I wonder what is the batting average of the RCMP In solving crime. The RCMP is located in Regina, rated among cities with the highest rate of criminality in the whole of Canada.
@@uuxxuu5002 RCMP are just trained in Regina, so there isn't much difference compared to other cities. The actual headquarters is in Ottawa, Ontario. After their training they are almost always relocated somewhere else in Canada.
I'll never forget the first Mountie who pulled me over in 1985 for speeding when I was 16 years old in Vernon, BC. He asked me to leave my car full of laughing friends and sit with him in his car while he wrote up the ticket. He treated and talked to me like he was a wise older brother.
What may be interesting is the fact that the Canadian Coast Guard doesn't really deal with anything other then saving lives (Weather its tows or wreaks). Their other duties include Hydrocarbon (oil) response. We let other agencies deal with the others
My Grandpa was in the RCMP and was involved in one of the largest manhunts in RCMP history with his K9. He was interviewed for a book about it. Its cool to see this after hearing the stories he told about training. He said at one point he was so tired he fell asleep with his eyes open. RIP grandpa, miss you.
YAH WELL MY FATHER TOLD ME HOW THOUSANDS DIED IN FRONT OF HIM ON THE FRONT LINE IN THE CAMPS AND WHY. THIS IS WHY POLICE ARE PAWNS TO THE GLOBALIST POWER OF THE WORLD THEY WILL BE COMING FOR US IF THINGS DON;T CHANGE SOON MARK MY WORDS. THIS IS HOW YOU CONTROL THE PEOPLE TO DO YOUR BIDDING HAVE FAITH IN THE GOOD LORD WE ALL NEED IT RIGHT HERE RIGHT NOW.
@DAMfoxygrampa I'm actually not sure if it's out yet, he was interviewed a few years ago about said manhunt and was sent an early draft. I'll have to do some digging and see if it came out! I don't remember the title at the moment so I'll have to look around for it
The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist is the informal name for a months-long theft between 2011 and 2012 of nearly 3,000 tons of maple syrup, valued at C$18.7 million from a storage facility in Quebec.
As an American, with Canadian friends, I can say it's not that their so polite, it's more that most of us are assholes. Politeness is a strange concept to us.
its definitely not the royal Canadian army its just the Canadian army your getting it mixed up with the royal Canadian navy and the royal Canadian airforce
Canada: we're happy you're here USA: WE DONT NEED YOU HERE, WE DONT WANT YOU. WE ARE HERE TO BREAK YOU. DID YOU LOOK AT ME? EVERYONE DO 20 PUSHUPS BECAUSE YOU'RE FRIEND WANTED TO LOOK AROUND, SAY THANK YOU FRIEND. I realize that Canadians aren't really as nice as people make it seem and they can be mean... but compared to the USA its like living in respect land. In the US if you tell your drill sergeant your sorry you get to run 50 meters 5 times no breaks...
I truly love how the cadets are exposed to things like tear gaz. It really makes them understand the power they can impose on others, and is sure to make them think twice before using it. Go Canada!
Most police academies (at least in the United States) do this in their curriculum, and in the military for MP related jobs. Common things trainees/ recruits have to experience before being certified and authorized to employ are: Pressure points, takedowns, tasers, pepper spray/ tear gas. Instructors make them go through it just to know what it feels like so as to deter them in the future from going 0 to 100. Officers have to endure the effects of tear gas just as much as rioters. The stuff lingers and spreads, any officers dealing with people in the area suffer just as bad too. The only difference is they've trained for it and know what to expect already so they don't panic/ lose focus.
YOUR KIDDING RIGHT??? ITS SO THEY GET USED TO IT WHEN THE PROTESTERS START THROWING THEM BACK. GET YOU HEAD OUT OF THE SAND THIS IS NOT HOW YOU TRAIN POLICE FOR CIVIL POLICING.
All the jokes aside: This is actually a better police training than most countries offer their officers. Of course it's not comparable to a military boot camp, but neither is the job so I'm fine with that.
I actually think a 26 week training is a little short. Here in germany, the police training takes 24 to 45 months (It depends on which state you want to serve in)
@@FendtFavorit926Vario And we both know how incredible well trained german police officers are haha. Time doesn't mean anything, especially if you spent most of it at college and not directly doing police work.
@@DerZockerrocker Can you deliver any facts about why polce officers in germany are be badly trained? From my experience, they are very well trained and higly professional. And about practical traing: a Police Cadet in North Rhine-Westphalia has 4 practical courses doing, as you call it "police work". These alone take 36 weeks. Thats 10 weeks more than the WHOLE Police Training in Canada. I'm not saing that Candian police officers are bad. I'm just saing that, at least to me, training seems a little short.
@@FendtFavorit926Vario Ich switche der Einfachheit halber mal zu Deutsch. Wohne in Oldenburg (Nds.), wo dir Polizeiakadmie des Landes ist. A) Sehen wir hier tag täglich die angehenden und frischen Kommissare auf der Straße, B) war ich längere Zeit mit einer zusammen. Außerdem ist ein ehemaliger Arbeitskollege im Mittleren Dienst bei der Wasserschutz in HH und ich selbst bin ebenfalls im gehobenen Dienst, allerdings nicht als Polizist tätig. Habe aber privat mehr als genug Einblicke in (zumindest) die Landespolizei Niedersachen u. Hamburg, sowieso den gehobenen Dienst der BRD allgemein. Und ich kann sagen, persönlich finde ich die Ausbildung wahnsinnig an der Realität vorbei, die allgemeine Leistungsfähigkeit der Polizisten nimmt sein Jahren ab und die Ansprüche in der Ausbildung werden seit den 90ern konsequent gesenkt.
Fun fact, they used to be as harsh as army drills but they had to tone it down. One instance included recruits spit-washing a buffalo head with a toothbrush lmao
Growing up in northern part of Canada, we had some awesome people in the RCMP. They would do a lot for the kids, and I really appreciate that growing up. It made an isolated 230 people shitty community seem not so shitty.
I was traveling to Canada once, they put on their sirens on their moose and pulled me over, they gave me a ticket with a credit of $500, and wished me a great day. Nice people these Canucks.
When I went to Canada, I was asked at the border why I was going in, where I lived and what I did for a living. I was tempted to say, "I'm visiting an Algerian friend of mine, I met in Pakistan in 1997, before going on a hiking trip in Afghanistan." I decided I really did not want to be reported to the FBI. LOL.
@lennonkelly-james2693 now if only I could convince people to spell colour and aeroport correctly, it kind of bugs me when people don't use British spelling, but then again I guess it all Canadians use British grammar with American pronunciation
@@vilhjj I'm close friends with an American from Michigan and the way she spells certain words does throw me off at times. Canada is the better part of North America.
As a Canadian myself, I must say I am quite impressed with the quality of this in-depth look at our Mounted Forces. I learned a lot from it and I'm sure the Mounties themselves are proud of what was done here.
@Charles Duff As an American, I have to say that the instructors seem to be relatively polite to the recruits compared to, say, a U.S. Marine Corps drill instructor. Don't get me wrong, I have a lot of respect for the RCMP.
They completely left out the PDU (police driving unit). By far the most enjoyable part of my training. Also, not much info on the classroom aspect which is a huge part of the schedule. Not glamorous enough I suppose lol
Dude, this is incredibly insightful! There are other ways to train cadets! The principle of kindness and positive motivation v.s. screaming and breaking the cadets... So many other military forces need to take notes! It is crystal clear that they are all becoming sharp, competent, highly skilled, and compassionate HUMANS. Sometimes, kindness and positivity are all people need to find their real inner strength and inner self. They are creating true leaders and people that I would trust to serve and protect me
My dad used to go fishing in Canada back in the 1950s and early 60s. He said that the mounted police were always very friendly and make sure everybody was enjoying themselves while on vacation there. He said most of the time when they came across a Mountie it was when they were canoeing to a fishing spot and the officer was boating near them.
