Jayden Dean
Approximately how many police officers does the RCMP employ?
what is 19,000
What is the North-West Mounted Police?
In 1873, this early Canadian police force was created to establish law and order in the West and eventually became today’s RCMP.
This national police service enforces laws, prevents crime, investigates offences, assists in emergencies and responses to cyber crime across Canada.
What is the rcmp?
What is the NPF?
The RCMP’s union OR the National Police Federation.
What are the 6 application stages:
1. Online application
2. RCMP Entrance Exam
3. PARE fitness test
4. Interview
5. Background/security clearance
6. Medical and psychological evaluation
The RCMP serves as the provincial police force in every province except which two?
what is Ontario and Quebec
Who were the first NWMP recruits?
These 300 original members undertook one of the toughest early missions in Canadian history, laying the foundation for the modern RCMP.
In 1874 the rcmp first hired this group as guides and courts, marking an early point in their long relationship with the indigenous peoples.
Who are the Métis?
What is one of the biggest problems that the RCMP are currently facing?
Staff shortage.
The RCMP's five operational priorities focus on key areas to enhance public safety and community well-being. These priorities guide their strategic initiatives and resource allocation. What are the 5 priorities?
1. Crime Reduction
2. Indigenous Communities
3. Mental Health and Addictions
4. Cybercrime
5. Road Safety
What is the name of the specialized RCMP team that investigates and disrupts terrorist activities?
what is Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET)
What is the March West?
This 1,300-kilometre expedition in 1874 tested the endurance of the NWMP and proved Canada could assert control in the West.
This sector within the rcmp is responsible for overseeing member conduct, managing discipline, and promoting professionalism across the organization.
What is the professional responsibility sector?
What are the two oversight bodies for the RCMP that were mentioned in our presentations?
The Civilian Review and Complaints Commission (CRCC) and the Independent Investigations Office of B.C. (IIO).
When was the RCMP‑Indigenous Collaboration, Co‑development & Accountability Office launched?
May 2021
What two major responsibilities does the RCMP carry out when preventing terrorism?
Criminal investigation and intelligence collection
What is the RCMP dress uniform?
Known today for the iconic red serge, this uniform style was originally chosen to reflect discipline and British military tradition.
Modern media portrayals of the rcmp often highlight this major issue within the organization, contributing to declining public trust.
What is systemic racism and workplace harassment?
How much did the average vacancy rates rise between 2017 and 2023?
7%.
What initiatives exist to build trust with indigenous communities or other marginalized groups?
1. RCMP‑Indigenous Collaboration, Co‑development & Accountability Office (RICCA)
2. National & Divisional Reconciliation Strategies
3. Indigenous Policing Services & Engagement
4. Cultural Competency / Training / Internal Change
How many municipalities does the Westshore RCMP detachment police on southern Vancouver Island?
what is 5
Who is Sir John A. Macdonald?
The Canadian Prime Minister who played a key role in creating the NWMP as part of establishing federal authority in the newly expanded country.
The RCMP cover 4 jurisdictions
What are federal, municipal, provincial, territorial?
How long did the RCMP go without a union and why?
The RCMP went nearly 150 years without a union due to a federal court decision when the RCMP was first founded.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) operates its own training facility known as the RCMP Academy, Depot Division. Where is it located?
Located in Regina, Saskatchewan.