Open Letters from Members
As active and retired members of various police services across this great country, we recognize our sworn oath to uphold the Constitution of Canada, including the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and we intend on upholding that oath in everything that we do.
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Recent News
A Nation Mourns: Three Canadian Officers Lost in the Line of Duty
Police on Guard wishes to pay our sincere respect to the families, coworkers and friends now grieving the terrible loss of the officers in OPP, Toronto and Montreal.
BC Mother Defends Charter Rights in Challenge Against Compelled Land Acknowledgements
A courageous Sechelt mother is taking a stand for the fundamental Charter rights for all of us, in her fight for her own children. Her battle against forced Indigenous land acknowledgements is heading to the BC Supreme Court.
Mother Challenges School Division to Implement Washroom Policies Protecting Female Students’ Privacy and Safety
A Saskatchewan Mother is stepping up to champion the rights of girls in school washrooms, rights of privacy, security and dignity that our government is systematically and intentionally stripping away.
Bill C-22: Nothing Says Freedom Like Expanded Surveillance
Bill C-22, The Lawful Access Act, is the Canadian Liberal government’s newest and most egregious effort to strip the rights and freedoms from it’s citizens, enforcing increasing surveillance and control.
Ontario Superior Court Judge Criticizes Court System’s Preference for Foreign Offenders
In a recent ruling, Ontario Superior Court Justice Antonio Skarica has exposed what we have all been witnessing; how our justice system routinely applies different rules for foreign offenders while law-abiding Canadians pay the price.
Tamara Lich Launches Legal Action Against Ottawa Police Service and the Crown Over Malicious Prosecution
After suffering the longest and most aggressively prosecuted mischief trial in Canadian history, Tamara Lich is now suing the police and Crown for malicious prosecution and negligent investigation.