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Show your supportThe Government of Alberta could not convince Albertans that a new provincial police service was a good idea when it was first introduced in 2021 and now, they’re forcing through the same costly and unpopular idea without consulting Albertans.
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Your Alberta RCMP Members are highly trained public safety experts, bringing best practices from extensive, high-quality initial training at Depot, combined with ongoing training, local knowledge and on-the-job experience to effectively serve our communities.
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Learn more about the impacts of making a change in police services in your municipality, including the ongoing Grande Prairie policing transition.
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Following is a statement from Brian Sauvé, President and CEO of the National Police Federation, in response to Alberta Public Safety and Emergency Services Minister Mike Ellis’ statement for National Police Week. also show blatant disregard for their dedication and sacrifice.
Read moreEdmonton, AB – Earlier this week, the National Police Federation submitted its pre-Budget asks for 2023-2024 to the Government of Alberta, calling for strategic investments into policing to support Alberta’s most impacted citizens and communities following a number of years of underfunding.
Read moreThe National Police Federation (NPF) released details of its pre-budget submission to the Alberta government Thursday and says funding that would be used to create a new law enforcement agency could instead help the "underfunded" RCMP.
Read moreEdmonton, AB — Following is a statement from Brian Sauvé, President of the National Police Federation, regarding the results from yesterday evening’s UCP Leadership election.
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