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The RCMP protects all Canadians by enforcing federal, provincial and municipal laws and leveraging specialized units and general duty police officers for those tasks.

In light of recent media coverage regarding the Royal Canadian Mounted Police's (RCMP) involvement in matters related to the Israel-Hamas armed conflict, we wish to clarify the nature and scope of our ...

The RCMP protects all Canadians by enforcing federal, provincial and municipal laws. The RCMP may not be your police force of jurisdiction. Please look for your closest detachment and contact them ...

The RCMP hires civilian employees in a wide variety of disciplines to support our police officers at the detachment, provincial and federal levels. From administrative support to scientists in the ...

Conduct hearings are open to the public. A list of all of the currently scheduled conduct hearings can be found below. Please note: Hearing dates, times and locations are subject to change. The online ...

A 34-year-old man is charged with terrorism-related offences following an investigation led by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Federal Policing Integrated National Security Enforcement Team ...

Cybercrime investigations are complex and technical in nature. They require specialized investigative skills. As Canada's national police force, we take all cybercrime seriously. Dealing with it ...

Public trust is essential for the RCMP to effectively serve and protect Canadians. As a result, RCMP employees must conduct themselves in a manner that not only meets, but exceeds, the rightfully high ...

You may make a public complaint against an RCMP police officer, a civilian member or a supernumerary special constable about their conduct. The RCMP member must be performing their duties at the time ...

A clandestine lab is a secret or concealed location where criminals produce or prepare synthetic drugs. This can include methamphetamine and MDMA (also known as "ecstasy"). The majority of Canada's ...

When a police officer suspects that a person is impaired by alcohol and or drugs, he or she will conduct a series of tests to determine if there are probable grounds to conduct further testing. A ...