RCMP Veterans’ Association – Vancouver Division

  VAC Stakeholder Community These past few weeks have been incredibly difficult for our Veteran community. With the Taliban’s rapid advance across Afghanistan, it appears that the entire country could soon be under their control. Given all it represents to so many of our Afghan Veterans, the fall of Kandahar will surely be particularly challenging. […]

Miscalculation of Disability Pensions Class Action Advocate Ed Rockburn of Kingston Division has provided the following information regarding the captionally noted. “Hello, I am Ed Rockburne, the Advocate for the Kingston RCMP Veterans, and I was asked to look into the lawsuit regarding Members and Former Members of the Military and of the RCMP on […]

Commissioner’s Broadcast Signing of First Ever Collective Agreement for Regular Members and Reservists The National Police Federation (NPF) and the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat (TBS) signed the first ever collective agreement for non-commissioned regular members and reservists. After several months of negotiations, the six-year agreement was ratified by members and applies from April 1, […]

Independent Investigations Office of British Columbia Dear Members, The Association has been advised of  job opportunities at the Independent Investigations Office of British Columbia.  These involve a forensic support function. Here are some of the details of the job, Job Details BAND 4 – Investigator, Forensic Support – (79032) Posting Title BAND 4 – Investigator, […]

A Note from Ottawa Division August 11th. All Members, Just a reminder that the mailing address for Ottawa Division has changed. The new address is: PO Box 9045, Stn. T Ottawa, ON K1G 3T8 Canada Post has advised that after 15 August, all mail addressed to our old address will be returned to sender. Copyright […]

The Latest from Newfoundland & Labrador Division Member   Operation Trafficked St. John’s Newfoundland Helen C. Escott Trafficking Human trafficking stops when men stop buying women and children for sex Crime Thriller Operation Trafficked News Release It is possible to get away with murder if you kill people whose lives are already devalued by society. […]

RCMP Collective Agreement Dear Members, Over the past while a number of questions have arisen regarding pension increases and retroactivty related to the noted Collective agreement. Our pension specialist, Steve Walker has been making enquiries on the behalf of the Association and has learned the following from NPF Special Advisor, Kim Hendricken. “The Collective Agreement […]

Dear Members, The devastation of fires in British Columbia in June included the village of Lytton which went from smoke to ashes in 23 minutes. Sadly, the fire that consumed Lytton also took two lives. The damage estimate to the town is $78 million. Some members of Lytton Detachment, RCMP lost their homes and their […]

My name is Alan Scott and I am a retired Staff Sergeant from Peel Police here in Ontario. My company is currently looking for retired police officers with surveillance and counter surveillance experience for a client in Vancouver. I was wondering if you could send an email to your retired membership with the attached job […]

ARE YOU A RETIRED PEACE OFFICER WANTING TO SUPPORT THE COVID-19 EFFORT? The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is currently seeking candidates to surge our enforcement capacity. If you have a strong enforcement background, are great at dealing with people and want to support Canada’s efforts to reduce the importation and spread of COVID-19 […]