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Rick Lucy
"It’s my experience that there is a natural characteristic in people both to be curious about matters of diversity, but also to want to welcome and to work in concert with those who we get to know better. I believe it is incumbent on all of us as community members to do our part to be informed on matters of diversity, to help increase diversity knowledge and awareness, and to contribute to the celebration of our differences."

Rick Lucy is the Deputy Chief Constable of Operations for the Abbotsford Police Department, where he has been employed since 1982. Since 2007, he has been assisting with the development of the Windhoek City Police (WCP) in Namibia, Africa. WCP was established in 2006, and is the first city police department in Namibia, which achieved its independence in 1990. Rick was the recipient of the 2010 Champion of Diversity Award presented at the annual Fraser Valley Cultural Diversity Awards.

Citizenship Immigration Canada News

  • Minister Kenney announces new Citizenship Judge for the Greater Toronto Area
  • Minister Kenney issues statement on Mahmoud Mohammad Issa Mohammad
  • Action Plan for Faster Family Reunification on track to cut backlog in half
  • Improving passport services for Canadians
  • Increasing number of families reunited in 2012
  • Minister Kenney Commends CBSA on Charges Laid in Halifax Fraud Case
  • Minister Kenney announces appointment to the Canadian Race Relations Foundation
  • Minister Kenney issues statement to mark the celebration of Orthodox Easter
  • Canada's new and improved Federal Skilled Worker Program opening to applicants
  • Minister Kenney Commends RCMP for Citizenship Fraud Investigation

resources

UNESCO Coalition of Canadian Municipalities against Racism and Discrimination

First Nations, Urban Aboriginal and Immigrant Communities Dialogues

Making Young People's Voice count in Municipal decision-making and their Communities

fun facts

Did you know that from 2005-2009, the top three source countries of new senior arrivals to B.C. were Mainland China, India and the Philippines, which accounted for 52.8% (3,026 out of 5,733) of all new senior arrivals to B.C. over the period?

Reference: Statistics Canada, 2006