The CFSEU-BC’s Media Unit, composed of one RCMP regular member and two OCABC civilian professionals, supports CFSEU-BC’s strategic priorities by delivering clear, timely and purposeful communication with both internal and external audiences.
At a Glance
Media Unit Composition and Role
Comprised of an RCMP member and two civilian professionals, the unit delivers clear communication supporting CFSEU-BC's priorities.Five Key Communication Pillars
Their work follows five pillars: enforcement success, public safety, education, community partnerships, and myth busting.Agency-wide Communication Support
The unit advises senior leadership, handles media relations, produces public materials, and manages critical messaging.Contact Information for Media Relations
Sgt. Sarbjit K. Sangha serves as the Media Relations Officer reachable via email and phone for CFSEU-BC communications.
The unit’s work is guided by five key pillars:
✓ Enforcement Highlights & Success Stories – to build public trust by showcasing our operational impact.
✓ Public Safety & Community Awareness – to inform the public about risks, emerging threats, and gang-related activity.
✓ Education & Prevention – to deter gang involvement, particularly among youth, and highlight community impact;
✓ Community Engagement & Partnerships – to strengthen relationships and support shared safety objectives.
✓ Myth Busting & Transparency – to correct misinformation and promote informed understanding.
agency-wide communication support
The Media Unit provides agency-wide communication support, including strategic advice to senior leadership, media relations, production of public-facing materials, and management of critical messaging, press releases, media monitoring, and interviews. It also supports other communications tasks as assigned by the Chief Officer.
Sgt. Sarbjit K. Sangha
Media Relations Officer
Royal Canadian Mounted Police with
Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit – British Columbia
media@cfseu.bc.ca
Desk:778-290-2126
Cell: 236-558-0441