At the top right, gloved hands adjust a camera lens. On the left, a Zodiac-type boat is rolled into the water (SLOW DOWN THIS PART OF THE VIDEO TO ACTUAL SPEED). At the bottom right, we see the back of a police officer wearing a vest with the words POLICE. On the top right, a diver swims underwater. On the left, a forensic investigator in white coveralls takes a picture of an object on the ground. At the top right, we see a back view of the police dog and his handler moving through a field. On the left, we see a female officer getting into a patrol car. At the bottom, we see an RCMP vessel on the water. At the right top, a police officer in a bulletproof vest gets out of a patrol car. On the left, a police dog and his handler moving into a field. The suspect is handcuffed, then shown watching as a police officer pulls a large bag of drugs out of a bag.Īt the bottom right, handcuffs are put on a suspect. Super: serious & organized crime (at the top right of the screen). On the left, a police investigator identifies herself to a male suspect. At the bottom right, gloved hands remove evidence from the ground. At the top right, a female patrol officer writes in her notebook. On the left, a forensic investigator in white coveralls and goggles examines a ceiling with an ultraviolet light. A close-up of a police car light bar transitions to a convoy of police vehicles. Super: emergency response team (at the top right of the screen). On the left, a screen split in three shows members of the Emergency Response Team walking with their firearms raised.Īt the bottom right, we see a member of that same group from the side with his firearm raised. On the left, we see the front of a motorcycle with the words POLICE. At the top left, someone is walking on a ship deck and at the bottom left, a pilot presses on a dashboard button. At the top right, a forensic investigator examines evidence with a flashlight, then two members in dirty white coveralls open the door of a white SUV.Īt the bottom right, a forensic investigator puts the number 3 on broken glass at a crime scene. Super: forensic identification (appears at the top right).

On the left, a forensic investigator in white coveralls takes a picture of evidence. On the right, a female officer scans a snowy landscape. At the bottom left, we see officer Greyeyes-Brant in a bulletproof vest with the words POLICE. At the top left, we see an epaulette bearing the letters GRC RCMP. On the top is an RCMP patrol car on a street while the bottom shows a hand on a steering wheel. This Bill proclaims February 1 in each year as Royal Canadian Mounted Police Day.A horse and rider logo appears on a black background. This Act comes into force on the day it receives royal assent. This Act may be referred to as chapter R200 of the Continuing Consolidation of the Statutes of Manitoba. In each year, February 1 is to be known throughout Manitoba as 'Royal Canadian Mounted Police Day'. THEREFORE HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, enacts as follows:

WHEREAS in 1873 the Parliament of Canada established a police force named the North-West Mounted Police to enforce the law in Canada's newly acquired territory in Western Canada ĪND WHEREAS the North-West Mounted Police was first based in Manitoba ĪND WHEREAS in 1919 the Parliament of Canada voted to form a national police force by merging the North-West Mounted Police and the Dominion Police of Eastern Canada, and on February 1, 1920, the newly formed police force was named the Royal Canadian Mounted Police ĪND WHEREAS the Royal Canadian Mounted Police has continued to grow as a police force having jurisdiction in eight provinces and three territories and, through its national police services, offers resources to other Canadian law enforcement agencies ĪND WHEREAS today the scope of services and operations of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Canada has expanded and includes enforcement against organized crime, terrorism, illicit drugs, economic crimes and offences that threaten the integrity of Canada's national borders ĪND WHEREAS the men and women of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have given much to our communities in terms of service and sacrifice ĪND WHEREAS there is a need to recognize and promote awareness of the important history and role of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Manitoba THE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE DAY ACT This HTML version is provided for ease of use and is based on the bilingual version that was distributed in the Legislature after First Reading.

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