RCMP in Ontario

Supporting our VPD brother on his cross-country bike ride for pediatric cancer awareness and research! Sgt. Dayne Campbell of the Vancouver Police Department began a 7,000 km solo cycling journey across Canada to raise funds and awareness for pediatric cancer research after his daughter was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. Ontario #RCMP is proud to join forces with police agencies nationwide to support him. Special thanks to Insp. Nicole Noonan, Cst. Peter Jackiewicz, Sgt. Lee Snelling, Sgt. Shelly Schedewitz, S/Sgt. Fred Pincince, and Sgt. Eric Campbell for their dedication. Together, we ride for a cause that touches us all. #CopsForCancer #SupportTheRide #Charity #Cycling #Fundraising #Donate #CharityRide #CharityCycle #CommunityPolicing #CommunityOutreach @sgtcampbellvpd @copsforcancercanada

50 years in the RCMP and women continue to inspire girls! What a delight for Insp. Nicole Noonan to learn that while she was returning a salute at a recent Musical Ride event in Cobourg, a little girl named Margaret was behind, mirroring her. As we celebrate 50 years of women police officers in the RCMP – we could not have asked for anything more special than this! [Photo] Graphic showing three photos. First image shows an RCMP female member in Red Serge facing away from the camera. She is standing with her arms crossed behind her back. A little girl in a blue dress is behind her standing the exact same way. Middle image shows the same female member in the stands holding a baby with two other girls beside her. The third image shows the RCMP female member in Red Serge facing away from the camera standing at attention and giving a salute. A little girl in a blue dress is behind her mirroring the same salute. Text on the image says: Women Inspiring Girls. #WomenInspiringGirls #WomenInPolicing #Anniversary #RCMP #MusicalRide #PoliceOfficer #PoliceWoman #WomenInLawEnforcement #RedSergeProud #Ontario

Join us at two CFL games to thank our incredible community for their unwavering support! Come visit our booth to learn about the RCMP’s role in Ontario, various recruitment opportunities and to engage with our officers. We'll be at: 🏈 Hamilton, Jul. 7 🏈 Toronto, Aug. 9 For more info 🔗 @cfl @hamiltontigercats @torontoargos #CFL #OntarioRCMP #Football

Have questions for our recruiters? We will be in Newmarket on July 3rd answering your questions! Click on the link in our bio to learn more. #Ontario #OntarioRCMP #RCMP ^SS

From sea to shining sea, RCMP officers will be out today keeping events safe for Canadians and visitors. For more than 150 years, we have been proud to be a symbol of Canada to the world and a key partner in building Canada. We look forward to the next 150 years of Canada’s brilliant future. Happy Canada Day 🇨🇦 #OntarioRCMP #Canada #ExploreCanada #Toronto #Canadian #ProudCanadian #HappyCanadaDay #CanadaGoose #ImagesofCanada #CanadaLove #Ontario #EnjoyCanada #CanadaLife

Have questions for our recruiters? We will be in Newmarket on July 3rd answering your questions! Click on the link in our bio to learn more. #Ontario #OntarioRCMP #RCMP ^SS

DYK? The Central Region Indigenous Liaison Unit serves 133 Indigenous communities across Ontario and work to build a renewed relationship and trust for the safety of all. The RCMP provides professional and dedicated service to First Nations and Inuit communities under the terms of the First Nations Policing Program. 🔶There are four main programs: 🔸First Nations and Inuit Policing Program 🔸Indigenous pre-cadet training program 🔸Strategic priority: Indigenous communities 🔸Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls #NIHIM2024 #IndigenousPolicing #RCMP - - 📸 Indigenous RCMP member in police uniform

