North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP

05/29/2026

Recent growth in the sale of e‑dirt bikes has led to more of these electric vehicles operating on local streets, raising public safety concerns. It is important for riders and parents to understand that e‑dirt bikes are not the same as street‑legal e‑bikes and are subject to different rules under the BC Motor Vehicle Act. Have a read.

Recent growth in the sale of e‑dirt bikes has led to more of these electric vehicles operating on local streets, raising public safety concerns. It is important for riders and parents to understand that e‑dirt bikes are not the same as street‑legal e‑bikes and are subject to different rules ...

04/30/2026

Please join us on May 5th!

03/01/2026

Please share & be careful.

PLEASE SHARE: A Drug Poisoning/Overdose Advisory has been issued for Capital Regional District and Cowichan Valley.
- Check out Island Health’s Harm Reduction Services page at https://ow.ly/FgyS50PLkLF to find information on overdose prevention and supervised consumption sites, drug-checking services and more.
- For harm reduction services and information, including naloxone programs, visit Toward the Heart at https://ow.ly/Nlzv50PLkLO
- If you’re using alone, try the Lifeguard App at https://ow.ly/183a50PLkLN or the Brave App at https://ow.ly/rbxN50PLkLG, or call the National Overdose Response Service at 1-888-688-6677
- For Indigenous-specific information, visit the First Nations Health Authority’s Overdose Prevention and Harm Reduction pages at https://ow.ly/ktA450PLkNW

02/11/2026

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We are deeply saddened by the tragedy that occurred today in Tumbler Ridge. Our thoughts are with the victims, their families, the students and staff affected, and the entire community as they face an incredibly difficult moment.

We commend our RCMP members and all first responders for their courage in unimaginable circumstances. Additional resources have been deployed to support the community and ensure that everyone affected has access to the help they need.

We stand with Tumbler Ridge and will continue to support the community in the days ahead.

12/12/2025

Our annual Cram the Cruiser and Capsize the Canoe were a great success thanks to the community here in North Cowichan/Duncan.

On Thursday December 4th, North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP Indigenous Policing Service, M’Akola Housing, Cowichan Valley Basket Society and Cowichan Community Policing & Engagement Society worked alongside Superstore in Duncan for Capsize the Canoe Christmas Food Drive. 2150 pounds of food was collected along with $998.25 and $300 in gift cards. The value of the food donated exceeded $7600. We want to say thank you to all who donated and came out for support, during this season it shows how generous and giving this community is. Shoutout to Real Canadian Superstore for hosting.

On Saturday December 6th, North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP were honoured to organize our annual Cram the Cruiser at Canadian Tire. Donations of toys from people in the community, which filled the entire police cruiser, and over $2,100.00 in cash donations and gift cards. The Cowichan Valley Basket Society was grateful and shocked at the generosity from the community. The Basket Society has over 600 families registered this year for Christmas hampers who will benefit from these donations. We loved seeing all the smiling faces as members and RCMP Victim Services staff graciously accepted heartfelt donations from the people of North Cowichan/Duncan. A huge shout out again this year to Canadian Tire for hosting the event. Another shout out to Brianne and staff at Save-On-Foods, Thrifty Foods and Tim Hortons on Drinkwater Rd for their donations.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone!

12/05/2025

Introducing Officer Avyrn! Officer Avyrn is the newest recruit with the North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP. She has some big paws to fill following Officer Triggs but she is already showing Constable Casey that anything boys can do, girls can do better! Welcome Officer Avyrn!

Voici l’agente Avyrn! L’agente Avyrn est la plus récente recrue du Détachement de la GRC de North Cowichan/Duncan. Bien que l’agent Triggs ait laissé de grands souliers à remplir, l’agente Avyrn montre déjà au gendarme Casey que tout ce que les garçons peuvent faire, les filles peuvent faire mieux! Bienvenue, agente Avyrn!

12/02/2025

12/02/2025

Officer Triggs had his final shift as a recruit with the North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP. Officer Triggs is off to the Lower Mainland with his assigned handler. We hope he has a long, happy and healthy career with the RCMP. Farewell Officer Triggs! As for Constable Casey, his next recruit has already arrived and she will be keeping him very busy! Keep an eye out for her introduction later this week!

L’agent Triggs a effectué son dernier service en tant que recrue au Détachement de la GRC de North Cowichan/Duncan. L’agent Triggs part dans le Lower Mainland avec son superviseur assigné. Nous espérons qu’il aura une longue carrière heureuse et saine au sein de la GRC. Au revoir, agent Triggs! Quant au gendarme Casey, sa prochaine recrue est déjà arrivée et elle va le tenir très occupé! Ne manquez pas son introduction plus t**d cette semaine!

10/04/2025

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10/01/2025