NPF plans campaign to back RCMP members in Surrey, and addresses rumours about a near-term raise offer #RCMP #NPF https://npf-fpn.com/standing-up-for-surrey-rcmp-members-and-raise-rumours/

La FPN prévoit de faire campagne pour soutenir les membres de la GRC à Surrey, et répond aux rumeurs concernant une offre d'augmentation de salaire à court terme #GRC #FPN https://npf-fpn.com/fr/soutenir-les-membres-de-la-grc-de-surrey-et-rumeurs-sur-des-augmentations/

Many RCMP members all across the country go above and beyond their day-to-day calls and duties to build relationships and make a meaningful difference in their communities. We’ll be sharing some of their stories here every few weeks, starting with a remote First Nations community in the Northwest Territories.

Behchokǫ̀ is Canada’s largest First Nations community in the Northwest Territories, with about 2,000 residents. The local RCMP detachment is busy serving the community, with a young and very committed team. One of the ways local officers integrate with their neighbours in Behchokǫ̀ is by visiting the two local elementary schools: Elizabeth MacKenzie School and Chief Jimmy Bruneau School to build relationships with students: the community’s youngest residents. The officers interact with the children as often as possible, participating in gym class, playing pond hockey and skating, and other activities with the kids.

Here are Cst Brandon Irving, Sgt. Ryan Plustwa and Cst. Emily Brady with teacher, Brittany Plustwa, and the children on their first day of school showing their special occasion “high browns” boots and stetsons to celebrate the day — which the kids obviously enjoyed. #RCMP #NPF