5 years into his RCMP career, Staff Sergeant Michael Jaszczyszyn lost vision in his right eye to cancer. He became the first person in Canada to police the frontline with one eye. He relearned to shoot and proved that he was the exception to the rule. “I don’t shy away from the eye. I wear it like a badge of honour,” says Jaszczyszyn. “I fell down over and over but I didn’t question whether I could do it or not.” The RCMP is hiring people who are adaptable and perseverant. Apply now to become a

Royal Canadian Mounted Police Deputy Commissioner Dwayne McDonald identified the person who carried out a school massacre as an 18-year-old woman with mental health issues, but did not provide a motive for one of the worst mass shootings in the country’s history. The killer, who police named as Jesse Van Rootselaar, died by suicide after the shooting on February 10 in Tumbler Ridge, a remote community in British Columbia. | Reuters

WATCH: The RCMP's Cadet Training Program is providing cadets with the necessary skills to deal with situations involving people living with mental health issues. Katelyn Wilson has the story. Read More: https://trib.al/NzNxccW | Global Regina

Cadets at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Academy receive paid training from their very first day. A uniform with your name on it is waiting for you. Find out more at rcmpcareers.ca. http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/police-officer-careers?fb | Royal Canadian Mounted Police