The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is moving forward with the next phase of its body-worn camera (BWC) program following final approval from the Ottawa Police Service Board on June 22, 2026.
Sgt. Barmak Anvari was recognized with the Bruno Gendron Creating Community Award at the Thomas G. Flanagan First Responders Awards, celebrating his exceptional commitment to service both in uniform and through years of dedicated volunteer work.
Beyond his duties as a police officer, Sgt. Anvari has built a long-standing record of community involvement rooted in one consistent focus: supporting youth and strengthening community connections.
Stittsville, ON - Bringing together local law enforcement, 2SLGBTQIA+ community members, neighbours and allies, this event aims to foster open dialogue, build mutual understanding and celebrate community connection over a shared meal.
The event will take place on Wednesday June 17th from 7am to 8am at the Stittsville Police Station, 211 Huntmar Dr. Admission is free and all members of the public are welcome.
Staff Sergeant Devon Archer of the Ottawa Police Service won a 2026 Ontario Police Association Hero of the Year award, recognizing a career defined not only by service in uniform, but by a sustained commitment to youth, mentorship, and community connection.
For years, S/Sgt. Archer has built programs that reach far beyond traditional policing.
(Ottawa) —The Ottawa Police Service is issuing an important safety reminder following a tragic incident yesterday in the west end of Ottawa, where a young child fell from a fourth-floor balcony. They are in hospital in critical condition.
(Ottawa) —On June 3, 2026, Christopher Roulston, 46, was released from prison on day parole. Roulston is a designated Dangerous Offender who is currently serving an indeterminate life sentence for Sexual Assault with a Weapon (x3) and Uttering Threats. The offences took place in Toronto, Ontario, in 2002.
(Ottawa) – Building on the partnership announced in January 2026, the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) and The Royal are taking the next step - bringing their first Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) directly into the community.
Starting this week, the joint team will actively support individuals across the National Capital Region by pairing a specially trained OPS Mental Health Crisis Unit officer with a mental health professional from The Royal.
An Ottawa Police Service officer whose impact extends far beyond the badge was recognized for his extraordinary commitment to youth, sport, and community on Saturday night.
Constable Christopher Lalonde of East District won the Chief Thomas G. Flanagan First Responder Award, for Lifetime Achievement—an honour presented at the gala on May 30, 2026.
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Phone: 613-236-1222 (non-emergency)
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