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From Badges to the Battle Field | November 6
The true story of Calgary’s police in World War I
What happens when the people sworn to protect Calgary are called to fight on a battlefield in Europe? During the First World War, and many members of the Calgary Police Service answered the call to serve on the Allied front. They left behind their uniforms, their families, and a city unprepared for what was to
come.
Cyber Safety Summit October 28th
AI, Sextortion, & Online Safety: What Every Teen Needs to Know in 2025
Designed for Grade 9 and up.
Students walk away with strategies they can use immediately to protect themselves and support their peers.
Delivered by a police expert in cyber safety (credible, current, and engaging).
Join virtually from anywhere in Canada: no cost, no travel, just vital information.
Fall HOURS
Our fall hours are LIVE! Now open Friday & Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Discover the wonderful world of policing right here in Calgary! Admission by donation to our crime prevention initiatives in your community.
ROGUE’S GALLERY
Take a walk back in time with this digitally immersive exhibit. See how criminal identification, policing, and society have changed in the last century.
This exhibit was inspired by the Calgary No. 1 Mugshot book, which brought the Calgary Police into the modern age of criminal identification in 1913. The mugshot book contains over 2,700 mugshots, 80 of which we have on display in the Rogues’ Gallery.
VAST EXHIBIT
These gentle Labradors offer comfort and support to crime victims, court witnesses, and people impacted by tragic events. Follow the journey of Hawk, the unit’s first canine, who became the first facility dog in Canada allowed to attend a criminal trial.
Bring your family and discover the incredible work this team and their dogs do!
The Rogues’ Gallery would not be possible without the financial support of the Alberta Museums Association‘s institutional grant funding stream. Their funding supported the crucial Content Development position on our team, which was essential to creating this exhibit.