News - Police

On April 01, 2016, new detachment policing boundaries were put into effect between the St-Pierre-Jolys and Steinbach RCMP detachments.

Proposed amendments introduced to the Public Sector Compensation Disclosure Act would better protect the personal safety of police officers by allowing them to be identified by number instead of name as part of public-sector compensation disclosure reporting.

The RCMP “D” Division have published their annual “Year in Review” report and is now available for viewing on the RCMP website.

Manitoba police will soon be able to access vital information more quickly in their search for missing people as a result of proclamation of the Missing Persons Act.

Manitoba will see police governance and enhanced accountability with the proclamation of the next phase of the Police Services Act, Justice Minister Andrew Swan announced.

RCMP have completed an investigation into the conduct of Winnipeg Police Officers involved in an arrest which occurred in 2009.

The Honourable Vic Toews, Canada’s Minister of Public Safety, issued a statement marking the conclusion of contract negotiations with provinces and territories currently served by the RCMP.

An extra 66 officers will be added to police services province-wide as part of the province’s plans to make all Manitoban communities safer.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) “D” Division and the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC), today, signed a Memorandum of Understanding supporting common goals to enhance relations and facilitate police service delivery to First Nations peoples in Manitoba.

In response to concerns voiced by municipalities and the public, the government will be proposing to amend Bill 16, the new Police Services Act when it goes before a legislative committee for second reading, Attorney General Dave Chomiak said.