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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Giuliano Zaccardelli
		Giuliano Zaccardelli is the current Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, as of September 2, 2000.
		Commissioner is the highest rank of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).
		Zaccardelli faces intense scrutiny as reports surface that police knew that Roszko monitored police radio scanners and was not under surveillance, despite his criminal past and possession of firearms.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Giuliano-Zaccardelli (363 words)

	Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
		Commissioner is the highest rank of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).
		(The RCMP was originally known as the Northwest Mounted Police (NWMP), changing its name to the RCMP on February 1, 1920.) The Commissioner reports directly to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness.
		There have been 20 Commissioners of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police since 1873, when the NWMP was formed:
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/c/co/commissioner_of_the_royal_canadian_mounted_police.html (277 words)

	historyofthenwmp
		The desire by the Canadian government and the North West Mounted Police to establish peaceful settlement of the Canadian West was disrupted in 1885.
		While the Mounted Police created a presence in the territory in 1895, the NWMP contingent in the Yukon grew from 19 men to 285 at the height of the Gold Rush in 1898 to ensure that law and order was maintained.
		Police services were extended throughout Canada, while the Force took on the responsibility for intelligence and security duties in addition to its normal police and crime prevention work.
	www.nwmpmuseum.com /historyofthenwmp.html (1136 words)

	USATODAY.com - Head of Mounties apologizes to Canadian sent to Syria because of wrong info
		OTTAWA (AFP) — The commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) apologized Thursday for bad intelligence that led to a Canadian man being deported by U.S. authorities to Syria, where he was reportedly tortured.
		RCMP head Giuliano Zaccardelli said he was "truly sorry" for "nightmare" experienced by Maher Arar and for "whatever part" the federal police's actions "may have contributed to the terrible injustices" he and his family endured.
		Arar, who filed suit against the Canadian and U.S. governments after his return in 2003, said the report restored his reputation, but the case sparked a public outcry in Canada.
	www.usatoday.com /news/world/2006-09-28-canada-syria_x.htm?csp=34 (423 words)

	Governor General to invest 40 recipients into the Order of Merit of the Police Forces
		Deputy Commissioner Lange distinguishes himself through his exemplary leadership and unshakable perseverance in establishing and maintaining strong and close connections among police services, federal and provincial departments and public and private organizations in Quebec, Canada and elsewhere.
		Assistant Commissioner Forbes, over the course of his career with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, has exemplified the ideals of integrated community policing and, through his leadership, has inspired a vision for the future among police officers, civic officials, and the community.
		Chief Freeman's dedication to community policing and police accountability has resulted in significant improvements to the safety, security and quality of life in the communities in which he has lived.
	www.gg.ca /media/doc.asp?lang=e&DocID=4184 (2832 words)

	Prime Minister of Canada: Prime Minister announces Interim Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Deputy Commissioner Busson looks forward to the challenge of leading the RCMP through this transition period, although she has indicated that she does not wish to be considered during the selection process.
		DEPUTY COMMISSIONER BEVERLEY A. Deputy Commissioner Beverley A. Busson was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
		Deputy Commissioner Busson was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Laws by the University College of the Fraser Valley in June of 2004.
	pm.gc.ca /eng/media.asp?id=1464 (484 words)

	Office of the Commissioner for Federal Judicial Affairs - (Reports)
		Canada (Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police) (Re) (C.A. June 15, 1994)
		Canada (Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police) (Re) (T.D. February 23, 1993)
		Canada (Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police) (T.D.), (1997), [1998] 2 F.C. November 4, 1997)
	reports.fja.gc.ca /en/subject/rcmp.html (385 words)

	RBC Financial Group - RBC Letter
		The enforcement of law is in the hands of the police appointed and trained and paid by the people, and its administration is in the hands of magistrates and judges of integrity.
		The police, whether dressed in scarlet, blue or khaki, are the force standing between the citizens of Canada and the anarchy of crime.
		No longer the legendary horsemen of the western plains, the police are fully modern in their methods and equipment, with jurisdiction extending in one form or another from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the North Pole to the border of the United States.
	www.rbc.com /community/letter/march1969.html (3163 words)

	Inquiry Into Certain Activities of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Royal Commission of
		Inquiry Into Certain Activities of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Royal Commission of (McDonald Commission), was a federal commission, est 1977, following allegations of crimes by the RCMP Security Service.
		In its final report, issued in 1981, the commission recommended, among other things, that police comply strictly with the law; that the RCMP be permitted to open mail with judicial authorization; and that a civilian security agency, divorced from the RCMP, be created.
		The new civilian agency, called the CANADIAN SECURITY INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, came into existence in July 1984 and was given broad powers.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0004009 (197 words)

	Edited Evidence * JUST * Number 014 (Official Version) - Committees of the House of Commons (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Quebec, the Police Act provides that calls for service from the public requiring emergency assistance regarding such offences as individual cases of theft or fraud, drug pedalling, etc., fall under the jurisdiction of municipal or provincial police departments.
		Among the police levels instituted by Mr. Ménard, we have the local level, for a population of less than 100,000, which is the size of most of the municipalities affected by the harmonization.
		Commissioner, is that this commentary from somebody working in Forensic Laboratory seems to define “works in progress”, to use your exact commentary, as backlog, and that there were over 1,100 cases on backlog.
	www.parl.gc.ca /committee/CommitteePublication.aspx?SourceId=124116 (7875 words)

