RCMP Depot Division

Three police officers have been killed in the line of duty, and three others have been seriously injured in incidents across Canada over the past two weeks. The RCMP Academy extends our deepest condolences to the families, friends, colleagues and communities of those impacted by these tragedies. We also extend our sympathy to the family and loved ones of the member of the public who lost their life in Montreal.

These incidents are deeply felt throughout the policing community and serve as a sobering reminder of the risks faced by those who choose a career in law enforcement. Our thoughts are with all those impacted in Saskatchewan, Ontario and Quebec.

With over 150 specializations, a career with the RCMP is full of opportunity for continued learning and growth. Today’s is about Pathways Presentations.

Upon successful completion of the , most constables are posted to a general duty position. After completing 6 months of field coaching training at their detachment, and several years of general duty policing, these new police officers can apply for opportunities in more specialized units or areas of the RCMP.

Since 2007, regular members from divisions and various specialized units from across the country have presented at Pathways Presentations for . The presentations include real life experiences serving in detachments, remote postings and specialized positions like Police Dog Services, Forensics, Emergency Response Team, investigative units and more.

There are also special presentations with guidance on mental health, resilience, and detachment dynamics. These optional sessions give cadets a look into what opportunities are available throughout their careers, teaching them how to work towards their goals, and revealing roles they might not have known about.

From remote detachments to specialized services and everywhere in between, the Pathways presentations highlight the many directions a career with the RCMP can take.

There’s still time to submit your application for the Troop 17 Scholarship! A nation-wide initiative that recognizes post-secondary students who have taken a stand against bullying and harassment in their school or community, this scholarship carries on the legacy of Troop 17, the first women RCMP officers in 1974 who overcame barriers and helped pave the way for the future.

The deadline is approaching soon. Apply today: https://ow.ly/9fF550XY1CC

There’s still time to submit your application for the Troop 17 Scholarship!

A nation-wide initiative that recognizes post-secondary students who have taken a stand against bullying and harassment in their school or community, this scholarship carries on the legacy of Troop 17, the first women RCMP officers in 1974 who overcame barriers and helped pave the way for the future.

“…this scholarship will support my increased learning in the field of education, where my aim is to continue uniting individuals and communities in a spirit of support, compassion and love.” - Jamie Kelly, 2025 Winner

The deadline is approaching soon! Share your story for a chance to be considered for the Troop 17 Scholarship: https://ow.ly/9fF550XY1CC