@@sinabagherisarvestani8924 yeah, it’s Canada, there’s a non 0 chance if you graduate you’ll be sent somewhere that doesn’t see the sun for 2 months and will average -40 or lower that entire time
@@sinabagherisarvestani8924 thats nothing! crunchy snow is the norm lol. Its funny how we get used to such harsh climates. Same wherever you are from. If its some place hot, I got no idea how you can manage. I love looking at snow. Its beautiful.
i never thought i would hear the accent myself on tv too myself, i found a lot of people in construction or trade work have it. I have a native accent, cree to be exact lol.
Diversity shouldn't even matter when it comes to looking for a good job or serving the country. If you're a part of the lgbt community (aka being a boy kisser like that furry meme that's trending rn) (alternatively a physically or mentally handicapped person) but still have a good amount of competence enough for the job you're looking for? Good. If you're not competent enough? we wont give you that spot. A good approach is to never give them a free pass just because of their diversity/disability, that pass should always be for the people that have the skill for the job they want even if one of them kiss men and have a genetic disease or is a disabled person. Skill comes first before their looks. But i guess the workspace treats them like the other end of the 'never judge a book from its cover' quote. Praising a beautiful (or diverse in a modern context) looking guy/girl only to find out about their bad attitude
I hear this all the time and it baffles me. I've lived in canada 28 years and not everyone is nice. As well as "canadians aren't rasict" always makes me laugh.. Plenty of Racism and hate to go around. Honestly we're america with less freedom. Anyone that tells you different is brainwashed or a scummy liar.
That was such a cringe attempt at being tough. I imagined back in basic if someone would have said something dumb like that. The answer would have been "Are you feeling ok Drill Sergeant?"
EDITOR’S NOTE: In the video, we incorrectly identify Yukon and Nunavut as Canadian provinces, when they are in fact classified as territories. We regret the error.
As someone watching from the UK , I have absolute respect for the high standards shown here. It looks to me as one of these times where you learn to pass the training, then you go out and learn to do the job.
As a combat veteran of the US military, I am rather impressed with the level of realistic training provided to these officers at the same time of maintaining a respectable work culture that is very hard to achieve. Many law enforcement agencies could benefit significantly from creating similar training programs. Their PM may be a tool but the Mounties appear to have their shit together, also props for the unbiased gender training.
This was a propaganda piece. They do not, if fact, have anything together. They are viciously mean and always have some scandal going. And they’ll take your guns in a heartbeat. I’ve worked with them as a Grunt myself. They’re as unprofessional as they come.
@@bigsyrup8567 you are full of crap , all of these people,have University backgrounds ! They are not stupid , and a lot were professionals in other jobs before , they would not waste their time to be cruel or scandals ,
@@squamishfish They have been mired in scandal before, from assault cases to losing firearms. They have unprofessional attitudes as a general rule of thumb. They don’t know shit about firearms besides what they’re spoon-fed, and they are not to be trusted. They will take your guns in a heartbeat.
@@bigsyrup8567 don’t know any thing about Fire Arms ? Canada has set three records in long distance kills in Afghanistan and Iraq, The same training standards are set between the Canadian military and The RCMP
@@ce1834 Nope Canada starting with the Great war has never been commanded by a British office except Lord Byng (Irish born) who said there men are to good to ever be lead by the British and they never have since. We get our traditions and some regimental names from the British but we command our own forces.
Often as a Canadian I feel as though watching American programs about us is akin to watching David Attenborough talk about peculiar animals, but this was a truly honorable look into the RCMP and the heart of good policing.
"In this scenario, Cadets attempt to subdue an aggressive assailant." Mountie: "Oh yeah, could ya please stop it there and get on the ground for me..please."
When i visited Canada i got pulled over by one of these folks. As i was trying to figure out what i did wrong the officer told me " Hey just pulled ye over to tell ya good morning eh".
Friendsy as a TRUE Canadian I can debunk this comment and say YES we do mostly use the word “eh” we have also politely kicked “Friendsy” out of the country after making he/her live out in the Nunavut north for a month alone. Came back to see the polar bears sitting with “Friendsy” by a fire smoking a dart with a beer in hand.
Mr SisterFister I don’t live in Nunavut you dimwit, and second of all, not all Canadians are polite. Us Canadians can be very rude. Search “Rude Canadians” on Google and I think you will get a satisfactory response.
Although I graduated a few years back now, I had the same facilitators and drill staff seen in this. A few changes to Depot since. Spending better part of 6 months at Depot and experiencing everything it had to offer, I can say its some of the best police training in the world. As the world of policing evolves at a rapid pace, the RCMP as a whole is a doing a much better job at keeping pace since years past. Its a shame to hear recruit applications are way down, to the point of having not enough to fill spots. Do those who are looking into it, its a tough process before, during and after training. But currently as a 4+ year constable with an excellent schedule, benefits for my family, some off the best time off in any job and $100K+ year salary not including edp and OT. Its all been worth it. You see a lot, experience a lot and go through a lot but I wont change it for anything. Not to mention we in the RCMP have a ton of career paths that municipal just cant match!
Also to those looking to sign up, note that part of the job includes taking away the human rights of your fellow citizens, especially natives, and you might end up facing discrimination by your higherups, or have to go along with the discrimination you see your colleagues enforce on the same people you’re supposed to be protecting and serving
I got royally bitched at for saying Regina like vagina, in Allen Park Michigan, Regina Street is named Regina. This prissy lady got all huffy about it. Hosers
as an American, my only exposure to RCMP has been Dudley Do-Right cartoons. i know that's just a cartoon, and thanks for producing this film. i quite enjoyed the reality.
16:13 I hope Matthew was able to get back to going to the parades. I assume the pandemic stopped that for a time. It's wonderful what they did for him, and super cool!
Do not attempt this unless youve been raised on 100% pure Canadian maple syrup. Ive seen a lot of tourists who can't handle that much syrup. You've been warned..
My friend MacKenzie joined the Mounties, but when they told him he would have to relocate from Mississauga to the far north he said, "I'll have Nunavut." He now mops floors at Tim Hortons in Willowdale.
He should have stuck it out. Those places are limited duration postings and your get more input into where your next posting will be. He should gone for the OPP instead of the RCMP he would have stayed closer to home
@@royalloyalty8248 Well joining a national police force that covers the entire country might be a hint that you may get sent to some hole in the wall...or you mike end up in a really great posting. Even in provinces that have their of police services there is still a large RCMP running federal operations. Ok you said he was in Mississauga, now you say hes in Langley
As a former peace officer, I always enjoy watching videos like this. I look at the Canadian Mounties much in the same way as I do with the Texas Rangers.
Mounties are unique as they are in every province, Canada has no version of the FBI - just officers who work on federal cases. So you get Mounties who are average county police officers, some who work on provincial cases and others on federal. This also allows great communication when a major national issue is taking place like a hunt for killers spanning many provinces. I do see some similarities with attitude and respect that the rangers hold too.
Once when Grant McEwen was the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta a university in California asked him to come down and give the commencement address. He agreed to do so. Because he represented Alberta and Canada the Alberta government thought that it would look good for him to be accompanied by two RCMP officers in ceremonial dress. He got on a jet accompanied by two Mounties. Two women saw this. One woman said"what do you think he did". The other woman said"I think that he is a bank robber". The other woman said"No, he looks more like a white collar criminal". They thought that he was an American criminal being returned to the USA by the Mounties.
@Daniel Ortego A former Mountie I once knew, RIP, would have been tickled pink by that comment. That was one of his many colourful sayings. He was fond of saying One Mountie, One Riot after a call he was on went bad. He had a lot of respect for theTexas Rangers so it is said. Was his kind of policing.
I just got a ton of respect for these men and women. Serving in any profession takes certain kinds of people. And they are special for even choosing this career field.
I've known some of them and have no respect whatsoever. Although I must say they're really good at dressing up in their *&#@ red serge and presenting trophies. And they're good at harassing innocent people and minorities...