	The China Post (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A group of Canadian residents arrested for "terrorism related offenses" had amassed enough explosives to build huge bombs and were planning to blow up targets around southern Ontario, Canadian police said Saturday.
		Police said they had arrested 12 adults and five young people in coordinated raids in the Toronto area.
		Jack Hooper, deputy director of operations at the Canadian Security Intelligence Service said the service was trying to keep track of "350 high-level targets" as well as 50 to 60 organizations thought to be linked to groups such as al-Qaida.
	www.chinapost.com.tw /p_detail.asp?id=83466&GRP=D&onNews= (285 words)

	Supreme Court of Canada - Decisions - Canada (Information Commissioner) v. Canada (Commissioner of the Royal Canadian ...
		The RCMP Commissioner should be ordered to disclose the list of the RCMP members’ historical postings, their status and date; the list of ranks and the dates they achieved those ranks; their years of service; and their anniversary dates of service.
		In this case, application of the functional and pragmatic approach indicates that deference to the RCMP Commissioner would be unjustified and his decision ought to be reviewed on a standard of correctness.
		During the course of that investigation, the RCMP Commissioner informed the Information Commissioner that he would release the current postings and positions of the four serving RCMP members and the last posting and position of the one retired RCMP member.
	scc.lexum.umontreal.ca /en/2003/2003scc8/2003scc8.html (7261 words)

	British Empire: Armed Forces: Units: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
		A small mounted police force was organised from the men of the militia under the command of Captain Villiers.
		In November 1919, enabling legislation was passed in which the Dominion Police, whose primary responsibilities were protecting government buildings in Ottawa {although over the years sundry other duties were added} were to be amalgamated with the RNWMP and the name of the new Force was to be the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
		The Mounted Police and Canadian Sovreignty in the North 1894-1925
	www.britishempire.co.uk:80 /forces/armyunits/canadiancavalry/rcmp.htm (2616 words)

	Annual Report to Parliament 2004-2005 - Report on the Privacy Act - Privacy Commissioner of Canada
		Canadians are anxious, and they expect us to enforce the law and their government to respect the values inherent in our Constitution, as recent polling data shows.
		The Commissioner observed that "Canadians need to understand the full extent to which their personal information is transferred across borders and the full extent to which personal information about them can be and is made available to foreign governments and institutions".
		Canadian and U.S. governments already have extensive information sharing agreements for law enforcement and security purposes, thus the impact on government records and transfers may be slight.
	www.privcom.gc.ca /information/ar/200405/200405_pa_e.asp (11390 words)

	IOL: More arrests possible after raids in Canada
		Police said they could not rule out additional arrests in what is already Canada's largest anti-terrorist operation.
		The 17 were arrested on Friday and Saturday in an operation that involved 400 police officers in and around Toronto, Canada's largest city and its economic powerhouse.
		Police say the group had amassed three tons of ammonium nitrate, a fertiliser that can be mixed with fuel oil to form a powerful explosive, and had the "intent and capability" to carry out attacks.
	www.iol.co.za /index.php?set_id=1&click_id=3&art_id=qw1149543541382B253 (833 words)

	Guiliano Zaccardelli (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Commissioner Giuliano ("Zack") Zaccardelli was born in Italy and immigrated to Canada at the age of seven.
		He joined the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in 1970, assuming roles of increasing responsibility over the next 30 years in areas such as commercial crime, operational policy and organized crime.
		Commissioner Zaccardelli was sworn in as the 20th Commissioner of the RCMP on September 2, 2000.
	www.csidownunder.com.au /zaccardelli.htm (111 words)

	Canadians Nab 17 Terror Suspects, Mounties Say Plot Had More Explosives Than Oklahoma City - CBS News
		The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said they arrested 12 male adults and five youth and foiled plans for terrorist attacks against targets in southern Ontario.
		Canadian police told reporters the group recruited angry young Muslims and maintained an al Qaeda-style training camp north of Toronto.
		Heavily armed police officers surrounded the Durham Regional Police Station in the city of Pickering, as the suspects were brought into the station in unmarked cars late Friday night.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/06/03/terror/main1679996.shtml (785 words)

	Witness Protection Program Act - Legislationline - free online legislation database
		Subject to this Act, the Commissioner may determine whether a witness should be admitted to the Program and the type of protection to be provided to any protectee in the Program.
		The Commissioner's powers under this Act, other than those that may be exercised in the circumstances referred to in paragraphs 11(3)(b) to (d), may be exercised on behalf of the Commissioner by any member of the Force authorized to do so but, where a decision is to be taken
		The Commissioner shall give effect to such directions as the Minister may make concerning matters of general policy related to the administration of the Program.
	www.legislationline.org /legislation.php?tid=178&lid=2698&less=false (1921 words)

