mountie
Noun
Meaning
colloquial term for a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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But former Mountie officer, Larry Busch, who has also protected the royals, has predicted Canada would still have to agree to a 'cost-sharing' agreement with the UK even though the couple have lost their HRH.
In a five-hour ceremony, the Earl will review the Mounties' collection of saddles dating from 1851 to the present day, before being treated to a display of boot-polishing by Mountie veterans.
The appeal judges agreed with Crown prosecutor Sarah Clive that Justice Earl Wilson did not err when he ruled the statements weren’t made to agents of the state, his sisters, or while he was under detention by the Mountie.
For that reason alone, a Mountie (or any police official) needs to have a very solid and detailed case.
It makes one wonder how it would play in Canada if Prime Minister Modi of India emerged from a plane in Ottawa sporting a Dudley Do Right Mountie costume.
UBC Mountie cleared in crash with suspect fleeing on bike »