MPPAC support the following petition: To Sign Petition Please Click Here We start this petition off in memory of all of our fallen First Responders and in support of their families. We are petitioning with regards to the motion 388 Memorial Grant for first responders and the Government of Canada’s commitment to supporting the families…

To our National Membership, I write to you today to inform you that I will be stepping down as the national President of MPPAC. My LWOP has come to end and I have started at the Financial Integrity Unit – Federal Serious Organized Crime in E Div HQ. I will no longer be able to…

For Immediate Release SURREY, BC, April 26, 2017. The Mounted Police Professional Association of Canada (MPPAC) says the safety of police officers and the public will improve as the RCMP implements directives (see below) following the on-duty death of Constable David Wynn and wounding of Auxiliary Constable Derek Bond. The RCMP sent correspondence to MPPAC…

A former member of the Codiac RCMP has died while on duty this week in Quebec. CTV Atlantic Published Wednesday, March 8, 2017 5:53PM AST Flags outside the Codiac RCMP detachment are at half-mast today, as members mourn the passing of Const. Richer Dubuc, who called Moncton home for seven years. Friends and colleagues say…

MPPAC is very pleased to announce the opening of our first regional office. This office will expand our capacity to actively support and assist MPPAC Members! 7404 King George Blvd. Surrey, BC Second Floor Having an independent office space provides MPPAC the ability to meet with our Members and conduct business in a private, professional…

Listen Here

We are proud to inform you of our success in renewing and improving our legal indemnification program provided by Lloyds of London. We have been listening to your comments as we advo-cate for members across the country. In most cases, whether it be a Code of Conduct Investi-gation, harassment complaint, human rights complaint, grievances or…

November 17, 2016 – The Mounted Police Professional Association of Canada (MPPAC) applauds a precedent-setting Supreme Court of Canada decision last week to strike down legislation that restricted collective bargaining rights to BCTF. The decision represents a clear warning to the Government of Canada and Federal Minister of Public Safety not to hollow out legislation…

KAMLOOPS Tanya Cronin — It has been a long-fought battle for the right to collectively bargain with the government. Since the 1960’s the RCMP has been barred from forming a union and has remained the only police force in Canada with such a restriction. But last year, The Supreme Court of Canada gave approval for…

Surrey, BC – July 7 2016 – The Mounted Police Professional Association of Canada (MPPAC) continues to stand up for the rights and interests of Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) members to ensure their employer complies with health and safety recommendations following a situation which resulted in the shooting and death of RCMP Constable David…