100 Mile House RCMP

04/16/2026

Show your support to the 2026 grad class April 24th

12/13/2025

On behalf of the 100 Mile House RCMP, and in partnership with 100 Mile Fire Rescue, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to the local businesses and organizations who generously donated raffle prizes for the Guns and Hoses charity hockey game in support of the local food bank.

Thank you to FreshCo, Remax, BJ’s Donuts, Hillside Community Church, Gustafson’s Central GM, Fraser & Pine, Integra Tire, Shannon’s Flower Shop, 100 Mile Free Press, Jayco Plumbing, EXP Realty, Tasco Supplies, Karahi Restaurant, Lemonade Stand, Frontier Plumbing, Lakeland Vet Clinic and the Lone Butte 4-H Club

Truly grateful to the 100 Mile House Wrangler’s, District of 100 Mile House, & 100 Mile House Minor Hockey for their help this evening.

We also want to thank 100 Mile Fire Rescue for their valued partnership in making this event possible. The support and generosity shown by everyone involved plays a meaningful role in helping families in our community, and we are grateful for the continued commitment to working together for a great cause.

Please drive safe and we hope to see you at the game.

If we have unintentionally missed anyone, please accept our sincere apologies and our appreciation for your support.

12/08/2025

12/01/2025

11/26/2025

We are hiring office staff, apply now applications close Dec 10th.

03/28/2025

100 Mile House RCMP receive multiple reports in any given week about suspected scams and Fraud taking place online and over the telephone. Many of these scammers will present themselves as being from a legitimate business or government agency and some sound convincing. Police would like to remind the public to use caution when providing private information online and over the telephone to anyone that cannot be verified. This includes personal data such as addresses, phone numbers, date of birth, and financial information. Facebook Marketplace scams are also prevalent in our area. It is recommended that no financial payment be sent to anyone without first viewing the item and meeting the seller. Also, many ads listed and are too good to be true as it relates to pricing where the fraudster attempts to convince the buyer into an online payment to hold the item. Shortly after the ad disappears. The seller profiles are often cloned from real accounts to try and make it look legitimate.

The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre has information on known scams, what to do if you are a victim of a Fraud, and how to protect yourself and your personal information. Please visit: Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre for more information.

Sgt. Brian Lamb
100 Mile House RCMP

03/26/2025

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