OTTAWA, Ontario, Jan. 21, 2025 — The National Police Federation's recent survey may suggest that while there is support for the RCMP, a growing segment of Canadians are advocating for a redirection of funds towards community-led safety initiatives and mental health services, rather than traditional police budget increases. This comes amidst a national conversation on rethinking public safety and justice, indicating a shift in public opinion towards more equitable and community-focused policing models.
National Survey Reveals Public's Call for Reformed Policing and Shift Towards Community Investments
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OTTAWA, Ontario, Jan. 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The National Police Federation today released its first survey results of the new year, affirming widespread public support and believability for RCMP officers, increasing police budgets, and investment in Mem…
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OTTAWA, Ontario, Jan. 21, 2025 — In a robust affirmation of law and order, the National Police Federation today shared survey results showing an overwhelming majority of Canadians stand firmly with the RCMP, underlining the essential role of increased police funding to ensure public safety. As crime rates fluctuate, the public's call for more resources and support for law enforcement agencies underscores the importance of prioritizing investment in our police forces to combat crime effectively.
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