DCHP-2
M.P. DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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a member of the Royal Canadian (formerly, North West) Mounted Police.
See also: Mounted Policeman
- 1923 It makes the resolute, debonair "M.P." excessively weary to read and to see what is done with his uniform and his professional activity by the tribe of ink-slingers and film-doctors.
- 1927 The Stobart Company hired him in 1877, to build houses at Duck Lake, including the M.P. barracks and flour mill.
- 1957 Unfortunately for my vision of gallant politicos risking their lives for their constituents, the Chief's next few sentences revealed the fact that "M.P." was his term for "Mounty."
- 1923 It makes the resolute, debonair "M.P." excessively weary to read and to see what is done with his uniform and his professional activity by the tribe of ink-slingers and film-doctors.