Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
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The article reports that during National Police Week, Justice and Public Safety Minister Helen Conway Ottenheimer announced budget investments totaling $9 million per year over two years to hire 21 RNC and 25 RCMP officers. It also states a Special Constable Pilot Program with the RNC will begin, including duties such as supervising detained individuals,…
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The province announced in its budget that it plans to hire nearly 50 additional police officers over the next two years for the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) and the RCMP. The plan includes expanding the force with these new officers and also mentions "special constables" alongside the main police hires.
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Support the newsroomThe Government of Newfoundland and Labrador is investing $9 million to hire 46 new police officers (21 to the RNC and 25 to the RCMP) over the next two years and to launch a Special Constable Pilot Program with $500,000 for non-core duties. The program includes a 10-week training for recruits starting in Winter 2027 and $50,000 annually to support the…
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