Toronto Division in Remembrance Day Ceremony in Port Perry
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Superintendent Andy White in his stetson and Past President James Brown of Toronto Division marching at the Remembrance Day Ceremony in Port Perry on November 11, 2018
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RCMP Veteran in First Nations’ Headdress at Vimy Remembrance
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Media coverage of Prime Minister Trudeau’s visit to Vimy Ridge on November 10th, 2018 included a number of photos of the event. Amongst the photos is one which includes an RCMP Veteran in First Nation’s headdress and thought we would share it. Aside from the Prime Minister, also in attendance is the Minister of Veterans’ […]
RCMP is poised to bring “Toys for the North” for the 8th year in a row
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(London, Ontario – November 5, 2018) “O” Division Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has participated in the ‘Toys for the North’ charitable drive since 2010 in partnership with the Canadian Toy Association and Thomson Terminals transportation. This initiative has evolved over the years to include a national network of RCMP, law enforcement, corporate and external […]
SURREY ELECTION 2018- IS IT THE BEGINNING OF THE END OF THE RCMP AS WE KNOW IT?
Posted onBehind the Yellow Tape Posted on October 23, 2018 by Pete Cross On October 20th, the electorate of Surrey said that they are fed up with the RCMP. With the number of shootings seemingly unstoppable, followed by the usual explanations formulated by practised media spin units, saying it was a “targeted” homicide, and the “public […]
RCMP Veterans’ Association Support for Wounded Member
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The following article appeared in Global News on August 31st., 2018 and is being shared for your information, By Elisha Dacey Senior Online Producer Global News An officer who was shot after responding to a call in Onanole, Man., will be well taken care of, says an RCMP association. Corp. Graeme Kingdon, 42, was in […]
Toronto Division Donates Infant Clothing to Halton Women’s Place
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We are pleased to announce that on July 20th, Toronto Division President Steve Semenchuk along with his wife and Associate Member, Dani Semenchuk, presented Halton Women’s Place with a donation of infant and youth clothing for the benefit of those in need. The donation included RCMP themed infant clothing as well as youth T-Shirts donated […]
Statement of RCMP VA President concerning the death of retired RCMP Cst. Krista Carle
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police Veterans’ Association L’Association des anciens de la Gendarmerie royale du Canada Ottawa, Ontario July 11, 2018 RCMP Veterans across Canada were deeply saddened to hear of the tragic death of retired Constable Krista Carle on Vancouver Island this past weekend. Ms. Carle spoke very personally and very publicly about […]
Passing of Regimental #43412, Constable Krista G. Carle (Retired)
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1965 – 2018 Suddenly on Friday, July 6, 2018 in Sooke, B.C. Ms. Carle joined the RCMP in 1991 and served in “K” and “E” Divisions until her medical discharge related to PTSD in 2010. Ms. Carle spoke out publicly along with other female RCMP members and Veterans respecting a culture of sexual harassment within the […]
Passing of Sgt. Andrew Constantine Rozdolsky, Reg. No. 35753
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With his family at his side at Victoria Hospital, London, on Saturday, June 30, 2018, Andrew Rozdolsky in his 64th year. Beloved husband of Svitlana (nee:Vynnyk). Loving father of Krista Lynn (Evan) and Annette Nicole. Dear son of Oksana and the late Lew Rozdolsky of Chicago, IL. Cherished brother of Lesia (Dennis), George, Terry (Lori), […]
Cancellation of Ongoing Project to Establish a National Standard for Service Dogs
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On March 27, 2018, Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) quietly cancelled a project underway with the Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB) to develop a national standard for service dogs. The establishment of a national standard is correctly seen as pivotal to ensuring the appropriate, safe and effective use of psychiatric service dogs as therapeutic support to […]