Online threats lead to terror charges. On April 29th, 2024, DeAndre Anderson (24) of Burlington, ON was charged with two counts of uttering threats under section 264.1(1) of the Criminal Code of Canada. The RCMP Federal Policing Integrated National Security Enforcement Team in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA/SW INSET) allege that DeAndre Anderson used online social media accounts to utter threats in support of the Incel ideology. On June 21st, 2024, the Deputy Director of the Public Prosecution Service of Canada and the Assistant Deputy Attorney General for the Ministry of the Attorney General advised the court that they consented to the start of terrorism proceedings against DeAndre Anderson. The offences DeAndre Anderson is charged with are alleged to constitute terrorist activity pursuant to Sections 2, 83.01(1)(b), and 83.27 of the Criminal Code of Canada. The next court date for Mr. Anderson is scheduled for June 28 2024, at 2PM at the Milton Superior Court of Ontario. “With limited information, the RCMP GTA INSET and Criminal Analyst Section were able to identify and swiftly prevent a threat to public safety. I am proud of the effort and ingenuity of our members and grateful for the collaboration with our policing partners in Toronto and Halton regions to advance this investigation.” Supt. James Parr, Officer-in-Charge, GTA/SW INSET. There is currently a Section 517 ban in place. A section 517 publication ban captures information, evidence, or representations made at the bail hearing. Bail conditions and any evidence or materials relied upon at the hearing are prohibited from disclosure. ⚠️ Fast Facts If you have concerns that someone is considering, planning, or preparing to commit an act of violence or to help others in committing acts of terrorism, please contact your local police service. It is incumbent to report any suspicious behaviour. If there is an immediate threat to your safety, or the safety of others, please dial 911. #OntarioRCMP

Sault Ste. Marie kids had a blast at an ATV ride event organized by SSAR for autistic children. Local police and Ontario RCMP officers took kids on fun rides at Runway Park. FYI! SSAR, established in 1958, is driven by volunteers logging over 4000 hours yearly in search and rescue missions. We are happy to support community activities for all children! #Community #ATVRides #SSAR #SupportAutism - - 📸 (Left-right) RCMP Constables Lowe, O’Hara, Roswell and Husk pose sitting on two blue ATV’s. A white and black RCMP SUV police vehicles along with others are in the back ground. An RCMP member, wearing a black helmet sits on top of a blue ATV and is turned to face a child who is wearing a red helmet and sits behind him with a smile and two hands up giving the peace sign. The RCMP member is giving a thumbs-up signal. An RCMP member wearing a black helmet sits on top of a blue ATV facing forward. A child wearing a pink shirt and a black helmet is seated on the ATV behind him.

Career Presentation in Etobicoke on June 25th! Link in our bio to learn more. #Ontario #OntarioRCMP #rcmp ^SS

Did you know? RED in RED Friday stands for Remember Everyone Deployed. Started by two Canadian Military wives in 2004, this tradition honours our deployed troops and community service members. Cpl. Steve Giavedoni and Cst. Sue Phillips from Ontario RCMP recently attended a RED Friday event in Waterdown featuring first responders and military. Even Ellie the dog got to live her dream as a police dog! Let’s continue to honour our heroes by wearing red on Fridays ❤️ #REDFRIDAY #SupportOurTroops #CommunityHeroes #OntarioRCMP - - 📸 Outside of the Waterdown Legion, Cpl. Steve Giavedoni and Cst. Sue Phillips in their dress Red Serge uniforms, standing in front of an RCMP SUV. Ellie – a white dog – stands outside, proudly wearing a police vest. Living her dream, even if for a moment, as a police dog.

DYK? This RCMP Eagle Staff was created to recognize and honour all First Nations, Inuit and Métis on Turtle Island. It symbolizes respect, courage, and the enduring spirit of Indigenous communities. Also, DYK? The carrier of this staff for the RCMP is Staff Sergeant Jeff Poulette, a proud member of the Ontario RCMP. #NIHM2024 #EagleStaff #FirstNations #RCMP #Ontario #HonourAndRespect - - 📸 The Eagle Staff carrier, Staff Sergeant Poulette standing with First Nations military veteran at a Powwow event sponsored by Ontario RCMP in Ottawa.