OldSolduer
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So who would be in contention to be appointed as the next Commissioner?
RCMP Commissioner Lucki Stepping Down
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BrianWL
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someone who loves getting kicked around by everyone, right or wrong. horrible job.
Booter
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A short list will come out. The current in house officers aren’t really stand out at the moment. We ve burned through a lot over the last few years. And lots of the current ones are tainted by unflattering cbc articles- so a government of appearances is in a bind.
Personally, I believe that we ll have an acting one for a while. As this one didn’t quite work out the way the government, in my opinion, was hoping. She was plagued by some of the worst and largest events she could have been- and would have been over her head in calm seas- so they may be shy to run into a new one immediately.
I hope she enjoys her retirement. She’s taken a beating for a while now. While I disagree with her on a ton of things- she has definitely been fighting in all directions for a while.
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So, according to Wikipedia, the commissioner has 37 years of service, and will have five as commissioner. Therefore, assuming no periods of leave without pay within her service, she would be eligible for 70% of the average of her best five years of pay.
If we assume an average pay of $350k during her tenure as commissioner, then her annual pension would be on the order of $245k, with a reduction at age 65 since the federal plans are all combined with CPP.
Of course, if there are divorces in her past, the numbers may change...
If we assume an average pay of $350k during her tenure as commissioner, then her annual pension would be on the order of $245k, with a reduction at age 65 since the federal plans are all combined with CPP.
Of course, if there are divorces in her past, the numbers may change...
daftandbarmy
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They haven't had a civilian for awhile. Just sayin' 
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William J. S. Elliott - Wikipedia
Halifax Tar
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If I didn't google it, I'd think you made that up lol
You've taught me twice today!
Booter
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He was the absolute worst we’ve had in my experience- even as a person in person.They haven't had a civilian for awhile. Just sayin'
William J. S. Elliott - Wikipedia
Jarnhamar
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It's that rainbow bridge in Asgard.
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As a civvie Commissioner, wasn't he pushing to get himself a concealed carry permit and an issue pistol?
Booter
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He made all sorts of strange issues with the pistol. One was carrying in Afghanistan for his visit. He was just odd at his BEST
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We of course defended him on
It. Even though it made no sense.
Civilian RCMP commissioner carried a gun in Afghanistan - The Globe and Mail
Embattled Mountie boss took firearms courses ahead of Afghan visit
www.theglobeandmail.com
We of course defended him on
It. Even though it made no sense.
daftandbarmy
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Meanwhile, in BC, the RCMP are 20% undermanned....
www.theglobeandmail.com
RCMP vacancies worsen burn out in B.C.
RCMP says it’s ramping up recruitment in B.C., but mayors and policing experts say staffing crunch is hurting public safety in the province
www.theglobeandmail.com
Booter
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The actual problem is larger than this- the numbers are old. The vacancy rate is up closer to the 1300 mark. It’s substantial.Meanwhile, in BC, the RCMP are 20% undermanned....
RCMP vacancies worsen burn out in B.C.
RCMP says it’s ramping up recruitment in B.C., but mayors and policing experts say staffing crunch is hurting public safety in the province
daftandbarmy
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Eye In The Sky
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I wonder how badly the whole “defund the police!!” and all that kind of stuff is affecting recruiting. If I was coming out of high school/post-secondary, would I consider a law enforcement career in todays world?
BrianWL
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from what I understand, police services across the country are not able to recruit fast enough to replace staffing losses, so I would guess - yes........
yet our neighbour's son couldn't get taken on by any of the south-western Ontario forces because he didn't meet the ethnic requirements. After two years searching he finally gave up and pursued another career. Regardless of shortages, WASPS need not apply it would seem or at least they are at the bottom of the list.
Haggis
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Every Canadian LEA and the CAF are recruiting from the same pool. I teach at my agency's College. That pool is wide, but shallow.
I now get recruiting ads on my social media from US state and county agencies as well. CHP are very prominent on my feeds.
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