@@fewerbeansplease well they are law enforcement. Law can be right or wrong. Doesn't matter in the grand scheme. Nothing's fair. Life doesn't care if you have dreams and goals. People don't either. So don't constantly expect people to treat you like you want to be treated. Institutionalized enforcement or not.
Canadian police have way more training then in the US. Canadian police truly learn how to speak to people and how to honestly serve and protect. Most are hard to break no matter how much you yell and scream at them they stay calm.
I LOVE THIS VIDEO !!!! … I have seen so many on the American police and military service and finally here’s one on our own HEROES !!! … the Mounties are a long and “ distinguished entity “ in Canada and it’s nice to see them getting this recognition on their training that’s just as hard as any Unit anywhere … CANADIANS DO IT IN -25 AND SNOW !!… hats off and heart out to all the women and men who have been Mounties and to the ones who enlist and try to be … you are truly the toughest .. best of our best … and most dedicated … 🙏 and wishes on your try out and to Graduates may you serve SAFELY every day and night and go home to your families … RESPECT to the empty chair signifying passed Women and Men of the Mounties … 🙏… that’s an incredible tradition … Thank you all for your dedication and service … 🇨🇦❤️❤️❤️❤️
It’s actually part of every drill class as well, at least it was when I went through. The clipboard always ended up at or near the front doors of the drill hall lol
Well I like the Commanding Officers attitude about they are here to SERVE their Communities rather than dominate them. That’s a start in the right direction for new police.
Yeah except the RCMP just sit there on highways and construction sites (at odd hours when nobody is working) with radar like highwaymen to give out tickets. They're the only people allowed to carry guns in Canada and if someone breaks into your house and you try to defend yourself (especially with guns) they come for YOU and treat YOU like the criminal. They're a bunch of pansy fascists dressed like red lolipops whose entire job is you keep you under control by the elites. They are definitely there to dominate.
@@Peglegkickboxer As someone from a third-world country that's had 3 different dictatorships, i would say that i'm sorry but you know nothing about "pansy fascists" and being "dominated" by Police. Your life is comfortable and safe in ways you can't even imagine and that most of us envy. And that safety is due to your Police. Learn to appreciate it.
Well that drill instructor has to make sure that the cadet understands that they did a wrong thing so they don’t do it again regardless of whether it is disrespectful to the animal or not.
JKD6991 Oh my apologies officer, I'll go aboot to drop my knife eh?" Okay sir I'll let you off the hook for threatening me with a knife. My apologies. Sorry.
I love how when the assistant commissioner welcomes them he sounds like a hockey coach before your first game of the season (I’m Canadian I can say that)
I say the same thing. Everyone looks at me. Like confused as to how I know that. After I say I'm from the US I can say that. They ease down. Happens with tourists in emergencies ah! I use US references to explain 😂 Run like the devils at your heels. Which we had to do for cover. Few small booms went off. Booms for that's the sound. I had to keep everyone safe, I knew the area so they left me and a few licensed gun carriers go on with the group. Everyone was safe. Yeah, they shot only once for an animal. We were in the woods.
Fun Fact to all the non Canadians here the provinces Ontario and Quebec don't have a RCMP serving them, they have their own provincial police force. Edit: I from Toronto I know that large municipalities have their know police force
@@justinacero180 well, Canada has its roots deep in the proper countries, just like this video showed, whilest America is just accumulated swamp from all over the world with no proper heritage nor maneers. If there is joke country in the world, its USA
🇨🇦Last month I sat beside a young man on a flight to Regina, on his way to the Depot as a cadet. He is 30 years old and a former nurse. A lot of the cadets did a different job before they were accepted. The RCMP has its root in our military. Our military officer cadets wear a similar red wool tunic as dress uniform. I have a kid who graduated from our military college. Many of the traditions, training, and policy are the same.
That is the artic circle, they have 20,000 officers that do policing, terrorist investigation, and provide security for the PM the RCMP is like Homeland security and FBI combined plus policing
Let's be honest, it wouldn't be a Canadian boot camp...if the training didn't take place during winter And I love how the assistant commissioner is self-aware that the Canadian police is more polite than everyone else. But he has a point, if the police are friendly to each other, then when they're out and talking to victims/suspects it would calm them down as well in order to not build even more stress on an already stressful situation.
@@steelWindAlchemistin Regina, if you’re there for any sequence of 6 months you’re more than likely getting snow. I was lucky enough to attend the graduation ceremony for my brother, and was at Depot this past year to lay my uncle to rest, who retired an Inspector after more than 25 years of service. The video was very good, and one thing they missed was the water training; it’s intense.
My dad works in Bonnyville Alberta. He went there for a months and then he graduated. My mom was so proud of my dad. It was before I was even born in. It was also made in the 1800s.
Pretty epic. Seems it gets done at least once for every troop to experience. When I was in my Basic Training for the US Army, our Senior Drill Sergeant did the same with his Campaign Hat AKA Brown Round. Unfortunately, that is a rare thing to see and my platoon paid a heavy price. Still pretty cool to see an RCMP tradition. Laugh every time. Such finesse. Very artistic and entertaining. Bravo Zulu.
“A cow sacrificed its life for your belt and look what you’ve done to it” this was unexpected and incredible and a bit hilarious. That’s the perfect reason to tell someone to keep something in good working order, not just “because i said so!” it’s because an animal died so you could have it on your uniform and it should receive respect for that, that was very amazing to hear
Anish Patel as a Canadian they falsely showed how people actually act in these camps. Idk why they didn’t show the endless amounts of sorry that was passing around especially when they didn’t show that they said sorry to the cow that was sacrificed for that leather belt FALSE ADVERTISING
As a person with multiple family members in both municipal and RCMP services my advice is to avoid the RCMP at all costs. They are a badly broken organization and should be shut down imho.
@@erichkaufmann5284 Odd comment?? No one said anything about being scared of Canadians. The worst equipped military in the world lead by a bunch of pop tart politicians who faint at the site of blood. Good people in the CUF though.
@The Skyrim Machine Ha ha ha ha....you said "good" and "politician" in the same sentence. That's sort of like the term Military Intelligence. My observation is that few military people go into politics but a fair number of RCMP do. But being in the RCMP is a political position anyways, so they are half way there already.
This is my dream, wish me luck in 3 years Edit: its been 4 years and im instead in film school, cops are little piggies, thought they were heroes until i grew up enough to realize the truth
It's true. When I see my local police, I have zero respect. They just want to make money on giving you tickets and citations. I've even gone to them several times on serious issues and they tell me to go away. The RCMP have always done right by me. I like those guys, they really care about the community and do right by their work. They are true patriots.
The first guy had to learn how to shed his Canadian politeness.
Ah Canadians they do things better.
Canadians are actually rude
I'm Canadian
Sorrys actually mean nothing here we just say it to avoid and evade
Shed?
cyy756 you don’t know what shed means? Is that a Canadian expression?
"a cow sacrificed their life for your belt, look what you've done to it."
Probably the best line in this video
Well, that cow could've a better meal.
@@chieffirefigherplays leather is just the skin... they're used for both bud
I wonder what is the batting average of the RCMP In solving crime. The RCMP is located in Regina, rated among cities with the highest rate of criminality in the whole of Canada.
@@uuxxuu5002 RCMP are just trained in Regina, so there isn't much difference compared to other cities. The actual headquarters is in Ottawa, Ontario. After their training they are almost always relocated somewhere else in Canada.
@@chieffirefigherplays fish is the best meat, highest protein per gram, and you can use land for growing cows to grow crops.
“A cow sacrificed their life for your belt, look what you’ve done to it” LMAO
MOOOO!
He's not wrong tho lol
We love are animals ❤
I always thought Canadians were all liberals and vegans...
@@spxdes4223 but better
I'll never forget the first Mountie who pulled me over in 1985 for speeding when I was 16 years old in Vernon, BC. He asked me to leave my car full of laughing friends and sit with him in his car while he wrote up the ticket. He treated and talked to me like he was a wise older brother.
That was 40 years ago. Today Canada is not the the Canada 40 years ago.
@@elenazhu the mountie probably wouldnt speak english today...
