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The 30-year RCMP veteran said he will bring a new perspective to the job and build on a fundamentally sound police service.

The final week of hearings at the Public Order Emergency Commission is set to be a blockbuster one, as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a trio of his top staffers, and several members of cabinet will be taking the stand. Ahead of this last phase of testimony, heres a comprehensive recap of the key moments from the last five weeks.

Top staffers in Prime Minister Justin Trudeaus office have been added to the witness list for the final week of hearings at the Public Order Emergency Commission. Chief of Staff Katie Telford, Deputy Chief Of Staff Brian Clow, and Director of Policy John Brodhead are now all set to testify next week, as are several ministers and the prime minister.

Observers say Ottawa's incoming police chief comes with baggage from his time with the RCMP in British Columbia, which will force him to work even harder to gain the trust of racialized communities in Ottawa as he starts Thursday.

Ottawas new police chief says he’s confident that the Ottawa Police Service can regain residents’ trust in the wake of the force’s police response to the Freedom Convoy demonstration.

A pair of RCMP officials, including Commissioner Brenda Lucki, were in the hot seat at the Public Order Emergency Commission on Tuesday, testifying about the federal police forces involvement in handling the Freedom Convoy protests and the federal governments invocation of the Emergencies Act.

RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki told the Public Order Emergency Commission on Nov. 15 that she received no pressure ...

The cross-country protests and blockades of last winter demanding the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions were not a national ...

The director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) will testify at the Emergencies Act inquiry in the ...

RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki was surprised and perplexed by a public request from Ottawa's mayor and police chief for 1,800 more officers to help end last winter's convoy protest in the capital.