Not every scare is an emergency 👻 Our 911 dispatchers in the Operational Communications Centres are trained to assess every situation and get the right help to you as quickly as possible. This OCCtober, help us keep emergency lines open for true fright nights. 911 is for situations where there’s an immediate threat to life, safety, or property, like a crime in-progress, fire, or serious medical event. If it’s something less urgent, our 310-RCMP line is here to help with: ✅ Minor collisions ✅ Pr

If something feels off, trust your gut — even if it’s not a ghost. Report suspicious activity to your local police or call 310-RCMP (non-emergency). In an emergency, always call 911. This #Halloween, remember to… 🕸️ Keep your doors locked (even when you’re home) 🎃 Leave exterior lights on at night 💀 Don’t advertise travel plans online 🧛 Keep valuables out of sight #Alberta #RCMP | Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Alberta

Emily Peter on Instagram: "RCMP officer drove me to my elopement! I was on my way to Whistler with my mom and friend, we made it just past Squamish when we drove up to rcmp officers checking tires and well let’s just say mine were a little worn.. they had to tow my truck back to horseshoe bay which meant I was STRESSED! I explained I had a wedding I needed to be at so the officer called a taxi however they weren’t going to be there for another 2 hours! The officer decided he would drive me becau