@Bless Jade *38 years ago actually
@Twitter User well part of the mounties have never spoken English and just spoken French for the Quebec region.
@@twitteruser5331you have some evidence to back up this wildly assumptive statement? I highly doubt it.
Clicked on this just to see if Canadians could be mean
Charłes559 You got a 100
Nah we just cant sorry boo
Charłes559 same
Pierre-carl labrecque username checks out
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Coast Guard: *yelling and orders*
Mounties: Get used to the schedule and have some fun!
bruh
What may be interesting is the fact that the Canadian Coast Guard doesn't really deal with anything other then saving lives (Weather its tows or wreaks). Their other duties include Hydrocarbon (oil) response. We let other agencies deal with the others
Marines in the back "lost there voices" lmao
Canadians dont have the Coast Guard lmao before you comment something go fact check it
True
"Stop, police. Drop the knife, sorry"
“Please drop thy blade, ye be under arrest sorry
*soreee
Lol
No.. in Winnipeg were not even sorry.. its not a question, its a demand or get tased/shot
Will just drop the knife, eh?
My Grandpa was in the RCMP and was involved in one of the largest manhunts in RCMP history with his K9. He was interviewed for a book about it. Its cool to see this after hearing the stories he told about training. He said at one point he was so tired he fell asleep with his eyes open.
RIP grandpa, miss you.
What book, First Blood?
I'm curious what book too!
YAH WELL MY FATHER TOLD ME HOW THOUSANDS DIED IN FRONT OF HIM ON THE FRONT LINE IN THE CAMPS AND WHY.
THIS IS WHY POLICE ARE PAWNS TO THE GLOBALIST POWER OF THE WORLD THEY WILL BE COMING FOR US IF THINGS DON;T CHANGE SOON MARK MY WORDS.
THIS IS HOW YOU CONTROL THE PEOPLE TO DO YOUR BIDDING HAVE FAITH IN THE GOOD LORD WE ALL NEED IT RIGHT HERE RIGHT NOW.
There are people sleeping due to over work in most jobs now a days. At least these goons get fat pay cheques taxing and fining public.
@DAMfoxygrampa I'm actually not sure if it's out yet, he was interviewed a few years ago about said manhunt and was sent an early draft. I'll have to do some digging and see if it came out! I don't remember the title at the moment so I'll have to look around for it
The guy playing the perp: "Yeah, I just want you to know that I messed up. I'm not that kind of person."
Yup, we're in Canada alright.
This stereotype kills me on the inside a bit.
Or first school
@@PugilistCactus I've been present during arrests. You'd be surprised how often that line or something like it comes up.
@@keith6706 i guess saying that is part of the training so that police won't fall for verbal manipulation?
damn man the weather sucks , that is probably the only thing I learned from this video , look at that snow dude its ridiculous
Why am I watching this? I’m not even Canadian.
You too?
Aye
...neither am I. Canucks were always a different kettle of fish amongst Commonwealth countries.
Neither I'm half Russian and Rarotongan
@@dayton2vx ...is that the same as being German Samoan? Hahaha
Every other military/police force: *screams and yells*
Canada: So this is the schedule, you have to get a little used to it but have fun!
Clearly never been to depot lol
@@bhererbherer8795 From what I saw in basic depot doesn't get it much easier, care to indulge?
Véry true
"Stop, police. Drop the knife, sorry"
@@juuIpods xD
I’m Canadian and I’ve been pulled over 7 times and never got a ticket yet, thank you for your kindness
these are the men and women that protect all of canada's syrup.
The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist is the informal name for a months-long theft between 2011 and 2012 of nearly 3,000 tons of maple syrup, valued at C$18.7 million from a storage facility in Quebec.
😂
They protect Canada's rich people from embarrassment. They just embarrass themselves in the process.
Jon Allen thank you for the service
They couldn't even do that
I bet each of their bullets has an engraved, "Sorry I Shot You" apology on it. Canadians are too polite.
AH! Why is there poop in your mouth shut up
You realize a lot of us are assholes right?
Imagine they don’t have rounds just a gun
AH (how bout you shut up?)
As an American, with Canadian friends, I can say it's not that their so polite, it's more that most of us are assholes. Politeness is a strange concept to us.
USA Drill Instructor: “MOVE MOVE LETS GO WHAT DID YOU SAY TO ME??!!”
Canadian Drill Instructor:” What year did we become the Canadian Army?”
Mounted police- not the army
its definitely not the royal Canadian army its just the Canadian army your getting it mixed up with the royal Canadian navy and the royal Canadian airforce
Sorry for the mix up :/
Punish em with knowledge!!!
Canada: we're happy you're here
USA: WE DONT NEED YOU HERE, WE DONT WANT YOU. WE ARE HERE TO BREAK YOU. DID YOU LOOK AT ME? EVERYONE DO 20 PUSHUPS BECAUSE YOU'RE FRIEND WANTED TO LOOK AROUND, SAY THANK YOU FRIEND.
I realize that Canadians aren't really as nice as people make it seem and they can be mean... but compared to the USA its like living in respect land. In the US if you tell your drill sergeant your sorry you get to run 50 meters 5 times no breaks...
I truly love how the cadets are exposed to things like tear gaz. It really makes them understand the power they can impose on others, and is sure to make them think twice before using it. Go Canada!
Most police academies (at least in the United States) do this in their curriculum, and in the military for MP related jobs. Common things trainees/ recruits have to experience before being certified and authorized to employ are: Pressure points, takedowns, tasers, pepper spray/ tear gas. Instructors make them go through it just to know what it feels like so as to deter them in the future from going 0 to 100. Officers have to endure the effects of tear gas just as much as rioters. The stuff lingers and spreads, any officers dealing with people in the area suffer just as bad too. The only difference is they've trained for it and know what to expect already so they don't panic/ lose focus.
damn man the weather sucks , that is probably the only thing I learned from this video , look at that snow dude its ridiculous
@@sinabagherisarvestani8924 pretty standard in Saskatchewan. This is on the shoulder of the season, and in daylight.
YOUR KIDDING RIGHT??? ITS SO THEY GET USED TO IT WHEN THE PROTESTERS START THROWING THEM BACK. GET YOU HEAD OUT OF THE SAND THIS IS NOT HOW YOU TRAIN POLICE FOR CIVIL POLICING.
They’re a joke
"Remote provinces like Yukon and Nunavut."
Territories, folks. Not provinces.
Atta boy
Well, it is Canadia, I doubt more than 3 people care.
Im just happy there is a video about us!
@@User0000000000000004 Thanks Marty I'll remember that when I'm talking about the great state of Puerto Rico. Jk lol
The Yukon is a province bud
All the jokes aside: This is actually a better police training than most countries offer their officers. Of course it's not comparable to a military boot camp, but neither is the job so I'm fine with that.
RCMP officers can transfer to the canadian military
I actually think a 26 week training is a little short.
Here in germany, the police training takes 24 to 45 months (It depends on which state you want to serve in)
@@FendtFavorit926Vario And we both know how incredible well trained german police officers are haha. Time doesn't mean anything, especially if you spent most of it at college and not directly doing police work.
@@DerZockerrocker Can you deliver any facts about why polce officers in germany are be badly trained? From my experience, they are very well trained and higly professional. And about practical traing: a Police Cadet in North Rhine-Westphalia has 4 practical courses doing, as you call it "police work". These alone take 36 weeks. Thats 10 weeks more than the WHOLE Police Training in Canada.
I'm not saing that Candian police officers are bad. I'm just saing that, at least to me, training seems a little short.
