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.
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 […]
This special Bell Lets Talk Day blog spotlights one of 150 stories RCMP Members shared in “Why We Serve: Stories of Today’s RCMP Members” Police officers are more likely to experience traumatic events than the general population. On average, most […]
It’s become fashionable among some media and elected officials to trash-talk police and, in particular, the RCMP. Like most fast-fashion, though, this trend is bad for our society as a whole. Much of what is said isn’t true or is […]
Why would the police want your shoes? Maybe it’s for an investigation? Research? You might find it’s for a reason you wouldn’t expect. RCMP Members have diverse jobs; they are committed to community safety, and sometimes safety isn’t as clear-cut […]
With over 37,000 followers on TikTok and Instagram and videos that have gotten over 622,000 views, Falak Mughal, a constable based in St. Albert, Alberta, otherwise known as @thatdesigirlcop online, has been using social media to break stereotypes and inspire […]
As the autumn hues turn into a crimson sea of poppies and the poignant occasion of Remembrance Day, Canadians remember and reflect on the sacrifices made by the brave men and women in uniform. Today, we embark in the journey […]
The thin blue line (TBL). You’ve seen it on flags, bumper stickers, patches, and tattoos. Do not mistake it as just another symbol, however. For Canadian law enforcement, it’s a badge of honour that signifies unity, sacrifice, and a steadfast […]
