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RCMP can’t be held liable in grievance filed by newly formed police union in Surrey, B.C.: Arbitrator

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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) cannot be held liable in a grievance brought forward by the Surrey Police Union (SPU), an arbitrator has ruled. The grievance, filed by the SPU, alleged haras...

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