@@FendtFavorit926Vario Ich switche der Einfachheit halber mal zu Deutsch. Wohne in Oldenburg (Nds.), wo dir Polizeiakadmie des Landes ist. A) Sehen wir hier tag täglich die angehenden und frischen Kommissare auf der Straße, B) war ich längere Zeit mit einer zusammen. Außerdem ist ein ehemaliger Arbeitskollege im Mittleren Dienst bei der Wasserschutz in HH und ich selbst bin ebenfalls im gehobenen Dienst, allerdings nicht als Polizist tätig. Habe aber privat mehr als genug Einblicke in (zumindest) die Landespolizei Niedersachen u. Hamburg, sowieso den gehobenen Dienst der BRD allgemein. Und ich kann sagen, persönlich finde ich die Ausbildung wahnsinnig an der Realität vorbei, die allgemeine Leistungsfähigkeit der Polizisten nimmt sein Jahren ab und die Ansprüche in der Ausbildung werden seit den 90ern konsequent gesenkt.
Mountie trash talk " do you need to see a chiropractor" lmao
Tom and Jay Eat 😂😂😂😂☠️
Fun fact, they used to be as harsh as army drills but they had to tone it down. One instance included recruits spit-washing a buffalo head with a toothbrush lmao
Growing up in northern part of Canada, we had some awesome people in the RCMP. They would do a lot for the kids, and I really appreciate that growing up. It made an isolated 230 people shitty community seem not so shitty.
You referred to Yukon and Nunavut as provinces when they are actually Territories of Canada.
Robbin Kalaamalho they also ignore Northwest Territories as well
That too
Territory schmeritory.
Robbin Kalaamalho americans🤣🤣
Justin Krezelak the provinces are apart of Canada but territory’s are owned by the Canadian government but are not apart of Canada
I was traveling to Canada once, they put on their sirens on their moose and pulled me over, they gave me a ticket with a credit of $500, and wished me a great day.
Nice people these Canucks.
Moose 😂
When I went to Canada, I was asked at the border why I was going in, where I lived and what I did for a living. I was tempted to say, "I'm visiting an Algerian friend of mine, I met in Pakistan in 1997, before going on a hiking trip in Afghanistan." I decided I really did not want to be reported to the FBI. LOL.
@@neiljones9884 lol algeria isn't a dangerous country
Be glad they did not slap you with their beaver's tail.
@@jamesgough3938 WTF???😂
As a Brit, I'm obsessed with the RCMP. They're excellent representatives of Canada and they're always my favourite part of any parade. 🇬🇧❤️🇨🇦
As a canadian I always felt that they were a symbol of canada just as much as hockey or maple syrup lol
@@vilhjj They 100% are. The red looks so good and it also represents their British heritage because of the famous "redcoats".
@lennonkelly-james2693 now if only I could convince people to spell colour and aeroport correctly, it kind of bugs me when people don't use British spelling, but then again I guess it all Canadians use British grammar with American pronunciation
@@vilhjj I'm close friends with an American from Michigan and the way she spells certain words does throw me off at times. Canada is the better part of North America.
CANZUK Is a meme and isn't likely to work in my opinion, keep dreaming!
RCMP Drill Sargent: *YELLED*
Sorry
*yelled again*
Sorry again
No its soorry
11bang bang its not
@@fuzzymp yes it is
11bang bang do u live in Canada?
@@fuzzymp No...
Thank God
US Army: "YOU ARE ALL GETTING SHITTY MRE'S."
RCMP: "Ok guys, lets have a nice turkey dinner... To the queen!"
@@INHUMANENATION 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 let's secure the oil!
It’s cause it’s Canada
Well this is Canadian Police not the US Army..
@@tos4057 exactly its a police force not a military force
.....
As a Canadian myself, I must say I am quite impressed with the quality of this in-depth look at our Mounted Forces. I learned a lot from it and I'm sure the Mounties themselves are proud of what was done here.
@Charles Duff
As an American, I have to say that the instructors seem to be relatively polite to the recruits compared to, say, a U.S. Marine Corps drill instructor. Don't get me wrong, I have a lot of respect for the RCMP.
@@spaceman081447 Welcome to Canada. We are known for being polite.
They completely left out the PDU (police driving unit). By far the most enjoyable part of my training. Also, not much info on the classroom aspect which is a huge part of the schedule. Not glamorous enough I suppose lol
Same, and I agree. It's an intresting take for sure
THE MOUNTIES AND THERE JUDGES ARE CROOKED AS THEY COME ! DO NOT TRUST THE RCMP.
Dude, this is incredibly insightful! There are other ways to train cadets! The principle of kindness and positive motivation v.s. screaming and breaking the cadets... So many other military forces need to take notes! It is crystal clear that they are all becoming sharp, competent, highly skilled, and compassionate HUMANS. Sometimes, kindness and positivity are all people need to find their real inner strength and inner self. They are creating true leaders and people that I would trust to serve and protect me
My dad used to go fishing in Canada back in the 1950s and early 60s. He said that the mounted police were always very friendly and make sure everybody was enjoying themselves while on vacation there. He said most of the time when they came across a Mountie it was when they were canoeing to a fishing spot and the officer was boating near them.
Bruh this is soo wholesome
damn man the weather sucks , that is probably the only thing I learned from this video , look at that snow dude its ridiculous
That's the old days.
Now they are there to question you and find something wrong
@@sinabagherisarvestani8924 yeah, it’s Canada, there’s a non 0 chance if you graduate you’ll be sent somewhere that doesn’t see the sun for 2 months and will average -40 or lower that entire time
@@sinabagherisarvestani8924 thats nothing! crunchy snow is the norm lol. Its funny how we get used to such harsh climates. Same wherever you are from. If its some place hot, I got no idea how you can manage. I love looking at snow. Its beautiful.
Canadian POs be like:
“Please drop and give me 20 push-ups sir”
Some High Voltage Channel
“Take your time. Work hard. No rush man.”
Never call a cadet sir. Only white shirts can be called sir or madam
@@bhererbherer8795 Joke.
It's not sir, it's buddy.
As someone from Canada I’ve never heard such strong stereotypical Canadian accents 😂
i never thought i would hear the accent myself on tv too myself, i found a lot of people in construction or trade work have it. I have a native accent, cree to be exact lol.
Those were intense accents to someone from BC xD
Merc Slays I live on a mi’kmaq reserve so I barely hear those thick Canadian accents
Are they all talking in Leterkenny?
lmao all small town ppl in sk and mb talk like that. 😂
As a Canadian, I really like how diverse the training camp seemed to be. We need more representation throughout the services.
Right , diversity over quality and competence.
@@northvanwan7428 The liberal way.
No.
@@northvanwan7428it can be diversity and quality. Why do you assume diversity and quality are not compatible? Bias much?
Diversity shouldn't even matter when it comes to looking for a good job or serving the country.
If you're a part of the lgbt community (aka being a boy kisser like that furry meme that's trending rn) (alternatively a physically or mentally handicapped person) but still have a good amount of competence enough for the job you're looking for? Good.
If you're not competent enough? we wont give you that spot.
A good approach is to never give them a free pass just because of their diversity/disability, that pass should always be for the people that have the skill for the job they want even if one of them kiss men and have a genetic disease or is a disabled person. Skill comes first before their looks. But i guess the workspace treats them like the other end of the 'never judge a book from its cover' quote. Praising a beautiful (or diverse in a modern context) looking guy/girl only to find out about their bad attitude
Me on patrol: *Petting doggo*
Me on break: *Petting doggo*
Me on my entire career: *petting doggo*
Doggo
Seeing how they treated Mathew brought me to tears, Canadians truly are some of the nicest people whether you like that stereotype or not.
@Chris Richardson Their lack of discipline on the job is irrelevant. I am just speaking about the kindness shown to this man with special needs.
Then you’d be disgusted what the DRILL corps says behind the backs of the spectators when they are out of ears reach
I hear this all the time and it baffles me. I've lived in canada 28 years and not everyone is nice. As well as "canadians aren't rasict" always makes me laugh.. Plenty of Racism and hate to go around. Honestly we're america with less freedom. Anyone that tells you different is brainwashed or a scummy liar.
Canadian police are so polite they say sorry as they drive indigenous people into the wilderness to freeze to death
@@mrwolfe4818 I mean us natives are now mad at the government cause of the more than 250 native unmarked graves found.
