RCMP Veterans’ Association-Nova Scotia Division
About Our Veterans’ Community
in Nova Scotia
A Dedicated Community of Veterans and Families
The Nova Scotia Division brings together former RCMP members and their families through shared experience and mutual support. It offers a welcoming space to stay connected, access resources, and take part in meaningful activities, ensuring members continue to feel valued, supported, and part of a strong community beyond their years of service.
Our Mission and Purpose
Our mission is to support the physical, psychological, social, and economic well-being of former RCMP employees and their families. We remain committed to providing guidance, connection, and assistance at every stage of life.
Our Core Values
At the heart of everything we do are three guiding principles. We offer support by being there when help is needed most, providing advocacy to assist members in accessing benefits and services, and embracing remembrance by honoring the service and legacy of all our members, ensuring their contributions are never forgotten.
How We Make a Difference
We assist veterans and families through practical support, resource guidance, and community connection. Our work also includes preserving the legacy of RCMP members across Nova Scotia.
We collaborate with organizations, volunteers, and community partners to extend our reach and improve support for veterans and families. These partnerships help strengthen the services and programs we provide.
Comprehensive Survivor & Executor Planning Guide
Organizing personal, financial, and legal information in advance ensures a smoother process for your survivors and executors. This guide covers wills, powers of attorney, insurance, digital accounts, and property, offering clear instructions and tools to safeguard your legacy and reduce stress during difficult times.
Advocacy Program
The Advocacy Program is committed to supporting RCMP Veterans by safeguarding their rights and benefits. It actively works to recognize and address members’ needs in areas like pensions, insurance, and healthcare, while promoting awareness, providing guidance, and championing fair treatment for all members and their families.
“Scotia Vets”
“The Scotia Vets” Magazine is a quarterly publication created by Nova Scotia Division members to celebrate and share the rich experiences of RCMP Veterans. It features personal stories, community initiatives, updates, and news, fostering connection, preserving memories, and keeping members informed and engaged with the vibrant life of the Nova Scotia Division.
RCMP Veterans & Families: Post-Death Support and Benefits Guide
This comprehensive guide provides RCMP veterans’ families with essential steps and contacts following a member’s passing. It covers immediate tasks, funeral planning, and vital notifications, alongside pension, health, insurance, and survivor benefits. Families gain a single reference to navigate financial, legal, and emotional support efficiently during difficult transitions.
Our Association
The Nova Scotia Division of the RCMP Veterans’ Association is a dedicated network of former RCMP members, their families, and supporters. We provide a welcoming community where members can connect, share experiences, and access valuable resources. Through programs, events, and advocacy, we ensure that all members feel supported, valued, and part of a lasting legacy.
Recruitment
We welcome former RCMP members, civilian employees, and their families and spouses to join the Nova Scotia Division as full or associate members. Our Association brings together all individuals who have been employed within or by the RCMP, creating a strong and supportive community rooted in shared experience. Becoming a member offers meaningful opportunities to stay connected, take part in events, access support programs, and help preserve the history and legacy of RCMP service across the province.
Regular Communications
The Nova Scotia Division keeps members informed and engaged through regular updates. Members receive bulletins, newsletters, and notifications about meetings, events, and programs. Our quarterly publication, “The Scotia Vets”, shares personal stories, community initiatives, and important news, ensuring every member remains connected to the community and the ongoing work of the Association.