RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki

• N.S. premier hopeful new head of RCMP will keep mass shooting public inquiry top priority

  Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says the retirement of RCMP boss Brenda Lucki on March 17 should not impact the work of the Mass Casualty Commission, whose report is due March 31.

  Crime

  Feb 16, 2023
  
• Brenda Lucki vows ‘change’ after RCMP N.S. shooting response: ‘You have my commitment’ 

  'I can't undo the past, but I surely can change the future,' Lucki told one of the lawyers representing family members of victims of the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting.

  Canada

  Aug 24, 2022
  
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• Email shows Lucki initially against naming firearms used in N.S. mass shooting

  The government announced a ban on assault-style weapons on May 1, 2020, after cabinet approved an order-in-council enacting the changes.

  Canada

  Jul 11, 2022
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• Trudeau says no political interference in Nova Scotia shooting probe: ‘Absolutely not’

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also told reporters on Thursday he stands by RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki in the wake of the controversy.

  Canada

  Jun 23, 2022
• National Indigenous Day sparks conversation on racism, reconciliation in Calgary

  Indigenous Lives Matter movements have been ramping up across Alberta amid police brutality accusations and claims of systemic racism.

  Canada

  Jun 21, 2020
• RCMP failing to diversify its workforce, new statistics show

  RCMP's report on employment equity for 2018-19 says the diversity of the RCMP's overall workforce had "not changed by any significant measure" from last year.

  Canada

  Jun 12, 2020
• Coerced sterilizations show a ‘crisis’ that warrants a public inquiry: Chief

  Ongoing concerns about coerced sterilization of Indigenous women is nothing short of a "crisis" that warrants a public inquiry, says a prominent Alberta First Nations leader.

  Canada

  Mar 5, 2019
• MP urges RCMP to investigate allegations of forced, coerced sterilizations to Indigenous women

  NDP health critic Don Davies says Indigenous women in Saskatchewan came forward and reported they were forced or coerced into tubal ligations against their will and in "clear circumstances of duress."

  Canada

  Feb 21, 2019