Thursday, May 22, 2025, 9:20 pm
Vancouver’s police force has made a definitive choice by officially appointing Steve Rai as its new chief constable following former-chief Adam Palmer’s retirement. Rai, who was already serving in an interim role, now faces the daunting challenge of upholding community trust and cracking the case files with a renewed gusto.
Steve Rai was officially appointed the department's 32nd chief constable on Thursday, following former chief Adam Palmer's retirement.
VANCOUVER - Vancouver has a new police chief, with the appointment of Steve Rai to the role he has already been filling on an interim basis.
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