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Vancouver police chief announces retirement

Chief Constable Adam Palmer announced his retirement five months before his contract ends, effective in April.
Steve Rai will act as chief following Palmer's departure, continuing the department's convention.
Mayor Ken Sim thanked Palmer for his service and recognized him as the longest-serving chief.
Premier David Eby wished Palmer luck in his future career, acknowledging the challenges of leading the Vancouver Police Department.

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CBC News

Vancouver police Chief Adam Palmer retiring after a decade at the helm

Vancouver Chief Const. Adam Palmer has announced he will retire at the end of April after 37 years with the department, including almost a decade in the top job.

2 days ago·Canada

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Falkirk Herald

In pictures: Lord Lieutenant of Stirling and Falkirk Alan Simpson retires

His Majesty the King’s representative in Stirling and Falkirk has this week retired from his role as the Lord Lieutenant.

2 days ago·Falkirk, United Kingdom

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Global News

Vancouver Police Chief Adam Palmer announces retirement - BC

The Vancouver Police Department’s chief constable has announced his retirement after nearly 40 years with the force.

3 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Globe & Mail

Vancouver’s police chief announces his retirement after a decade leading the force

Chief Constable Adam Palmer says he is leaving the department five months before his current contract expires

3 days ago·Canada

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The Toronto Star

Vancouver Police Chief Adam Palmer retiring after a decade at the helm

VANCOUVER - Vancouver Chief Const. Adam Palmer has announced he will retire at the end of April after 37 years with the department, including almost a decade in the top

3 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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