RCMP Book

True Stories About The Canadian Mounties” by Michael D. Crucefix is a gripping historical account that spans from 1867 to the present day, bringing to life the real-world courage, struggles, and triumphs of Canada’s iconic police force.

The book covers major historical milestones, starting with the early days of the North-West Mounted Police (NWMP), the tragic Cypress Hills Massacre, and the diplomatic tensions involving Lakota leader Sitting Bull. It also details the legendary and grueling manhunt for Albert Johnson, famously known as “The Mad Trapper of Rat River.”

Moving into the modern era, the book dives into the covert world of the RCMP and CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service), shedding light on counter-terrorism operations, undercover stings, and high-stakes forensic investigations. Finally, it explores how the Mounties became a global pop-culture phenomenon in Hollywood, while revealing the true, often gritty history behind their legendary Red Serge uniform.