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May 10, 2022 · Asked by a senior Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officer responsible for ceremonial duties if she wanted to be in the welcoming party in the reception area at Ottawa Airport in February 2009 to greet United States President Barack Obama on his first international trip, Lori Seale-Irving did not hesitate to reply.
Meet Insp. Lori Seale-Irving. She became the #RCMP’s first black female Commissioned Officer in 2007. “Having more visible minorities & women in senior positions will help the RCMP better represent Canada.”
Lori Seale-Irving Reason for inclusion / First: First Black Female RCMP Commissioned Officer. Bio / Key facts: DOB - DOD, Place of Birth, Occupation: As the first Black female commissioned officer in the RCMP, Lori Seale-Irving is one of Canada’s highest ranking Black female police officers.
Nov 23, 2023 · A noteworthy History Week figure: Lori Seale-Irving. Irving joined the RCMP in 1990 and in 2007, became the first Black female commissioned officer. Her work has taken her in many directions including war crime and marine security postings, as well as general duty policing.
Lori Seale-Irving was the first Black female commissioned officer in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Born and raised in Ottawa, Lori’s father was a Royal Canadian Air Force Officer (retired Major) so she grew up on a military base.
Experience: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) · Location: Ottawa · 309 connections on LinkedIn. View Lori Seale-Irving’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion...
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Feb 16, 2021 · That was Stacy Clarke’s 12-year-old son first reaction after learning that his mother was promoted to Superintendent, making her the first Black woman to achieve the position in Toronto Police Service’s 183-year-old history.
