Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Alberta

11/13/2026

RCMP in and are on scene of a serious collision at Hwy 16 and Range Rd. 14. Eastbound traffic is down to one lane; westbound lanes are impassable. Detour at 75 Ave. and Range Rd. 15.

Check 511 for most up-to-date information.

11/12/2026

November 1 marked the beginning of MADD Canada's Red Ribbon Campaign, a reminder that safe roads start with responsible choices.

Impaired driving continues to put lives at risk in communities across Alberta. As we head into the holiday season, Alberta RCMP encourage motorists to plan ahead, designate a sober driver, call a taxi, use a rideshare service, or make arrangements to stay overnight.

Recently, MADD Canada recognized several Alberta RCMP members for their ongoing efforts to reduce impaired driving and enhance road safety.

Let's work together to make this season a safe one for everyone!

11/12/2026

: Craig Cunningham, 45, StonyPlain. Believed to be in the Parkland County or Edmonton area.

11/12/2026

: Dredain Whitford. Do not approach.

11/12/2026

: Clayton Joseph Whaling. Do not approach.

11/12/2026

: Chance Bruce Poppe. Do not approach.

11/12/2026

: Byron Dennis Erasmus. Do not approach.

11/12/2026

Update: None of last week’s offenders have been arrested. This week’s offenders will be posted shortly. Thank you for your assistance.

11/11/2026

Earlier today, people gathered in Cochrane not only to remember history, but to honour the people behind it.

At the Remembrance Day ceremony, veterans, serving members, cadets, first responders and community members stood together in gratitude for those who served our country, those who continue to serve and those who never returned home.

Alberta RCMP Commanding Officer Deputy Commissioner Trevor Daroux laid a wreath at the Cochrane Cenotaph, paying tribute to the individuals who answered the call to serve before us.

As the parade moved through downtown Cochrane and the community gathered at the cenotaph, we were reminded that remembrance is not only about looking back. It is about carrying forward the values of service, commitment and selflessness that continue to inspire us today.

Thank you to everyone who joined in honouring and remembering those who served. Lest we forget.

11/11/2026

🍁 Today, Alberta RCMP members were honoured to march alongside veterans, serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces, cadets, retired military and community partners at the St. Albert Remembrance Day ceremony.

This year's event held special significance with the attendance of members of Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (3 PPCLI), including soldiers from C Company. We were proud to stand alongside them and join the community in recognizing and honouring the sacrifice and dedication of all those who have served our country.

As we paused in remembrance, we reflected on the courage of those who answered the call to serve, those who continue to serve today and those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Their legacy lives on in the freedoms we enjoy every day.

Thank you to the St. Albert Legion for bringing the community together for this important day of remembrance.

11/11/2026

Today we pay tribute to the courageous individuals who served to protect our nation. Their bravery and sacrifices remain etched in our memeory.

11/06/2026

10/31/2026

Cop Talk with Dok - Happy Halloween 2026 - Wishing everyone a safe and fun Halloween!!

10/31/2026

Who said Halloween was just for trick-or-treaters?

Whether you're heading to a costume party, celebrating with friends or enjoying a night out, take a few minutes to make a plan before the frights of the night begin.

🚕 Plan a safe ride home before you head out.
🚫 Never drive impaired by alcohol or drugs.
✅ Only accept food, drinks or substances from people you know and trust.

A little planning can help ensure your Halloween is remembered for the right reasons.

10/31/2026

🎃👻 HAPPY HALLOWEEN, SMOKY LAKE! 👻🎃

The Town of Smoky Lake wishes everyone a spooktacular Halloween filled with treats, laughter, and lots of spooky fun!

🗓️ DATE: Saturday, October 31, 2026
🕓 TRICK-OR-TREATING HOURS: 4:00 PM – 7:30 PM

🍬 Get your costumes ready, grab your treat bags, and enjoy a fun evening of trick-or-treating with family and friends!

🦺 STAY SAFE THIS HALLOWEEN!

- Walk carefully and use sidewalks whenever possible.
- Look both ways before crossing the street.
- Carry a flashlight or wear something reflective so drivers can see
you.
- Trick-or-treat with a trusted adult or responsible group.
- Check all treats before eating them.
- Please be respectful of neighbours and their properties.
🎃 To all the little ghosts, witches, superheroes, and spooky creatures out there — have a wonderful Halloween and fill those bags with treats!

🧡 Stay safe, have fun, and enjoy the Halloween magic!

From the Town of Smoky Lake 🦇🍭

10/01/2026

Cop Talk with Dok - October 2026 - Come check out the Smoky Lake Great White North Pumpkin Weigh-off & Fair October 2-3, 2026 in Smoky Lake!!

09/26/2026

Highway 28 road construction happening now.

👷‍♂️Smoky Lake RCMP offer these tips to ensure safe travel through construction zones:
✴Obey all posted traffic signage
✴Plan your route in advance and give yourself plenty of time to get where you need to go
✴Use extra caution and watch out for road hazards while transiting through construction zones
✴Maintain awareness of your surroundings, and be prepared for sudden stops
✴Be patient with construction speed limits and signage
✴Avoid passing other motorists until you are out of the construction zone