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SUPPORTED BY THE MOUNTED POLICE MEMBERS’ LEGAL FUND APPUYÉ PAR LE FONDS DE RECOURS JURIDIQUE DES MEMBRES DE LA GENDARMERIE

Pension plan discriminatory, female Mounties tell court Three retired female Mounties head to Federal Court today to argue that elements of the RCMP’s pension plan are outdated and sexist. If they’re successful, it could mean big changes for other public service pensions, their lawyer says. Joanne Fraser, Allison Pilgrim and Colleen Fox decided to work part time temporarily for the…

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Chairman’s Message – June 20, 2016

Dear Members: This communique is the follow up to the bulletin issued to all members of the Force on Feb 18, 2016 by the Commissioner advising that he was repealing the Agreement with The Mounted Police Members’ Legal Fund (LF) on pay roll deductions effective March 30, 2016. The Commissioner advised you that you could expect correspondence from the LF.…

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Chairman’s Message – French

*Cher membre :* Ce communiqué fait suite au bulletin distribué à tous les membres de la GRC le 18 février 2016 par le Commissaire, indiquant que l’Accord passé avec le Fonds de recours juridique des membres de la Gendarmerie (Fonds de recours juridique) sur les retenues salariales serait abrogé à compter du 30 mars 2016. Le Commissaire vous a alors…

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Chairpersons Message

As the recently elected Chair of the Mounted Police Members’ Legal Fund (MPMLF), and on behalf of the Executive and Directors, I welcome you to our website. It is an honour and privilege to serve as one of your MPMLF Executives and I hope that you will find this site to be informative and helpful. I will post a more…

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One of the Major Law Firms the Mounted Police Members’ Legal Fund count on to assist our Members

Nelligan O’Brien Payne (www.nelligan.ca) is one of Ontario’s most trusted and respected law firms. The firm is a full service law firm with a head office in Ottawa and an experienced team of over 60 Ottawa lawyers who provide legal services in many areas of law for clients across Canada including Employment Law, Family Law, Wills and Estates, Personal Injury,…

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Could this happen to you?

5 members of a Detachment all had dealings with a husband and wife over a period of time and were subject to public complaints by the couple. All complaints were investigated and all determined to be unfounded. There was even a review by the Commission of Public Complaints. All complaints were dismissed. The couple continued with their vendetta against the…

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We Believe We Did Our Best On Behalf Of Our Membership

On January 16, 2015 the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in Robert Meredith et. al. v. Attorney General of Canada – sometimes referred to as the wage rollback case. The Supreme Court of Canada upheld the government’s decision to unilaterally roll back scheduled wage increases for RCMP members. Background On June 26, 2008, the Treasury Board of Canada…

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Legal Aid and Protection Available to RCMP Officers Since 1998

Mounted Police Members’ Legal Fund Sets the Record Straight OTTAWA, June 13, 2013 – Mounted Police Members’ Legal Fund (MPMLF) set the record straight today on the legal support and protection currently available to RCMP officers across the country. “In media reports yesterday, the impression was left that accused and aggrieved RCMP officers had to fend for themselves in our…

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Message to the Membership from the Secretary/Treasurer

This is a message from the Secretary/Treasurer of the Mounted Police Members’ Legal Fund (Legal Fund) to all members and potential members of the Legal Fund. Within the past few weeks it has come to my attention that many members have received incorrect and misleading information with respect to the operation of the Legal Fund and the administration of the…

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FARM WORKERS HAVE NO RIGHT TO UNIONIZE TOP COURT RULES

KIRK MAKIN – JUSTICE REPORTER Globe and Mail Update Friday, Apr. 29, 2011 The Supreme Court of Canada dealt a harsh blow to the union movement today, ruling in favour of an Ontario law that restricts the right of farm workers to bargain collectively. The Court said that the constitutional right to free association guarantees that “meaningful” negotiations take place…

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