette magazine, Commissioner Brenda Lucki talks about her vision for the organization, her priorities and what matters most to employees
Being on the Musical Ride is more than just horsemanship. RCMP officers are constantly honing their time management and teamwork skills while in training and on tour.
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Deciding when to send in a tactical vehicle, bomb squad or canine unit is Superintendent Lucie Dubois's call.