Auxiliaries, also known as "reserve" police officers have been a feature of Canadian police services for many years. Citizens from the community are provided with training, a uniform, and probationary constable wages when working traffic control duties or on an assignment unaccompanied by a full-time police officer.

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Auxiliary police officers in Canada are volunteers and do not receive wages for their service. They are trained and provided with a uniform to assist regular police officers, but they typically do not perform duties unaccompanied by a full-time police officer, especially in roles that require police authority or involve high-risk situations.

Auxiliaries, Also Known as "Reserve" Police Officers Have Been a Feature