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We need sweeping changes across multiple police forces. It appears it will begin up top with the RCMP, but the Toronto Police Services, Peel Region, OPP and DRPS also need major changes, especially now that American authorities know dozens of names of plain clothed criminals working for these agencies.
The cuts are coming across the board in Canada, it is just a matter of time. Once the elite realize the old Police State has lost its usefulness in a globally competitive world and is costing Canada BILLIONS each year.
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OTTAWA -
The union that represents 20,000 members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is calling on the federal government to offer clarity on its plans to review Canada’s national police force’s contract policing role.
“The ongoing speculation and vague language from government representatives, the media and pundits is demoralizing to our members whose careers, lives and even families have been built around service to their communities large and small,” said National Police Federation President and CEO Brian Sauvé during a press conference in Ottawa on Tuesday.
During the event, Sauvé called for all level of governments to commit to further bail reforms that include better integration of criminal offence data and the allocation of more resources to the bail system as a whole.
The cuts are coming across the board in Canada, it is just a matter of time. Once the elite realize the old Police State has lost its usefulness in a globally competitive world and is costing Canada BILLIONS each year.
RCMP union seeking 'clarity and certainty' on plans for national police force review
The union that represents 20,000 members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is calling on the federal government to offer clarity on its plans to review Canada's national police force's contract policing role.
OTTAWA -
The union that represents 20,000 members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is calling on the federal government to offer clarity on its plans to review Canada’s national police force’s contract policing role.
“The ongoing speculation and vague language from government representatives, the media and pundits is demoralizing to our members whose careers, lives and even families have been built around service to their communities large and small,” said National Police Federation President and CEO Brian Sauvé during a press conference in Ottawa on Tuesday.
During the event, Sauvé called for all level of governments to commit to further bail reforms that include better integration of criminal offence data and the allocation of more resources to the bail system as a whole.
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