We are saddened by the passing of Chief Rhonda Larrabee of the Qayqayt First Nation. Her wisdom and guidance will be missed, as will her steadfast support of the @mvtp-blueeagle.bsky.social program. We are sending condolences to her loved ones. The impact she made will not be soon forgotten.
Hi Eric - it's in the article :)
Drones will be used for “...elevated guideway and tunnel intrusions, critical incidents involving trains and buses, and situational awareness at stations during emergencies or major events with higher density crowds and the potential for safety risks”
Whether you’re just starting a career in law enforcement, or you’re a seasoned veteran, learn about the many benefits of choosing Transit Police at our next Information Session. Learn more and Register at joinmvtp.ca #careers
#MediaRelease: Transit Police officers arrest man with loaded gun at SkyTrain Station in #SurreyBC
A glass bus shelter is behind yellow police tape as broken glass is on the ground and broken panes remain in the shelter.
#MediaRelease: Transit Police are currently investigating an increase in vandalism to bus shelters across several municipalities in the Lower Mainland. If you have info about any of these incidents, please get in touch. Details: transitpolice.ca/news-posts/t...
#MediaRelease: Transit Police seek public’s assistance in sexual assault that occurred near Scott Road Station on January 21, 2026. We are asking witnesses, or anyone with dash-cam video, to contact us.
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We are with you on your journey as you head back to work in the New Year. Call us at 604-515-8300 or text 87-77-77 if you need Transit Police.
300 - 287 Nelson’s Court, New Westminster October 31, noon to 4pm
We are inviting all little ghosts, ghouls and goblins to trick or treat at Transit Police HQ this Halloween, noon to 4pm #NewWest #Sapperton
It's definitely one of our highlights, but not our first time nabbing someone wanted Canada-Wide for murder. :) Exhibit A:
#MediaRelease Transit Police arrest one of Canada’s most wanted fugitives transitpolice.ca/news-posts/t...
Pierry Philogèn, wanted Canada-wide for murder, remains in custody
Is this your collection? Transit Police wants to reunite an extensive currency collection with its rightful owner. If these items look familiar and you can describe the other items in the collection that aren’t pictured here, call 604.515.8300 or text 87.77.77
This morning, we were honoured to have Residential School survivor and Elder, Alice, raise the Survivors' Flag at Transit Police headquarters, ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Tuesday.
Hello bluesky! We are excited to be sharing #TransitSafety with everyone! Join us at a Community Event, say hello on Transit & stay tuned for Volunteer Opportunities 🙌
Text Transit Police BC at 87-7777 if you feel unsafe while using the @translink.ca transit system. In emergencies, always dial 911
At Transit Police, some of our most accomplished police officers are women, including Chief Officer Suzanne Muir. This #NationalPoliceWomanDay, we celebrate the women who demonstrate leadership, courage, intelligence and compassion as they help keep transit safe for everyone.
The @mvtp-blueeagle.bsky.social Blue Eagle Community Cadet program is launching its 2025-2026 Season in Vancouver on Sep 25 & in Surrey on Sep 26! Find out more about the FREE program that builds leadership skills while immersing youth in Indigenous culture: transitpolice.ca/blueeagle
Our Community Engagement Team, patrol officers, K9 teams and volunteers are at Main Street-Science World SkyTrain Station to engage with transit users and share safety information as part of our Safe Spaces initiative.
Today we welcomed two experienced police officers to Transit Police. Together they bring 50+ years of policing experience that will help guide our department as we grow to meet the needs of a rapidly expanding transit system.
#MediaRelease:@TransitPoliceBC rose to a challenge issued by police agencies on the North Shore, responding to community concerns that led to a coordinated effort by the three police departments to target drivers illegally using bus lanes.
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Remember, if the outside temperature is 21°C, the temperature in a parked car can rise to 40°C in just half an hour.
Note – source for that last stat: www.albertaspca.org/animal-prote...
The owner was left in the care of New West Animal Service who issued a fine as well as an order to take the dog to the veterinarian for an assessment. We are hoping that this incident was just a momentary lapse in judgement from a loving dog owner that won’t be repeated.
It was in obvious medical distress. Sgt. McGuinness put his canine first aid training to use and contacted New Westminster Animal Services for help. When the owner finally arrived on scene, they were shocked at what had taken place and said how much they loved their dog and didn’t mean to hurt them.
Luckily, Sergeant Gord McGuinness, the head of the Transit Police K9 Unit, happened to be driving by and the concerned individual was able to flag him down. After failing to get a hold of the vehicle’s owner, Sgt. McGuiness was able to open the vehicle door and get to the dog.
Last weekend, a passerby noticed a dog locked in a vehicle that was parked in New Westminster. It was 22°C, but with the car in direct sunlight, the temperature inside was much higher. The dog was in obvious distress.
If you’re planning to use transit to get to and from the Celebration of Light fireworks tonight, we have some safety tips to keep in mind during your journey
Today four Transit Police officers graduated from the Justice Institute of BC police academy. Look for them on the transit system soon. Congratulations to them and all of the Class 175 graduates!
2025 CAPG Conference Speaker Bio Series:
Marnie Larson - Metro Vancouver Transit Police – Board Chair
Marnie Larson is the Vice President, Human Capital Management Practice for OnActuate, a Global Information Technology and Consulting Firm.
Check out the conference at:
capg.ca/capgs-36th-a...
Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦
Today, Transit Police officers will be celebrating with Canada Day patches, and they’ll be wearing high visibility vests to make them easier to spot in crowds. Let them know if anything is making you feel unsafe or text us at 87.77.77
I can't speak for Transit Security's responsibilities, budget etc. They're employees of Coast Mountain Bus Company and not police. But, if you'd like to know more about our police department, our Strategic Plan and relevant reports is probably a good place to start: transitpolice.ca/news/strateg...
Hi there - while Transit Police officers do enforce fares, most of our focus is on our operational priorities of reducing workplace assaults on transit staff, reducing sexual offences, investigating crimes, etc. The article you have linked to is about Transit Security, not police.
