20,000 Members means 20,000 unique stories to tell. From advocacy to community, history to behind-the-scenes content, it's all stored here in The Locker.
RCMP Members work in communities across the country to keep Canada and Canadians safe. They are also proud members of these communities and are engaged in initiatives throughout the year. While the holiday season is a time of joy and […]
“Louis Riel was a leader, and he fought for the rights of Indigenous people. In my role as a Member of the RCMP, I also want to be a leader and stand up for of all those who are vulnerable.” […]
The National Police Federation Benevolent Foundation (NPFBF) is widely known for providing support to the families of Fallen Members, both on and off duty, and in addition to this critical work, the Foundation also provides financial assistance to students across […]
Members who serve with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are part of a highly specialized policing service and the RCMP’s unique and integrated federal, provincial and specialist policing model is a model increasingly envied and replicated around the world. […]
Setting Sail on an Unforgettable Adventure In late August, Members with the West Kelowna RCMP Indigenous Policing Services in British Columbia hosted the Okanagan Recruiting Youth Canoe Journey, an epic adventure for 26 youth who had the opportunity to paddle […]
As of Tuesday, September 3, 2024, Canada has advanced to the semifinals and is guaranteed to compete for a medal at the 2024 Paralympic Games. These matches are scheduled for Thursday, September 5 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. ET […]
Cpl. David Lane, a Member of the Nova Scotia RCMP is not only candid about his strategies to stop human trafficking, he’s also promoting them. RCMP Members from specialized teams like Cpl. Lane from the Human Trafficking Unit dedicate their […]
In today’s fast-paced and wired world, finding solace can be a challenging task amidst the daily chaos – especially for Members of the RCMP whose job is dynamic and difficult, with exposure to potentially traumatic events and people experiencing difficulties… […]
Over 100 years ago, a remote area in the Northwest Territories became the centre point of one of the largest single-event loss of life for on-duty Members of the RCMP, called The Lost Patrol. Even 114 years after The Lost […]
June 27 marks Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Awareness month. Below, Sergeant Major Stephen Archibald shares his own experience to lead and inspire others to know that help is available, and that PTSD can get better. We thank Stephen for allowing us […]
“I think that being a mother and a police officer are very similar in a lot of ways. As a mother you are many things…you take care of your children when they are sick, listen to them when they need […]
Meet Cst. Jean-Philippe Dupont, affectionately known as “JP”, a dedicated Member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) who embarked on a unique and transformative journey from policing the varied streets of Burnaby, BC, to the remote Inuit community of […]
