Hank Moorlag

Hank joined the Force in 1964 and trained at Rockcliffe (Troop 2).  His postings included “H” Division (Chester, Bridgetown), “G” Division (Grise Fiord, Cambridge Bay, Spence Bay, Yellowknife), “D” Division (Thompson, Grand Rapids, Falcon Lake, Winnipeg), “F” Division (Regina CCS), and “M” Division (Whitehorse – Div HQ).

Following retirement in 1995, Hank and Susan spent two years on Faro, Yukon where Hank worked as Director of Safety and Security for Anvil Range Mining.  In 1997 Hank was appointed as Yukon’s Ombudsman and Information & Privacy Commissioner.  Hank and Susan built a home near Carcross, Yukon overlooking the mountains and Bennett Lake and after six years there, moved to Whitehorse.  Hank served two 5-year terms as Ombudsman/IPC, retiring in April, 2007.

Hank has served as President of Yukon Division for the past three years.

Helmer Hermanson

Bruce Trotter

Rob Gaetz

Jim Tiedeman

Jim joined the Force in 1957 and trained at “N” Division – troop 36.  He was posted to “E” Division, serving in Surrey (twice), Grand Forks, Pattulo Bridge, Whiterock, Vernon, Clinton, Kimberley, and Fort St John.  Jim transered to “M” Division in 1978, serving at Whitehorse Detachment and HQ, retiring in 1982.

Jim joined the Sheriff’s Department of the Yukon Government, remaining there for 16 years, fully retiring in 1998. It was while serving in Whiterock that he met and married Evelyn.  They have three children and four grandsons, all living in Whitehorse.  Jim is a charter member of the Yukon Division of the RCMP Veterans’ Association.