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Gordon Tomlinson, Superintendent (Ret’d)

Gordon Tomlinson, Superintendent (Ret’d)
Gordon Tomlinson, originally from southern Ontario began his RCMP career in 1973 in Regina, Saskatchewan. After 35 years with the RCMP, he retired in 2009. Throughout his career Tomlinson was posted in Ottawa, Lac La Biche, Fort Chipewyan, Calgary, Edmonton, Grande Prairie, and other places before retiring in North Vancouver, British Columbia. Gordon received the Long Service Medal with Gold Clasp and the Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal.

Videos

Signs of PTSD
The important role of the chaplain
Talking about stress helps to relieve it
My wife was my biggest support during difficult times
Having the community on your side can help you to solve a crime
It’s frustrating that fewer people respect the RCMP
It’s important to remind yourself that there are still good people in the world
The one case that has really stuck with me
The Veterans Association provides important support, even in advance of retiring
Some difficult moments upon retiring
Joining the RCMP Veterans Association was very helpful in my retirement
Preparing for retirement
The guilt and devestation when an officer kills someone in the line of duty
Grieving the death of a fellow RCMP