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RCMP displaying professionalism and their value during trucker protests

The past two weeks have been challenging for Canadians across the country. This is true for RCMP members who find themselves once again in the middle of difficult, and often highly politicized protests, while working around the clock to ease tensions and ensure protests do not escalate.

Police engagement meeting involves all taxpayers

The National Police Federation (NPF) was in Camrose on February 15 to inform local residents about the province’s potential move from RCMP to provincial police.

Keep Alberta RCMP engagement sessions set to roll into Peace Region

The Keep Alberta RCMP organization will be bringing its provincial community engagement tours to the Peace Region.

Quel avenir pour la GRC en Alberta?

ICI Radio-Canada's published article in French discusses the past, present, and future of RCMP in Alberta in great depth and detail.

Education campaign on pitfalls of eliminating RCMP rolls through Leduc

It’s a busy week for members of the National Police Federation.

KeepAlbertaRCMP Community Engagement Tour Additional Central Alberta Dates Added

Edmonton, AB – From February 14 to February 18, 2022, the National Police Federation’s KeepAlbertaRCMP community engagement meetings will continue in Central Alberta to share information, including potential costs, related to Government’s proposed policing transition. Both in-person and virtual sessions will enable participants to share their questions and concerns directly with panelists.

This engagement tour is a direct response to the Government of Alberta consultation tour which will inform a decision about the future of the RCMP in Alberta this spring.

Provincial police service costs more, won't solve rural crime issues: RCMP union reps

OLDS — Replacing the RCMP with a proposed provincial police force will cost far more and won’t really solve issues like crime and long response times in rural areas, two RCMP officers told a crowd in Olds. 

Stettler urban, rural councils hear warnings about Alberta’s provincial police plan

Stettler urban and rural councillors, along with other members of the public, heard warnings from the National Police Federation (NPF) about the Alberta government’s proposal to replace the RCMP with a provincial force. 

Provincial police switch could do more harm than good, say NPF

The Government of Alberta’s proposal to transition to a provincial police service is being questioned by the National Police Federation (NPF), who have been travelling the province on their KeepAlbertaRCMP engagement tour, stopping in Airdrie on February 3.

Federation looking to keep RCMP as Alberta’s provincial police

The National Police Federation is engaging with Albertans across the province to share information it believes shows that Alberta should keep the RCMP and not pursue transitioning to a provincial police service.