The RCMP is proud to have supported hundreds of initiatives across Canada through the Family Violence Initiative Fund. Find out how you can apply today.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is more than just Canada's national police service. We have been part of the fabric of Canada since 1873 – almost 150 years. We are one of only a few police services recognized around the world for both our policing excellence and our image – …

History of the RCMP. We have a rich history as Canada's national police service that dates back to 1873. From the role of women and Indigenous peoples, to our uniform and our military service, our history is Canada's history. Our history has included some difficult chapters.

Oct 31, 2024 · The Pacific Region RCMP Federal Policing program has delivered a decisive blow to a major transnational organized crime group by dismantling the largest and most sophisticated fentanyl and methamphetamine drug superlab in Canada.

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The RCMP protects all Canadians by enforcing federal, provincial and municipal laws. The RCMP may not be your police force of jurisdiction. Please look for your closest detachment and contact them directly for more information.

The RCMP protects all Canadians by enforcing federal, provincial and municipal laws and leveraging specialized units and general duty police officers for those tasks.

RCMP O Division has primary authority in federal law enforcement in Ontario. Under the authority of the RCMP Act and RCMP Regulations (2014), the Federal Policing mandate is multi-faceted with law enforcement authorities provided under more than 260 Acts.

Did you know the RCMP is almost 150 years old? We're looking forward to our 150th anniversary in 2023. Join us as we commemorate the many milestones of our history and celebrate our future as a modern, effective, healthy and inclusive police organization.

The RCMP does not accept reports of crime via email or social media. However, the Online Crime Reporting tool is available to report crimes that meet certain criteria. If you live outside Canada, contact your local police service and ask them to make a request for assistance from the appropriate Canadian law enforcement agency.