Open Letters from Members

As active and retired members of various police services across this great country, we recognize our sworn oath to uphold the Constitution of Canada, including the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and we intend on upholding that oath in everything that we do.

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Recent News

Continued misrepresentation by media insinuating the involvement of Freedom-loving Canadians

On August 3rd both Parliament Hill and the Prime Minister’s residence were struck by separate motor vehicles resulting in the arrest of one individual.

These two incidents do not appear at all related. One deliberate, one accidental.

The article itself is misleading with unfounded insinuations.

Ottawa Police Officer Charged for Misconduct after Donating to the Freedom Convoy

The Ottawa Police Service Professional Standards Unit has charged Constable Neilson under the Police Services Act and has provided her notice that if convicted they will be seeking a penalty of dismissal or demotion. This charge stems from a donation the officer made to the freedom convoy.

To threaten an officer with dismissal based on a donation to a protest is unacceptable.

Police on Guard stands with Constable Neilson.

Committee to Begin Study on RCMP’s use of Spyware for Investigations

Can Canada’s National police force still be trusted? This is a question on the minds of many Canadians.

Now we see the RCMP again on the hot seat for using spyware on Canadians. Privacy experts have deep concerns regarding police and government use of this technology and must be tightly controlled.

Federal Bank Secretly Tracked Convoy Supporters

Another access to information request has again revealed yet more privacy breeches on Canadians. This time Farm Credit Canada, a federal lending agency that reports directly to the Minister of Agriculture directed staff to record names of clients who supported the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa.