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Short-staffed RCMP relaxes recruitment rules

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Short-staffed RCMP relaxes recruitment rules


Misc CDN | 208272 hits | Mar 27 10:14 pm | Posted by: Hyack
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The RCMP, which is on a hiring blitz, will now turn a blind eye to some indiscretions by its applicants, including some drug activities, CBC News has learned.

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  1. by avatar Jenuine
    Sat Mar 28, 2009 11:51 pm
    Police lowering their standards lol Lovely!

  2. by avatar RUEZ
    Sat Mar 28, 2009 11:57 pm
    "Jenuine" said
    Police lowering their standards lol Lovely!

    Well aperrently they aren't getting the numbers they need. It's either this or we do without more police officers.

  3. by Anonymous
    Sat Mar 28, 2009 11:59 pm
    I thought we were in a recession? you mean jobs like this are still available?

    maybe we need to get more migrant workers in the country.

  4. by avatar Brenda
    Sun Mar 29, 2009 12:00 am
    "RUEZ" said
    Police lowering their standards lol Lovely!

    Well aperrently they aren't getting the numbers they need. It's either this or we do without more police officers.
    They could make Permanent Residents eligable to apply. Noooo, you have to be a Citizen...

  5. by avatar RUEZ
    Sun Mar 29, 2009 12:02 am
    "Brenda" said
    Police lowering their standards lol Lovely!

    Well aperrently they aren't getting the numbers they need. It's either this or we do without more police officers.
    They could make Permanent Residents eligable to apply. Noooo, you have to be a Citizen...
    Nothing wrong with becoming a citizen to get a government job.

  6. by avatar Brenda
    Sun Mar 29, 2009 12:06 am
    "RUEZ" said
    Well aperrently they aren't getting the numbers they need. It's either this or we do without more police officers.

    They could make Permanent Residents eligable to apply. Noooo, you have to be a Citizen...
    Nothing wrong with becoming a citizen to get a government job.
    You can't become a citizen unless you live in the country over 3 years (or is that changed to 5? :?). You can't get into the country if you are convicted of a drug-related crime (unless you come through family class of course). But you can become a Mountie then... Something doesn't add up here...

  7. by avatar RUEZ
    Sun Mar 29, 2009 12:11 am
    "Brenda" said

    You can't become a citizen unless you live in the country over 3 years (or is that changed to 5? :?). You can't get into the country if you are convicted of a drug-related crime (unless you come through family class of course). But you can become a Mountie then... Something doesn't add up here...

    No they are just changing the policy to state that a drug conviction won't automatically disqualify you. Sorry but until you become a citizen you shouldn't be guaranteed the same benefits that citizenship promises.

  8. by roger-roger
    Sun Mar 29, 2009 12:11 am
    What jobs are in demand now? I had always thought government jobs are what the kids want these days.

  9. by avatar Brenda
    Sun Mar 29, 2009 12:16 am
    "RUEZ" said

    You can't become a citizen unless you live in the country over 3 years (or is that changed to 5? :?). You can't get into the country if you are convicted of a drug-related crime (unless you come through family class of course). But you can become a Mountie then... Something doesn't add up here...

    No they are just changing the policy to state that a drug conviction won't automatically disqualify you. Sorry but until you become a citizen you shouldn't be guaranteed the same benefits that citizenship promises.
    Although I agree with you...
    Why not? I pay the same taxes, speak the same language...

  10. by Canadian_Mind
    Sun Mar 29, 2009 1:04 am
    "Brenda" said

    You can't become a citizen unless you live in the country over 3 years (or is that changed to 5? :?). You can't get into the country if you are convicted of a drug-related crime (unless you come through family class of course). But you can become a Mountie then... Something doesn't add up here...

    No they are just changing the policy to state that a drug conviction won't automatically disqualify you. Sorry but until you become a citizen you shouldn't be guaranteed the same benefits that citizenship promises.
    Although I agree with you...
    Why not? I pay the same taxes, speak the same language...


    Loyalty. If you come here and get citizenship right away, what is stopping you from leaving as soon as you get it? If you have to stay in country and work for it, you become embedded and as such it is harder to leave. Plus you have learned to consider the place home and likely wouldn't want to leave after having stayed for that period of time.

    Wonder if the RCMP is still turning away white males.

  11. by avatar Brenda
    Sun Mar 29, 2009 1:11 am
    "Canadian_Mind" said
    Although I agree with you...
    Why not? I pay the same taxes, speak the same language...



    Loyalty. If you come here and get citizenship right away, what is stopping you from leaving as soon as you get it? If you have to stay in country and work for it, you become embedded and as such it is harder to leave. Plus you have learned to consider the place home and likely wouldn't want to leave after having stayed for that period of time.

    Wonder if the RCMP is still turning away white males.

    You didn't get my point :D I don't mind having to be part of a country for a while before I can become a citizen :P
    It was more the point of not being able to get a government job if you are not a citizen :)

  12. by Lemmy
    Sun Mar 29, 2009 1:37 am
    This is VERY disturbing to me. We have a profession that is already disproportionally composed of angry, stupid, anti-social characters and we're going to LOWER the standards?

  13. by ridenrain
    Sun Mar 29, 2009 1:51 am
    "Lemmy" said
    This is VERY disturbing to me. We have a profession that is already disproportionally composed of angry, stupid, anti-social characters and we're going to LOWER the standards?



    Wow.. that's of you. Why don't you apply and raise their standards then? I'm sure they'd love someone with you're enlightened and entitled opinions.

  14. by Anonymous
    Sun Mar 29, 2009 1:55 am
    "Canadian_Mind" said


    Wonder if the RCMP is still turning away white males.


    Don't worry, white males are still hired and employed by the RCMP in numbers greater then their percentage of the Canadian population.



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