Military Police Unit Halifax

06/16/2025

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Happy birthday to the Canadian Forces Military Police! 🎂🎈

The Military Police traces its lineage back to the creation of the Canadian Provost Corps on June 15, 1940. This date has been adopted as the group’s official birth date.

For the past 85 years, Canadian Military Police have been active throughout the world supporting Canada's military operations, including the Second World War, Korean War, Cold War, first and second Gulf Wars, and numerous United Nations peacekeeping missions.

Today, the Canadian Forces Military Police serve on every military base and station in Canada and on most Canadian Armed Forces operations overseas. From its humble
beginnings, the Military Police have evolved into a modern, professional police service that is highly respected within the Canadian law enforcement community and around the world.

Thank you for 85 years of dedication, service, and excellence! 🇨🇦

06/15/2025

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06/12/2025

The Military Police Unit Halifax was honoured to be part of the all-female flag party at the Halifax Tides FC Community Heroes Match.

Thank you, MCpl Leblanc, for representing.

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L’Unité de la Police militaire Halifax a eu l’honneur de faire partie du groupe de porte-drapeaux entièrement féminin lors du match des héros communautaires du Halifax Tides FC.

Merci a la Cplc Leblanc pour sa représentation.

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What a night! 💙⚽️

The RCMP Regional Detachment was honoured to be part of the all-female flag party at the Halifax Tides FC Community Heroes Match on June 10 at the Wanderers Grounds!

Standing tall with our partners - Canadian Forces Military Police, Halifax Search and Rescue, and Halifax Regional Fire & Emergency - we were proud to represent the strong women who serve and protect our communities every day. 💪👮‍♀️🔥🚨

🎉 Huge congrats to Halifax Tides FC on their first-ever win — a
historic milestone on a night filled with heart, teamwork, and community spirit!

01/28/2025

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The Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) is deeply saddened to announce that the sailor lost during an incident in Halifax on January 24, 2025 was Petty Officer, 2nd Class (PO 2) Gregory Applin.

PO 2 Applin was a Weapons Engineering Technician serving in His Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Montréal at the time of his tragic death. He died as a result of an incident during small boat operations in the Bedford Basin.

PO 2 Applin joined the RCN in 2005 and sailed nearly 500 days aboard HMC Ships during his 19 years in uniform. He had most recently deployed to the Indo-Pacific in 2024 aboard HMCS Montréal under Operation HORIZON. PO 2 Applin also served aboard HMC Ships Halifax and Toronto on operations and exercises around the world, and served as an instructor at Naval Fleet School Atlantic.

PO 2 Applin leaves behind a loving family and many friends and colleagues. Out of respect for the grieving family, members of the media are asked to respect the family’s privacy during this difficult period.

https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/news/2025/01/death-of-a-royal-canadian-navy-sailor.html

01/26/2025

We mourn the loss of one of the Royal Canadian Sailors, who passed away following a tragic incident.

Our thoughts are with the family and colleagues during this time.

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The Royal Canadian Navy regrets to announce the death of one of our sailors.

12/20/2024

We mourn the loss of Detective John Park, who passed away following a medical episode.

Our thoughts are with his family and colleagues during this time.

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We mourn the loss of Detective John Park, who passed away following a medical episode. A 14-year veteran, he leaves behind his wife and two young children. He will be deeply missed.

Our thoughts are with his family and colleagues during this tragic time.

https://www.tps.ca/media-centre/stories/mourning-loss-of-detective-john-park/

12/11/2024

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On December 10, BGen Vanessa Hanrahan was officially recognized as the new Canadian Forces Provost Marshal and assumed command of the Canadian Forces Military Police Group from MGen Simon Trudeau. https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/news/2024/12/appointment-of-the-new-canadian-forces-provost-marshal-and-commander-canadian-forces-military-police-group.html

11/28/2024

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11/28/2024

It is with a heavy heart that Joint Task Force Ukraine announces the loss of one of our soldiers, Lieutenant-Colonel (LCol) Kent Miller, who was serving with Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) in Casteau, Belgium, under Operation UNIFIER, when he passed away from medical complications on November 25, 2024.

https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/news/2024/11/non-operational-death-of-canadian-armed-forces-member-deployed-to-europe.html

11/15/2024

09/23/2023

We are devastated to hear about the loss of a Ridge Meadows RCMP member in the line of duty yesterday. To the family, friends, and fellow RCMP officers, we offer our sincerest condolences. We’re also thinking about the two other officers who were injured during this incident.

09/16/2023

Due to Hurricane Lee MPU Halifax experiencing issues with the phones, if you need to contact MPU Halifax, please use the following number:

902-401-8734 for the emergency line, or
902-402-2527 for the non emergency

Stay safe, and please refrain from any unnecessary travel.

Thank you.