Media Releases and Coverage

Statement: UCP Leadership Election Results

October 7, 2022

National Police Federation Supports Province of B.C.’s “Prolific Offenders” Rapid Report

September 27, 2022

Statement: Minister of Justice and Solicitor General’s Office Continues Misinformation Campaign Related to Unwanted Provincial Police Service Proposal

September 20, 2022

Brian Sauvé: Greater Funding and Long-Term Planning is Needed to Address Critical Staffing Levels Within the RCMP

August 29, 2022

Statement: Inflammatory, Harmful Comments to Media by Indigenous Leaders Risk Escalating Tensions in RCMP-Served Communities

July 25, 2022

Keep Alberta RCMP Campaign Launches List of Alberta Call-to-Action Supporters

June 27, 2022

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Sask. Police Union Opts for Mandatory COVID Testing But Not Vaccines

(Regina Leader-Post) – Regina and Saskatoon’s Police Services are not making vaccines mandatory for officers or employees, but they are making COVID-19 tests mandatory — that is, unless you can show that you have been fully vaccinated. The decision to […]

October 7, 2021

October 5, 2021 – Surrey Taxpayers Will Pay Millions More for Fewer Surrey Police Service Officers than for Current Complement of RCMP Officers

October 5, 2021 SURREY, B.C. – The National Police Federation (NPF) has assessed evolving negotiated salaries and increases for both Surrey Police Service and RCMP officers, revealing that policing costs for Surrey taxpayers are millions of dollars lower each year […]

October 5, 2021

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Member Updates

Fairy Creek Decision and Quesnel Citizen Petition

October 2, 2021

Federal Employee Vaccine Mandate Likely Includes Working From Home

(Ottawa Citizen) – Federal public servants working from home full-time will likely need to be fully vaccinated if they want to keep working under the Trudeau government’s incoming mandatory vaccination policy, the National Post has learned. But how the federal […]

October 1, 2021

NPF Member Content Only

Member Updates

Truth & Reconciliation Day/Focus Groups/LROs

September 30, 2021

Police Union Responds to Quesnel RCMP Shooting Petition

(Quesnel Cariboo Observer) – An online petition calling for the police to be held accountable for a shooting in Quesnel last month has surpassed 1,000 signatures. The petition names David Baker (legally known as David Manlove) as the person who […]

Old-Growth Logging Protesters Dig In as Company Appeals Court’s Injunction Denial

(Canadian Press) – All sides in the old-growth logging dispute dug in deeper Wednesday after a British Columbia Supreme Court judge refused to extend an injunction against protest blockades on southern Vancouver Island. Forest company Teal Cedar Products Ltd. said […]

September 29, 2021 – Media Statement: NPF Responds to B.C. Supreme Court Decision to not Extend Injunction Against Protests at Fairy Creek

September 29, 2021 Vancouver, BC – Below is a statement from Brian Sauvé, President of the National Police Federation, in response to the B.C. Supreme Court decision to not grant an extension to the injunction against protests at Fairy Creek: […]

‘We Are Very Proud’ Of Mounties Who Enforced Fairy Creek Injunction: Union President

(CHECK News) – A day after a B.C. Supreme Court justice denied an extension to the injunction against old-growth logging protests at Fairy Creek, the head of the union representing Canada’s RCMP officers said he’s proud of his members’ approach […]