14:18 “a cow sacrificed their life for your belt and look what you’ve done to it” 😂 given it to them hardddd
That was such a cringe attempt at being tough. I imagined back in basic if someone would have said something dumb like that. The answer would have been "Are you feeling ok Drill Sergeant?"
Justin Krezelak just shut up
@@zakish222 How about no. What now brown cow? I get it... you're 12 and don't understand.
Justin Krezelak I thought he was just trying to be funny.
Found the armchair Marine, always one of those idiots in the comments, this time it's Justin Krezelak
There was a time I had no other ambition in life but to become RCMP. Things didn't work out and I've been very lucky. Respect goes out to all.
EDITOR’S NOTE: In the video, we incorrectly identify Yukon and Nunavut as Canadian provinces, when they are in fact classified as territories. We regret the error.
no Tim Hortons for that guy I spose.
sorey
Sorry
THE Yukon. THE.
@Fluffy Muffin buzzkill
canadian police: we˙re out to serve the canadian public
US police: so anyway I started blasting
RCMP have killed many unarmed people
They also carry guns
I too have killed many unarmed people
This was a joke fbi don't come to my house
I'm not saying that police are always justified but if you are afraid of dying I'd like to see your reaction.
HA! 😂
As someone watching from the UK , I have absolute respect for the high standards shown here. It looks to me as one of these times where you learn to pass the training, then you go out and learn to do the job.
As a combat veteran of the US military, I am rather impressed with the level of realistic training provided to these officers at the same time of maintaining a respectable work culture that is very hard to achieve. Many law enforcement agencies could benefit significantly from creating similar training programs. Their PM may be a tool but the Mounties appear to have their shit together, also props for the unbiased gender training.
This was a propaganda piece. They do not, if fact, have anything together. They are viciously mean and always have some scandal going. And they’ll take your guns in a heartbeat. I’ve worked with them as a Grunt myself. They’re as unprofessional as they come.
@@bigsyrup8567 you are full of crap , all of these people,have University backgrounds ! They are not stupid , and a lot were professionals in other jobs before , they would not waste their time to be cruel or scandals ,
@@squamishfish They have been mired in scandal before, from assault cases to losing firearms. They have unprofessional attitudes as a general rule of thumb. They don’t know shit about firearms besides what they’re spoon-fed, and they are not to be trusted. They will take your guns in a heartbeat.
@@bigsyrup8567 don’t know any thing about Fire Arms ? Canada has set three records in long distance kills in Afghanistan and Iraq, The same training standards are set between the
Canadian military and The RCMP
@@bigsyrup8567 good civilians don't have any reason to have guns anyway
"A cow sacrificed it's life for this belt" lmaoooo 🤣
Ivan Villavicencio the Canadian way
Imagine if they keep yelling "I'M SORRY" at the recruits lmaoo.
That was a funny image thankyou for that 😂
It’s all fun and games until you realize Canada hasn’t lost a war :/
GG - Graden Gamer Oh yeahhh
@@H_1314l aka the British
@@ce1834 Nope Canada starting with the Great war has never been commanded by a British office except Lord Byng (Irish born) who said there men are to good to ever be lead by the British and they never have since. We get our traditions and some regimental names from the British but we command our own forces.
Often as a Canadian I feel as though watching American programs about us is akin to watching David Attenborough talk about peculiar animals, but this was a truly honorable look into the RCMP and the heart of good policing.
"In this scenario, Cadets attempt to subdue an aggressive assailant."
Mountie: "Oh yeah, could ya please stop it there and get on the ground for me..please."
Minnesota is not a part of Canada.
Well Newfoundland is.
You’re under arrest. Eh, sourry for throwing you on the ground.
"...on the ground for there, please bud"*
When i visited Canada i got pulled over by one of these folks. As i was trying to figure out what i did wrong the officer told me " Hey just pulled ye over to tell ya good morning eh".
Adrian Morelos As a Canadian, I hardly believe you went to Canada as you used the word “eh”. Just letting you know we don’t always use the word “eh”.
Friendsy as a TRUE Canadian I can debunk this comment and say YES we do mostly use the word “eh” we have also politely kicked “Friendsy” out of the country after making he/her live out in the Nunavut north for a month alone. Came back to see the polar bears sitting with “Friendsy” by a fire smoking a dart with a beer in hand.
@@mrsisterfister3187 I'm also a Canadian and I can say that I never here the word eh but I think it's just a region thing
@@frmi yes im canadian and i ive heard it only a few times,and it had nothing to do with the fact that they where canadian
Mr SisterFister I don’t live in Nunavut you dimwit, and second of all, not all Canadians are polite. Us Canadians can be very rude. Search “Rude Canadians” on Google and I think you will get a satisfactory response.
A police force based on kindness and service - that's something to really aspire for. Good job Canada.
Do you think American cops could learn to do the same?
Hold that thought...
Pure propaganda. Ask any native person in Canada what kind of organization they really are.
@@alexstewart9068 it all came to light didn't it.
@@alexstewart9068 *used to be
Although I graduated a few years back now, I had the same facilitators and drill staff seen in this. A few changes to Depot since.
Spending better part of 6 months at Depot and experiencing everything it had to offer, I can say its some of the best police training in the world. As the world of policing evolves at a rapid pace, the RCMP as a whole is a doing a much better job at keeping pace since years past. Its a shame to hear recruit applications are way down, to the point of having not enough to fill spots. Do those who are looking into it, its a tough process before, during and after training. But currently as a 4+ year constable with an excellent schedule, benefits for my family, some off the best time off in any job and $100K+ year salary not including edp and OT. Its all been worth it. You see a lot, experience a lot and go through a lot but I wont change it for anything. Not to mention we in the RCMP have a ton of career paths that municipal just cant match!
Also to those looking to sign up, note that part of the job includes taking away the human rights of your fellow citizens, especially natives, and you might end up facing discrimination by your higherups, or have to go along with the discrimination you see your colleagues enforce on the same people you’re supposed to be protecting and serving
Kinda funny hearing an American describe “Regina”.
It's goddamn hilarious
Do you mean pronounce?
I got royally bitched at for saying Regina like vagina, in Allen Park Michigan, Regina Street is named Regina. This prissy lady got all huffy about it. Hosers
@@ronnysterling7694 Haha as someone from Michigan, I never even knew "Regina" was a street name
Regina is how it’s pronounced I have never met any Canadian who has said regeena
Seeing this after watching American Boot Camp documentaries is just wow
Much gentler and nicer
@@khrizzyy and you can actually understand what they're saying, too. Not just yelling and screaming.
I just watched the navy seals one and this is a change of pace
@@booski179 well this isnt their military
American Soldier currently btw
@@jamiestark4235 ha ha seals are a complete different breed.
"Remote *provinces* like Yukon and Nunavut." *Cringe*
Don't worry, my favorite state is still Puerto Rico.
Michael Amyot hahaha
Lol
Puerto Rico is a great state, but my favorite state is definitely Guam
We don't really care, we just read books.
FerdDoesWeirdThingsInLife Where America’s day begins!!!
as an American, my only exposure to RCMP has been Dudley Do-Right cartoons. i know that's just a cartoon, and thanks for producing this film. i quite enjoyed the reality.
Wow, that first cop lady has the most stereotyped Canadian accent ever.
Robert Drake Eh hoser
Canadian accent not real
I never realized we had an accent.
She sounded like she grew up in Canada, spent her college years in Minnesota, and then moved back to Canada.
Provinces often have different accents.
16:13 I hope Matthew was able to get back to going to the parades. I assume the pandemic stopped that for a time. It's wonderful what they did for him, and super cool!
damn man the weather sucks , that is probably the only thing I learned from this video , look at that snow dude its ridiculous
Hello I took a tour of the RCMP depot yesterday and can say yes he still attends!
You forgot to mention that new recruits have to drink a gallon of maple syrup to prove they are truly canadian.
Also, it wouldn't be a gallon but 4 litres.
And they have the chug 4 large Gretzky from tim Hortons
Real Canadians PISS Maple Syrup and Naplam with Concertina Wire
I am all that is man! Ha ha that was a great scene.