	British Empire: Armed Forces: Units: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
		Leonard Hanson Nicholson, the first Maritime Commissioner of the RCMP, was born on June 8, 1904 at Mount Middleton in King's County, New Brunswick.
		Commissioner Nicholson resigned from the RCMP on March 13, 1959 due to a disagreement over sending 50 mounted police troops to control a labour dispute in Newfoundland.
		After his resignation from the Force he served as Chief Commissioner of the St. John Ambulance Brigade in 1960, as Chief of Protection and Investigation for the Bank of Nova Scotia until 1965, and as a member of the Canadian General Council of the Boy Scouts Association from 1965 to 1971.
	www.britishempire.co.uk /forces/armyunits/canadiancavalry/rcmpnicholson.htm (534 words)

	Canada thwarts 'terror blasts'
		Toronto - A group of Canadian residents, arrested in co-ordinated raids across the Toronto area for "terrorism-related offences", had planned to blow up targets in southern Ontario, said Canadian police on Saturday.
		The assistant commissioner of the royal Canadian mounted police, Mike McDonnell, said the group had acquired three tonnes of ammonium nitrate - or three times the amount used in the 1995 bombing in Oklahoma City, United States.
		Police said they had arrested 12 adults and five "young people".
	www.news24.com /News24/AnanziArticle/0,,2-10-1462_1945056,00.html (155 words)

	Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Commissioner is the highest rank of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and of its predecessor agencies, the North West Mounted Police (1873 to 1904) and the Royal North West Mounted Police (1904 to February 1, 1920).
		Royal Canadian Mounted Police report on organized auto theft in Canada with a mention of new involvement of the South American Theft Groups.
		A tribute to the horses and officers of the Vancouver Police Mounted Squad.
	www.omniknow.com /common/wiki.php?in=en&term=Commissioner_of_the_Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police (1806 words)

	Mounted Police
		At both ends of 36th street were mounted police with their horses in formation shoulder to shoulder so that the crowds could see.
		The North West Mounted Police was sent in to detain the Metis and Indian soldiers.
		As the marchers were leaving Selma, mounted police used tear gas and batons to beat down marchers and others who were not part of the march, this became known...
	www.megaessays.com /essay_search/Mounted_Police.html (685 words)

	Michael Geist - U.S. Government Objects to Canadian Copyright Reform Plan
		The Toronto Star reports that local police are investigating complaints that executives at the NHL Players Association accessed and in some cases blocked the email accounts of players who have challenged the hiring of the union's executive director.
		For the past two weeks, police have been looking into whether the union's executive director and senior director of business ordered technical support staff at the union to access player email accounts hosted by the union, and whether such an action would be illegal.
		It would be great to see something on the Canadian scene as my sense is that the changes are afoot as well (the Globe has finally dropped the paywall on columnists for subscribers, while the Canwest papers make the full digital versions available to subscribers for free).
	www.michaelgeist.ca /component/option,com_content/task,view/id,807/Itemid,85 (1394 words)

	Role of the Honorary Aide-De-Camp
		HADCs are presently serving, or former officers of the Canadian Armed Forces (Navy, Army, or Air Force), the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, or municipal police forces.
		Althought the HADC accompanies the Commissioner, it is not necessary for the HADC to be seated on the platform or at the head table.
		The Role of the HADC is to assist the Commissioner in the performance of his/her duties, at the same time providing assistance to you for a smooth efficient function.
	www.gov.nu.ca /commhon.htm (324 words)

	The 2001 Canadian Forum on Volunteerism: The statements
		Giuliano Zaccardelli officially became the 20th Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police on September 2nd, 2000.
		Commissioner Zaccardelli is known around the world for his commitment to leadership and his passion for finding new ways for the law enforcement community to work in an integrated fashion across jurisdictions.
		His commitment to volunteerism and his contribution as co-chair of the Canadian Patron Council for Volunteering has helped to shine a spotlight on volunteerism in Canada and the importance of leadership to fostering the voluntary sector.
	www.volunteer.ca /volcan/eng/content/can-forum/2003keynote.php?display=2,2,2 (396 words)

	The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada - A Failure in Governance and Control - 30 September
		The former Privacy Commissioner abdicated his responsibilities as a deputy head for ensuring the proper administration of the Office.
		I am concerned that an even greater harm may be done if this unusual case is generalized to all the employees of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner and the entire public service.
		The report on the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada is available on the Office of the Auditor General of Canada Web site (www.oag-bvg.gc.ca).
	www.oag-bvg.gc.ca /domino/media.nsf/html/20030930pre.html (417 words)

	COPS Office: Mike McDonell Biography
		Mike McDonell has been a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) for 27 years and recently was appointed the assistant commissioner of criminal intelligence.
		The program works in integrated partnerships with government, police and intelligence agencies, and the private sector to ensure the safety of Canadians.
		Assistant Commissioner McDonell has had a diverse career in the RCMP that has included general policing in Alberta, a posting on the equestrian Musical Ride, major drug investigations in Toronto, counter-terrorist duties, peacekeeping in the former Yugoslavia, criminal and national security intelligence, and detachment command.
	www.cops.usdoj.gov /default.asp?Item=1739 (155 words)

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