Member Updates, Media Releases, and News Coverage

By now, many people in B.C. know a construction worker, dental hygienist or even office worker who’s received a COVID-19 vaccine – but the Ministry of Health isn’t providing a list of companies where employees have been offered immunization. At […]

Brian Sauve, head of the National Police Federation, says there are roughly 1,000 RCMP officers in Nova Scotia capable of protecting the public. He says Canadians are made safer by the RCMP. Read more: https://globalnews.ca/video/7694714/head-of-rcmp-union-says-officers-in-n-s-capable-of-protecting-citizens

The Regina Police Service (RPS) is hoping to make a decision on how to best use rapid tests for its members in the next week, as the province works to make hundreds of thousands of these tests available to front […]

Ottawa, ON — Following is a statement from Brian Sauvé, President of the National Police Federation, urging the Government of British Columbia to prioritize access to COVID-19 vaccinations for RCMP Members: “The National Police Federation fully supports British Columbia’s effort to […]

Ottawa, ON — Following is a joint statement from Brian Sauvé, President of the National Police Federation, Casey Ward, President of the Regina Police Association and the Saskatchewan Federation of Police Officers, and Dean Pringle, President of Saskatoon Police Association and […]

SURREY, BC – A new Freedom of Information request obtained by the National Police Federation (NPF) shows a newly hired Deputy Chief for the Surrey Police Service is making $235,000 a year in salary and up to $320,000 a year with benefits, […]

SURREY, BC – Transitioning from the RCMP to the delayed and unpopular Surrey Police Service (SPS) could cost most current RCMP Members up to $109,000 in an immediate, out-of-pocket costs. The National Police Federation, which represents around 850 RCMP Officers […]