Do not attempt this unless youve been raised on 100% pure Canadian maple syrup. Ive seen a lot of tourists who can't handle that much syrup. You've been warned..
This channel should do an episode on ship rider school. It’s a joint school with us U.S Coast Guard and RCMP.
My friend MacKenzie joined the Mounties, but when they told him he would have to relocate from Mississauga to the far north he said, "I'll have Nunavut." He now mops floors at Tim Hortons in Willowdale.
LOL I lovut what you done here!
He should have stuck it out. Those places are limited duration postings and your get more input into where your next posting will be. He should gone for the OPP instead of the RCMP he would have stayed closer to home
Willowdale in Langley BC?
@@royalloyalty8248 Well joining a national police force that covers the entire country might be a hint that you may get sent to some hole in the wall...or you mike end up in a really great posting. Even in provinces that have their of police services there is still a large RCMP running federal operations. Ok you said he was in Mississauga, now you say hes in Langley
@@michaelb9529 i never said he's in Mississauga
As a former peace officer, I always enjoy watching videos like this. I look at the Canadian Mounties much in the same way as I do with the Texas Rangers.
Mounties are unique as they are in every province, Canada has no version of the FBI - just officers who work on federal cases. So you get Mounties who are average county police officers, some who work on provincial cases and others on federal. This also allows great communication when a major national issue is taking place like a hunt for killers spanning many provinces. I do see some similarities with attitude and respect that the rangers hold too.
Nice man!
@@wexe-vg1gm it is true, the RCMP provides policing services at the federal, provincial, and municipal levels.
Once when Grant McEwen was the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta a university in California asked him to come down and give the commencement address. He agreed to do so. Because he represented Alberta and Canada the Alberta government thought that it would look good for him to be accompanied by two RCMP officers in ceremonial dress. He got on a jet accompanied by two Mounties. Two women saw this. One woman said"what do you think he did". The other woman said"I think that he is a bank robber". The other woman said"No, he looks more like a white collar criminal". They thought that he was an American criminal being returned to the USA by the Mounties.
@Daniel Ortego
A former Mountie I once knew, RIP, would have been tickled pink by that comment. That was one of his many colourful sayings.
He was fond of saying One Mountie, One Riot after a call he was on went bad. He had a lot of respect for theTexas Rangers so it is said. Was his kind of policing.
I just got a ton of respect for these men and women. Serving in any profession takes certain kinds of people. And they are special for even choosing this career field.
I've known some of them and have no respect whatsoever. Although I must say they're really good at dressing up in their *&#@ red serge and presenting trophies. And they're good at harassing innocent people and minorities...
@@fewerbeansplease well they are law enforcement. Law can be right or wrong. Doesn't matter in the grand scheme. Nothing's fair. Life doesn't care if you have dreams and goals. People don't either. So don't constantly expect people to treat you like you want to be treated. Institutionalized enforcement or not.
Canadian police have way more training then in the US. Canadian police truly learn how to speak to people and how to honestly serve and protect. Most are hard to break no matter how much you yell and scream at them they stay calm.
Fun fact: 94.6% of people watching this video aren’t Canadian
Same
je suis canadien
boi im canadian
Boi that's wrong I'm Ugandan
Yes but I want to be a Canadian
FBI: FBI OPEN UP!!!!
*breaks down the door*
MOUNTIES: *knocks politely*
Hello its the police may i come in?
That’s a nice American stereotype
Blame R v. Feeney for polite door knocks...
Also FBI: shoots an innocent person and kills the family dog.
@Tiger I. F. R. Tiger its call weakassss...
@@jimmonybillybob4358 it's called a joke.
Canadian roast: do you need to see a chiropractor 🤣
Officer:
Do you need to see a chiropractor? coz i can recommend a good one eh.
John TongueCruz 🤣
I mean he probably does
Do you need to see a chiropractor? = What are you, a sissy who breaks easily?
I LOVE THIS VIDEO !!!! … I have seen so many on the American police and military service and finally here’s one on our own HEROES !!! … the Mounties are a long and “ distinguished entity “ in Canada and it’s nice to see them getting this recognition on their training that’s just as hard as any Unit anywhere … CANADIANS DO IT IN -25 AND SNOW !!… hats off and heart out to all the women and men who have been Mounties and to the ones who enlist and try to be … you are truly the toughest .. best of our best … and most dedicated … 🙏 and wishes on your try out and to Graduates may you serve SAFELY every day and night and go home to your families … RESPECT to the empty chair signifying passed Women and Men of the Mounties … 🙏… that’s an incredible tradition … Thank you all for your dedication and service … 🇨🇦❤️❤️❤️❤️
14:48 The clipboard throw.
The precision, how many years did it take to perfect it, you reckon?
Looking back it's even got wings(paper's flapping in the wind)
The “clipboard throw” is a regular part of RCMP parades
@@aidanrobinson465 That's the best part. It's part of a parade.
It’s actually part of every drill class as well, at least it was when I went through. The clipboard always ended up at or near the front doors of the drill hall lol
@@DanielSon69 Sounds like a souvenir if there were tours. (Do not take this seriously, please o-o,)
That guy in the beginning was trying to be polite and not yell...
"im sorry, it seems that you have broken the law."
Honorary Cadet Matthew and his relationship with the mounties put a smile on my face! Good on ya'll.
I clicked to have a laugh, but this needs to go viral. My experience with RCMP has always been pleasant and now I understand why.
Do you? I mean, do you REALLY understand?
@@User0000000000000004 wish the US police also had the same kind of training
"A cow sacrificed its life for your belt..." - Canadian Mounties.
Wow.... lol.
He's not wrong
Well I like the Commanding Officers attitude about they are here to SERVE their
Communities rather than dominate them. That’s a start in the right direction for new police.
Yes! A lot of LEO’s in the US should take notes!
Yeah except the RCMP just sit there on highways and construction sites (at odd hours when nobody is working) with radar like highwaymen to give out tickets. They're the only people allowed to carry guns in Canada and if someone breaks into your house and you try to defend yourself (especially with guns) they come for YOU and treat YOU like the criminal. They're a bunch of pansy fascists dressed like red lolipops whose entire job is you keep you under control by the elites. They are definitely there to dominate.
@@Peglegkickboxer As someone from a third-world country that's had 3 different dictatorships, i would say that i'm sorry but you know nothing about "pansy fascists" and being "dominated" by Police.
Your life is comfortable and safe in ways you can't even imagine and that most of us envy. And that safety is due to your Police. Learn to appreciate it.
@@Peglegkickboxer just dont speed on the highway and the RCMP will leave you alone
Peglegkickboxer someone got a speeding ticket lmao
Prepping for Boot camp rn so this is actually a huge help to see what happens during the 26 weeks of training and what to expect
"A cow sacrificed his life for your belt."
He sounds like a vegan.
Looks like one too lmao
Doesn't have to be one to recognize reality.
Well that drill instructor has to make sure that the cadet understands that they did a wrong thing so they don’t do it again regardless of whether it is disrespectful to the animal or not.
Well it’s true
Wow you're so based bro!!
“Oh, hey can you drop the knife, eh?” “You aboot to be arrested, eh?”
Canadians don’t sound like that man
yikes. too many eh’s.
We don’t say that lmao
look at all these mad cannies eh?
JKD6991 Oh my apologies officer, I'll go aboot to drop my knife eh?"
Okay sir I'll let you off the hook for threatening me with a knife. My apologies. Sorry.
Even when canadiens are yelling they still seem nice to me.
Brandon Thompson IKR!
You can't comment on their official video after what they did to everyone, too much resentment and too many memories. So proud!
“Modern Police Officer: Throws Suspect into car”
“Normal Constable: Puts Suspect In Car Comfortably.”
I love how when the assistant commissioner welcomes them he sounds like a hockey coach before your first game of the season (I’m Canadian I can say that)
Same here
"I’m Canadian I can say that"😂😂😂
I say the same thing. Everyone looks at me. Like confused as to how I know that. After I say I'm from the US I can say that. They ease down. Happens with tourists in emergencies ah!
