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Word on the beat: RCMP structure

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

April 20, 2026

Word on the beat: Bail hearings

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

April 11, 2026

Word on the beat: Traffic collisions

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

April 5, 2026

Word on the beat: Stop, police

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

March 29, 2026

Word on the Beat: Learn and improve

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

March 22, 2026

Word on the beat: Missing people

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

March 15, 2026

Word on the beat: Hate speech

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

March 4, 2026

Word on the beat: Police operations

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

February 24, 2026

Word on the beat: Weapons

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

February 17, 2026

Word on the beat: reasons and rationale

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

February 4, 2026

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