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
Emergencies Act Inquiry Hearings Recap- Week Six
The Emergencies Act Inquiry has finally wrapped up 6 weeks of testimony from some 76 witnesses. Canadians were able to hear from convoy organizers, Ottawa citizens, Police and Public officials to name but a few.
If anything most Canadians should now have more questions regarding how a Justice is determine the outcome based on redacted documents, refusal to answer questions and in Canadian terms, “passing the puck.”
Thank you Sheldon Andreas for joining in support of Police on Guard for Thee
Thank you Sheldon Andreas for joining in support of Police on Guard for Thee
Thank you Tim Newberry for joining in support of Police on Guard for Thee
Thank you Tim Newberry for joining in support of Police on Guard for Thee
Police on Guard Interviews Wilford Laurier University Student Kamil Bachouchi
Police on Guard had the privilege of interviewing Kamil Bachouchi, a student at Wilford Laurier university, regarding the school’s mask mandates re-implemented for this school year. Kamil decided to take peaceful action by exercising his point in a democratic way.
Support Our Doctors Standing For Their Oath
Time to support the Doctors that have risked everything, standing for their oath! Tune into the tribunal on Wednesday November 23rd @ 0900 hrs to show your support for these brave Doctors. Here is the link for the tribunal; https://youtu.be/xS4A2z4UogY **Please...
Emergencies Act Inquiry Hearings Recap- Week Five
The Emergency Act Inquiry continued into its fifth week in Ottawa.
The inquiry is showing the public the absolute disconnects between bureaucrats, politicians, the legal system, the police, and the law.
Canadians expect that if the government is going to resort to extreme measures that those measures can be justified and that there is some semblance of consensus amongst those responsible for such important decisions.