Royal Canadian Mounted Police Company Profile

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Company Name	Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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Boats	5
Motto	Maintiens le droit"Defending the Law"[1][2]
Awards	Battle honours, Canadian Newsmaker of the Year (2007)
Formed	1 February 1920; 98 years ago (1920-02-01)[3]
Country	canada
Founded	1873
Website	rcmpcareers.ca
Industry	law enforcement
Vehicles	Cars: 5,600, Trucks: 2,350, Motorcycles: 34, Snowmobiles: 481, All-terrain vehicles: 181
linkedin	linkedin.com/company/rcmp-grc
Divisions	National Division: National Capital RegionB Division: Newfoundland and Labrador C Division: Quebec D Division: Manitoba E Division: British Columbia F Division: Saskatchewan G Division: Northwest Territories H Division: Nova Scotia J Division: New Brunswick K Division: Alberta L Division: Prince Edward Island M Division: Yukon O Division: Ontario V Division: Nunavut Depot Division: Regina, Saskatchewan, National Division: National Capital Region, , B Division: Newfoundland and Labrador, , C Division: Quebec, , D Division: Manitoba, , E Division: British Columbia, , F Division: Saskatchewan, , G Division: Northwest Territories, , H Division: Nova Scotia, , J Division: New Brunswick, , K Division: Alberta, , L Division: Prince Edward Island, , M Division: Yukon, , O Division: Ontario, , V Division: Nunavut, , Depot Division: Regina, Saskatchewan
Employees	28,461 (2015)
Volunteers	Approximately 1,600 Auxiliary Constables[4]
size_range	1001 - 5000
Detachments	Alberta: 119 British Columbia: 154 Manitoba: 88 New Brunswick: 44 Newfoundland: 43 Northwest Territories: 22 Nova Scotia: 53 Nunavut: 26 Ontario: 16 Prince Edward Island: 6 Quebec: 14 Saskatchewan: 113 Yukon: 14, Alberta: 119, , British Columbia: 154, , Manitoba: 88, , New Brunswick: 44, , Newfoundland: 43, , Northwest Territories: 22, , Nova Scotia: 53, , Nunavut: 26, , Ontario: 16, , Prince Edward Island: 6, , Quebec: 14, , Saskatchewan: 113, , Yukon: 14
Fixed-wings	26[8]
Helicopters	8[8]
Abbreviation	RCMP/GRC
Headquarters	M. J. Nadon Government of Canada Building73 Leikin DriveOttawa, Ontario K1A 0R2[5]
Parent agency	Public Safety Canada
Sworn members	Commissioner: 1Deputy Commissioners: 7Assistant Commissioners: 26Chief Superintendents: 58Superintendents: 179Inspectors: 348Corps Sergeant Major: 1Sergeants Major: 1Staff Sergeants Major: 13Staff Sergeants: 812Sergeants: 1,923Corporals: 3,377Constables: 11,491Special Constables: 55Civilian Members: 3,838, Commissioner: 1, , Deputy Commissioners: 7, , Assistant Commissioners: 26, , Chief Superintendents: 58, , Superintendents: 179, , Inspectors: 348, , Corps Sergeant Major: 1, , Sergeants Major: 1, , Staff Sergeants Major: 13, , Staff Sergeants: 812, , Sergeants: 1,923, , Corporals: 3,377, , Constables: 11,491, , Special Constables: 55, , Civilian Members: 3,838
Federal agency	Canada
General nature	Federal law enforcement, Gendarmerie, Local civilian police
Unsworn members	Public Servants: 6,331, Public Servants: 6,331
Agency executives	Queen Elizabeth II, Commissioner-in-Chief, Charles, Prince of Wales, Honorary Commissioner, Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, Honorary Deputy Commissioner, Brenda Lucki, Commissioner
Preceding agencies	Royal Northwest Mounted Police (RNWMP) (1904), North-West Mounted Police (NWMP) (23 May 1873), Dominion Police (1868)
Number of employees	2903
Operations jurisdiction	Canada
Constituting instruments	Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act, Provincial Police Acts
Significant operation(s)	Mayerthorpe tragedy, Spiritwood Incident, Moncton shooting
Elected officer responsible	The Honourable Ralph Goodale, Minister of Public Safety

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