Detective Constable - Major Crime Unit (Internal Only) 2026/27

Job description

The Major Crime Unit and Special Victims Unit are specialized teams within the Investigative Services Division (ISD). ISD Detective Constables conduct detailed risk-based and evidence focused investigations. Detective Constables are proven investigators with advanced skills and experience investigating serious assaults and suspicious deaths, vulnerable person crimes, sexual assaults, kidnapping, and frauds. Detective Constables have expertise interviewing victims, witnesses, suspects and managing risk. They effectively apply investigative strategies to identify and secure evidence. Detective Constables work collaboratively with partner agencies including Crown Counsel, Ministry of Children & Families, Victim Services, VIIMCU and the IIO as required. Job Description: Plain clothes (business attire) position working 10 hour shifts and participating in the ISD call out schedule rotation Works with team of investigators led by an NCO to investigate serious and complex crimes Develop expertise in a specific ISD crime-related portfolio Comply with Major Case Management (MCM) principles, ISD Business Rules and disclosure protocols Build and maintain relationships with victims and witnesses Effectively manage offenders and conduct ongoing risk assessments Build and maintain relationships with community partners and work collaboratively with partner agencies Work proficiently in the MCM environment, including the Affiant, Primary Investigator and File Coordinator Roles Preferred Qualifications: Ability to learn new skills and analyze key elements of a problem to identify and evaluate possible courses of action and reach logical conclusions Motivated self-starter with the ability to work unsupervised Collaborative investigator who excels working with teams and with partner agencies Ability to identify, gather and recall relevant facts and details and make sound decisions in a timely manner Demonstrated experience with complex files and long-term investigations Demonstrated affiant experience across a wide variety of investigations Proven interview skills with victims, witnesses and accused persons Demonstrated experience working in an MCM environment Demonstrated experience providing evidence in court, defending legal applications and managing evidence Fundamental understanding of Crown/Police MOU and MCU Business Rules Career Path Guidelines apply to this position. This posting is for one (1) position with anticipated start date in the first quarter of 2027. How to Apply Please upload the following documents: 1. One page cover letter 2. "Application for Position or Supplemental Duty" form signed by by current supervisor and manager Link here: Application for Position or Supplemental Duty 3. Up to three (3) pages supporting materials to support how you meet preferred qualifications, and includes: References to two (2) Judicial Authorizations, and References to two (2) Witness or Accused Interviews, and References to two (2) examples of your Primary Investigator skills 4. Interviews to take place September 21-25, 2026 Applicants can anticipate a thirty (30) minute interview consisting of three (3) to four (4) behavioral/situational questions Applications must be submitted before Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at 09:00 hours