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Who it's for
A Mountie in a contract detachment, a provincial officer on a highway patrol and a constable in a regional service do not work the same week. The rotations differ, the paid duty market differs, and how often you are moved differs most of all. Each page below covers one of them.
RCMP
Contract, federal and provincial policing
The RCMP is several jobs under one badge. A member in a contract detachment polices a municipality; another does provincial highway work; another is federal. Here is how BlueShifts fits a member's week.
Provincial police
OPP and the Sûreté du Québec
Ontario and Quebec are the only provinces that run their own provincial forces, and the work covers everything from highway patrol to municipal contracts. Here is how BlueShifts fits that week.
Regional and municipal
City, regional and First Nations services
Regional and municipal services police the great majority of Canadians, and they carry the busiest paid duty market in the country. Here is how BlueShifts fits that week.
Correctional officers
Federal and provincial institutions
Institutions run around the clock, the post changes what the shift is like, and the roster can change with a phone call. Here is how BlueShifts fits that week.
Whichever service you are in
Save the rotation once and the year fills itself in. The paid duty, the court dates and the training go on top of it, and all of it stays on your phone.
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