I use US references to explain 😂
Run like the devils at your heels. Which we had to do for cover. Few small booms went off. Booms for that's the sound.
I had to keep everyone safe, I knew the area so they left me and a few licensed gun carriers go on with the group. Everyone was safe. Yeah, they shot only once for an animal. We were in the woods.
Animal was attacking so, we avoided it as much as we could. Yet we had no choice.
Fun Fact to all the non Canadians here the provinces Ontario and Quebec don't have a RCMP serving them, they have their own provincial police force. Edit: I from Toronto I know that large municipalities have their know police force
They have divisions in Ontario and Quebec, two division are in Ontario. they also do security for federal government high up's.
Yeah OPP
Not only in ontario and Quebec...so many other cities have their own police...the cities that dont, get the RCMP...
No one cares. Canada is a parody of America.
@@justinacero180 well, Canada has its roots deep in the proper countries, just like this video showed, whilest America is just accumulated swamp from all over the world with no proper heritage nor maneers. If there is joke country in the world, its USA
🇨🇦Last month I sat beside a young man on a flight to Regina, on his way to the Depot as a cadet. He is 30 years old and a former nurse. A lot of the cadets did a different job before they were accepted. The RCMP has its root in our military. Our military officer cadets wear a similar red wool tunic as dress uniform. I have a kid who graduated from our military college. Many of the traditions, training, and policy are the same.
Ahahaha that may have been my troopmate!
14:17 "a cow sacrificed their life for your belt, look at what you've done to it" you cant get more Canadian than that
Lol
This guy is more indian than me lmao
No hosers there
They send the police to Nunavut and Yukon? That's almost to the Arctic circle.
They send them to the worst places and they don't have a say. It's why they don't get many applications.
@@TalesOfGod No, they get applications. What ends up happening is they quit or transfer to Municipal forces.
That is the artic circle, they have 20,000 officers that do policing, terrorist investigation, and provide security for the PM the RCMP is like Homeland security and FBI combined plus policing
@@user-vr3fu2ek8d FBI and DHS don't have any problems with funding or lack of manpower unlike the RCMP however.
@Rob C Do you have a source? I'm curious to see it.
Let's be honest, it wouldn't be a Canadian boot camp...if the training didn't take place during winter
And I love how the assistant commissioner is self-aware that the Canadian police is more polite than everyone else. But he has a point, if the police are friendly to each other, then when they're out and talking to victims/suspects it would calm them down as well in order to not build even more stress on an already stressful situation.
damn man the weather sucks , that is probably the only thing I learned from this video , look at that snow dude its ridiculous
Dude..I see you everywhere on youtube. We watch the same videos haha🙂
I wonder if the whole 26 weeks are during the winter season.
@@steelWindAlchemistin Regina, if you’re there for any sequence of 6 months you’re more than likely getting snow. I was lucky enough to attend the graduation ceremony for my brother, and was at Depot this past year to lay my uncle to rest, who retired an Inspector after more than 25 years of service. The video was very good, and one thing they missed was the water training; it’s intense.
@@get_busy_livingsame
My dad works in Bonnyville Alberta. He went there for a months and then he graduated. My mom was so proud of my dad. It was before I was even born in. It was also made in the 1800s.
the rest of the world's police: you're under arrest!
RCMP: would it be alright if I arrested you?
j c no not at this moment. Could you come back in aboot an hour
@@dominickschirripa4802 😄
That Canadian's are nice shit is old.
Cory Kamermans No one knows how to joke about Canadians, so just resort to the classic politeness.
@@airwipe1639 what's the correct way to joke about canadians?
I love the drill unit, making that person so happy every Tuesday it’s honestly amazing
14:52
I can't tell if that was hilarious or or the most badass thing I've ever seen.
Definitely a mixture of both
Hilariously badass
If you're that mixed up, watch it again.
Pretty epic.
Seems it gets done at least once for every troop to experience.
When I was in my Basic Training for the US Army, our Senior Drill Sergeant did the same with his Campaign Hat AKA Brown Round. Unfortunately, that is a rare thing to see and my platoon paid a heavy price.
Still pretty cool to see an RCMP tradition. Laugh every time. Such finesse. Very artistic and entertaining. Bravo Zulu.
“A cow sacrificed its life for your belt and look what you’ve done to it” this was unexpected and incredible and a bit hilarious. That’s the perfect reason to tell someone to keep something in good working order, not just “because i said so!” it’s because an animal died so you could have it on your uniform and it should receive respect for that, that was very amazing to hear
I mean no disrespect, but I'd love to hug one if these folks. Tell em they're doing a great job.
I'm Troop 21, 2000. This brought back a lot of memories. Cool vid. Police work is public service. Stay safe brothers and sisters.
Hey man I’m trying to become a rcmp officer I’m only 16 right now since your a officer I was hoping if you would have any tips
@@bruh-qu1ww Say no to gang life kid.
You’ll be up against the wall with the others when the time comes, Horsie. Hope it was worth it.
@@bigsyrup8567 what?
@@bigsyrup8567 can you explain a bit what you mean by that please
14:50
Perfectly executed clipboard toss
John Smith 😂
They did a really good job on this video!
"A cow gave its life for this look what you did" I died
Roblox is Awesome! Like sorry but belts get wrinkled
I'm sure they killed the animal just for a belt too
Joe Bessette yes that’s how it works
@@pickelhaube0449 No it's not. Cows are killed for meat and the hide is also used to make leather
@@joebessette6565 and the leather is used to make the belt
First scene got cut, they aren’t showing them saying “sorry” countless times before the question of the foundation was asked
Anish Patel as a Canadian they falsely showed how people actually act in these camps. Idk why they didn’t show the endless amounts of sorry that was passing around especially when they didn’t show that they said sorry to the cow that was sacrificed for that leather belt FALSE ADVERTISING
People just click this to watch Canadians be mean lol
and we can't watch canadians be mean lol.
We are so lucky to have our RCMP. They are fantastic. They have a tough job. Thanks!
Canadian Mounties:*Shoots rubber bullets*
Also Canadian Mounties: O_O man how did you shoot him. sorry man
oh theyt usually use live amo
I’m Canadian and am going to become an RCMP Officer. How convenient and awesome a new video was released on Depot. Not a lot of content on it. 😁 👍
As a person with multiple family members in both municipal and RCMP services my advice is to avoid the RCMP at all costs. They are a badly broken organization and should be shut down imho.
I’m not scared of Canadians, I was in the Russian army for 7 years. 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
@@erichkaufmann5284 Odd comment?? No one said anything about being scared of Canadians.
The worst equipped military in the world lead by a bunch of pop tart politicians who faint at the site of blood.
Good people in the CUF though.
@The Skyrim Machine The Canadian Unarmed Forces.
@The Skyrim Machine Ha ha ha ha....you said "good" and "politician" in the same sentence. That's sort of like the term Military Intelligence.
My observation is that few military people go into politics but a fair number of RCMP do. But being in the RCMP is a political position anyways, so they are half way there already.
This is my dream, wish me luck in 3 years
Edit: its been 4 years and im instead in film school, cops are little piggies, thought they were heroes until i grew up enough to realize the truth
You got it mate that iconic red inform is waiting for you
Best of luck!!
Hey Wild Bill, I'll wish it to you NOW - one never knows what tomorrow will bring (especially if at 76 one is riding a Kawasaki sport bike).
Good luck, mate
Good luck! Go get that red uniform!
It's true. When I see my local police, I have zero respect. They just want to make money on giving you tickets and citations. I've even gone to them several times on serious issues and they tell me to go away. The RCMP have always done right by me. I like those guys, they really care about the community and do right by their work. They are true patriots.
14:52 when I'm doing homework and my friend invited me to play with him.
Spelling much?
@@ashtonsenko536 sir you are an intellecually
that is just too perfect XD
And Matthew even has his own uniform as an honorary cadet. How cool is that? The look on his face is priceless!