Proudly representing ~970 front-line RCMP Members across Nova Scotia. Authorized by the @NPFFPN. #OurNSRCMP
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- 70% of residents in #RCMP-served communities are satisfied with the policing services they receive.
- 75% want to continue with the current RCMP policing model.
- 72% of Nova Scotians province-wide support keeping the RCMP as Nova Scotia’s police service.
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Meet Cst. Don Matthews, a General Duty #RCMP Member serving Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. With more than 16 years of RCMP experience , Cst. Matthews is proud to both live and serve in the province he calls home.
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🐾 Have you read this story yet?
Discover the journey of Hubert Martin, from aspiring Mountie to dedicated RCMP dog handler, in this edition of K9 Chronicles: npf-fpn.com/the_locker/k9-ch…
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There’s more to policing in Nova Scotia than what you see on the surface.
#OurNSRCMP brings you closer to the #RCMP Members who serve communities across the province and the stories behind their service.
👉 Explore OurNSRCMP and discover Why We Serve:
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The Why We Serve website brings together experiences and insights from #RCMP Members across Canada, highlighting the diverse roles, expertise, and dedication that support public safety from coast to coast to coast.
Learn more here: whyweserve.ca/
We remember Cst. Carl Frizzle Wilson, who died of injuries sustained when struck by an automobile while directing traffic at the scene of a highway collision near Portapique, Nova Scotia on September 9, 1948. #RCMPNeverForget
We remember Cst. Joseph Ernest André Claude Gagné, who died as a result of a police car collision on Hwy. 217 in Seabrook, Digby County, Nova Scotia on September 6, 1995. #RCMPNeverForget
Beyond responding to calls for service, #RCMP Members are also neighbours, volunteers, mentors, coaches, and community members who contribute in many ways outside of their policing duties.
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Proud to be part of the community.
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With nearly 1,000 #RCMP Members serving 39 municipalities and 13 First Nations, Nova Scotians benefit from local, provincial, and federal policing expertise. Learn more about the future of policing in Nova Scotia: whyweserve.ca/ournsrcmp/
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Have you had a chance to read this story on our blog? The story showcases how #RCMP specialized services support police partners, providing the expertise, resources, and readiness needed when communities face complex emergencies.
Read the full story:
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What does it take to investigate some of the most serious crimes in Nova Scotia? In this video, meet Cst. Jeff MacFarlane, an RCMP investigator with the Major Crime Unit, and learn how he and his team respond when major incidents occur 🎥 : youtu.be/l0b4QEp8qXk?si=s5iV…
Have you had a chance to read our latest blog?
Read the full story and get a behind-the-scenes look at one of the #RCMP's most specialized policing roles🐾: npf-fpn.com/the_locker/k9-ch…
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In Nova Scotia, #RCMP Members are part of this broader national network, bringing local knowledge and national expertise to support public safety at home and across Canada. Learn more about the work they do and the specialized services they provide.
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Today marks the 30th anniversary of the loss of Sgt. Derek Cameron Burkholder, who was shot and killed in the line of duty while responding to a domestic dispute on June 14, 1996, in Mader’s Cove, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia. #RCMPNeverForget
We remember Cpl. Terry Gerrard Williams, who drowned in a boating accident while on duty, in the Sheet Harbour Passage, Halifax County, Nova Scotia on June 8, 1969. #RCMPNeverForget
Through the Why We Serve initiative, the NPF-FPN national platform shares experiences from coast to coast, highlighting the people behind the badge and building a stronger, more connected national community that reflects #RCMP service across the country.
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Whether responding to calls for service or showing up for their community in quieter moments, our RCMP Members' commitment goes beyond the job, it’s personal. Proud to serve. Proud to be part of your community.
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Each year, Nova Scotia RCMP Members respond to more than 145,000 calls for service. Whether it’s handling emergencies, leading complex investigations, or connecting with residents through prevention and outreach, their work makes a meaningful difference every day.
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Have you had a chance to read this story on The Locker?
It takes a closer look at a high-risk incident in Halifax and highlights how the #RCMP works alongside Halifax Regional Police to respond quickly and effectively when it matters most.
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Did you know there’s a national platform that brings together stories from RCMP Members across the country? The Why We Serve website highlights the people behind the badge, sharing experiences from coast to coast to coast.
whyweserve.ca/