01/24/2025
The Quarterly - Winter 2025 / Volume 90, No. 1
The latest edition of The Quarterly has been released and is on its way to subscribers. We have a great line up of stories that we're sure you will enjoy. Thumbnail sketches of some of the feature articles are provided below.
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Highlights of the latest edition:
An officer and a leader â Commissioner Mike Duheme
By D/Commr. Peter German (Rtd.)
As the 25th Commissioner of the RCMP, Michael Robert Duheme is charged with the control and management of a Force consisting of approximately 30,000 employees and a remit that includes international, federal, provincial, and municipal policing. When not in his Ottawa office, Commr. Duheme is travelling widely across Canada, or advancing the Forceâs interests within the corridors of power. Recently, he sat down with the Quarterly for an interview.
Fit for Duty: Two members from J Div. have taken up the challenge of running ultramarathons
By Jennifer LeJeune
In an effort to maintain peak physical and mental fitness, two members from J Div. have taken up the challenge of running ultramarathons. By pushing their limits and training rigorously, they not only improve their own health and well-being but also set a positive example for their colleagues and the communities they serve.
West Shore RCMP piloting new electric vehicles, new light bar in its fleet
By West Shore RCMP
The West Shore RCMP is adding more electric vehicles to its fleet this fall, following
positive feedback on the performance of their Tesla. Joining the EV line up is the Mustang Mach-E and Ford F-150 Lightning, which have been outfitted to meet policing standards.
Small town, big heroes
By C/M Jean Turner, Senior Communications Advisor, RCMP Central Region
A little-known community that made significant contributions to Ontario lumber history as well as to the RCMP, Byng Inlet is located 68.5 km north of Parry Sound, Ont., on the Magnetawan River at Georgian Bay.
The (Brief) Return of General Duty Boots and Breeks
By Mark Gaillard
In the early 1970s, the decision was made to once again require RCMP members to wear Stetsons, high brown âStrathconaâ boots, yellow-striped riding breeches (known as âbreeksâ) and jack spurs while on general duty. How this decision came about, and how it would be rescinded, is an interesting tale.
Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Women Police Officers in the RCMP: Honouring the Legacy of Troop 17
By Keila Bonilla
On Sept. 16, 2024, Troop 17 returned to Depot Div. for a special reunion, celebrating the 50th anniversary of women police officers in the RCMP!