15K views · 1.3K reactions | The RCMP is Canada’s trusted and most effective police service, keeping communities safe from coast to coast. The next federal government must invest in the RCMP’s municipal, provincial, and federal policing. Send a letter today demanding action! | National Police Federation | Facebook

831 reactions · 33 shares | Before immigrating to Canada and joining the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Cst. Joel Gualberto served for four years with a large, national police service. Watch the video below to learn how his dream job with the Mounties has helped him serve the community as a Member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Alberta in Bonnyville. | National Police Federation | Facebook

119K views · 4.3K reactions | Today, the Mounted Unit paid a surprise visit to an aged care facility in Sydney’s south to present one of their former officers with a National Police Service Medal. Retired Sergeant Peter Paterson, 90, began his career with the Mounted Police in 1959 and served on and off with the unit before retiring in 1988. Today, we recognise Peter's achievements   More information: https://www.police.nsw.gov.au/news/article?id=100547 | NSW Police Force | Facebook

Rail Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility #NthldOPP has teamed up with Canadian National Railway Company to remind everyone: Stay alert around tracks and trains. As part of Rail Safety Week, we’re sharing this important message to help prevent tragedies at railway crossings and along rail lines. CN Police has been committed to community safety for over 100 years, and together, we’re working to make sure everyone gets home safe. - Be Rail Smart: Stop. Look. Listen. Live. - Trespassing is illegal a

K21, kinanga lit up the National Police Service Derby with a thunderbolt of a goal. Pure class , pure confidence, pure Kinanga! | POLICE F.C

Policing communities gathered on National Police Remembrance Day, to honour those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of service. A touchstone in honour of Tasmania Police member, Constable Keith Anthony Smith, who was fatally shot when attending a private residence on frontline duties in North Motton, was formally added to the National Police Memorial in Canberra. Each of the 832 names on the Memorial represents a brave and selfless member who served with distinction and is revered