Canadian Police & Peace Officers' Memorial pays tribute to police & peace officers killed in the line of duty in Canada on the last Sunday in Sept #HeroesInLife
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**27Sep2026**
Canadian Police and Peace Officers Memorial ** Commémoration des policiers et agents de la paix canadiens.
Event details / Détails de l'événement:
https://t.co/7bWYoHb3Eq
C'est avec une profonde tristesse que je confirme à mon grand regret que le sergent Brandon Malcolm, de la Police provinciale de l’Ontario (Police provinciale), a été tué dans l'exercice de son devoir ce soir sur l'autoroute 401, à Cobourg. Nous rendons hommage à son dévouement et à son courage, tout en pleurant cette perte immense. Nous adressons nos plus sincères condoléances et partageons la douleur de ses proches et de ses collègues de la Police provinciale dans toute la province. #HérosDansLaVie
It is with profound sadness that I regretfully confirm that OPP Sergeant Brandon Malcolm was killed in the line of duty along Highway 401 in Cobourg this evening. We honour his service and bravery as we grieve this tremendous loss. We extend our deepest condolences and mourn alongside his loved ones and OPP colleagues across the province. #HeroesInLife
Nos pensées accompagnent la famille, les proches et les collègues de l’enquêteuse Anaïs Fortin-Cozzens décédée dans l’exercice de ses fonctions aujourd’hui, à Portneuf-sur-Mer. Nous leur transmettons nos plus sincères condoléances et tenons à honorer son travail.
Today, on International Day of Remembrance for Fallen Officers, the Canadian Police and Peace Officers' Memorial honours every police officer who has tragically lost their life as a result of serving and protecting our communities.
In 1998 the Government of Canada officially proclaimed the last Sunday of September of every year as Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day.
In 2003 Canadian Heritage declared the last Sunday of September of every year as a nation-wide half-masting of flags on all federal buildings and establishments in Canada, including the Peace Tower, from sunrise to sunset.
These official proclamations are a fitting sign of respect, not only to those who gather on the Hill annually, but also for those who made the ultimate, tragic sacrifice to keep our communities safe and our environment protected.
As of the 2025 Canadian Police and Peace Officers’ Memorial, the 28 glass panels on Parliament Hill, overlooking the Ottawa River and the Supreme Court of Canada, now hold 912 names of police and peace officers who gave their lives in service.
The names etched on those panels provide a lasting tribute to our heroes and ensure that future generations are reminded of the supreme sacrifices of our fallen officers.
@INTERPOL_HQ | #FallenOfficers | #NeverForgotten #HeroesInLife
Yesterday, GSPS members stood with thousands from across Canada on Parliament Hill @CPPOM, united by a solemn purpose: to honour our fallen comrades who have died while performing their sworn duty to serve and protect.
We remember them. We honour them.
#HeroesInLife@HeroesInLife
I typically participate in the @BCLEMemorial every year, but this year I had the privilege of travelling to Ottawa for the @CPPOM, where the VPD had the honour of leading the parade and laying wreaths. Thank you to the @VancouverPD Ceremonial Unit for organizing our contingent.
We were honoured this weekend to have so many of our members attend the national Police and Peace Officers’ Memorial Day to express appreciation for the dedication of police and peace officers who lost their lives in the line of duty, and offer condolences to their families.
A powerful tribute on Parliament Hill for the @CPPOM ceremony on Sunday where thousands filled the lawn to honour, remember and mourn the loss of those who gave their lives to protect us.
A heartfelt thank you to the Sudbury Police Pipe Band for proudly representing our community @CPPOM. Your presence and performance honoured the lives of those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. We are grateful and proud to have you as part of our GSPS family.
Yesterday, members of the London Police Service, both sworn and civilian police professionals, proudly gathered on Parliament Hill in Ottawa to commemorate Police and Peace Officers' National Memorial Day.
The annual Canadian Police and Peace Officers' Memorial serves as a solemn reminder of the bravery and dedication of those officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty.
The strength and resilience of the families of the fallen inspire us every day. We stand beside you, honouring the courage and commitment of your loved ones who served their communities.
Together, we pay tribute to their enduring spirit and dedication to thier communities.
#NeverForgotten #HeroesInLife
Thank you to all of our OPPA Members, their families, friends, our staff members, and the community for your support for the Canadian Police And Peace Officers' Memorial Sunday at Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Our OPPA Board of Directors were honoured to participate and were delighted to see so much support for the families of fallen officers as we honour their service and sacrifice.
Together we honoured 912 police and peace officers who have died in the line of duty in Canada, including 113 of our own OPP Members, who are on our OPPA Honour Roll.
Their service and sacrifice will always be remembered. They are our Heroes In Life.
To watch the archived video of the Memorial and to see more pictures of the entire event visit https://t.co/k2WJA5uOCt
#HeroesInLife
Our LPA team was proud to march in the 48th annual Canadian Police & Peace Officers Memorial. We will never forget those who made the ultimate sacrifice. #HeroesInLife@CPPOM
Hamilton Police members were in Ottawa for the 48th Police and Peace Officers Memorial held on Parliament Hill. Three historical names were added to the wall of men and women who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Approx. 100 Hamilton members marched to honour our fallen.
On Sunday, members of our band proudly supported the @PeelPolice & @OPP_News at the @CPPOM in Ottawa. Thank you to all who attended and honored the officers who lost their lives in the line of duty, and offered condolences to their surviving families.
#HeroesInLife
I had the privilege of recognizing the Police and Peace Officers' National Memorial Day in the House. We honour all the Officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. Thank you to all Police and Peace Officers for their commitment to keeping our communities safe.
After days on the road, @460km arrived in Ottawa yesterday—bringing with it the stories, strength, and spirit of those we honour. Today, the runners and cyclists stand alongside families, friends, and fellow officers at the National Peace Officers’ Memorial.
Their journey is a tribute. Their presence is a promise: we will never forget.
#NPOMR2025 #HeroesInLife #OttawaMemorial #NeverForgotten