FeaturedArtifact

Sam Steele was a barrel of a man. At a time in history when the average man was 5 foot 5 inches, he stood 6 feet tall. MORE Sam Steele Jacket

Skip to content

Exhibits & Artifacts

exhibits The Centre’s main gallery takes visitors on a journey through the history of the Mounted Police and its evolution from a frontier police to a modern police force known the world over.

Events

events Catch the Sergeant Major’s Parade and other live events happening weekly at RCMP Academy “Depot” Division.

Facility Booking

booking You can book our facilities for just about anything including weddings, media conferences, fundraisers, and more.

Educators & Groups

education Our mandate is to tell the RCMP story and therefore “educate” people about the Force and its role in shaping this great country.

Support RCMP HC

support The RCMP Heritage Centre is an independent non-profit charitable organization that works with many generous and dedicated friends and donors.

More about RCMPHC

more Located on the doorstep of RCMP Academy, “Depot” Division - the story of the RCMP is appropriately told where Cadets are trained and the story begins.

Event

Calendar

Follow @rcmp_hc

RCMP Heritage Centre @AndrewMatte @QCRegina Thanks! Love the article and pics of Matty.

Less than a minute ago

Home

Central Trading Post

The RCMP Heritage Centre is proud to offer visitors an opportunity to shop in our beautifully appointed gift shop – The Central Trading Post.

The Central Trading Post offers a wide array of high-quality RCMP licensed clothing, souvenirs, and books, including a selection of Saskatchewan related items

The Gift Shop is operated by the RCMP Heritage Centre and supported through the generousity of community volunteers and members of the Friends of the Mounted Police Heritage Centre. All proceeds from sales at the Central Trading Post are invested to support the operations of the Heritage Centre. In addition, a portion of all sales of RCMP licensed product goes to the RCMP Foundation. The Foundation in turn invests these proceeds into worthwhile community projects across Canada.

Book of the Month

The Mayerthorpe Story: From Ambush to Aftermath

Written by Robert Knuckle

Through extensive research and interviews, Robert Knuckle takes us from the start of the tragedy on March 2, 2005, through the suspenseful hours as more and more RCMP members arrive at Roszko’s farm, the shooting, and the aftermath: the comments of wives, parents, and friends; the trial of the accomplices; and conclusions. James Roszko left a huge wave of destruction in his wake, destroying families and sowing disillusionment. Knuckle unravels the details of all phases of the story, which is one of the most violent and complex tales in the annals of Canadian crime.

This book is available for purchase at the Central Trading Post at a cost of $24.95 + tax. You may call (306) 522-7333 ext 3000 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to reserve your copy today.

Skip to content

TOP