Last night, Vancouver Police Det. Cst. Chad Mah showed 35 Blue Eagle Community Cadets how to stay safe online during our #EastVan meeting #ThinkBeforeYouShare

On Saturday, the Vancouver Blue Eagle Community Cadets arrived at Delta Force Paintball and the battle was on! Everyone was having so much fun, they didn't even realize the important teamwork skills they were building. Thank you to everyone who made the day possible!

If you are attending @she_is_anything at the Abbotsford International Airport and would like to learn more about the Blue Eagle Community Cadet program, please stop by the @TransitPolice display! We’d love to meet you! #FreeEvent

28 Vancouver Blue Eagle Community Cadets were enthralled as @TransitPolice Staff Sergeant Marty Hurst demonstrated the hidden risks they faced while online and showed them how to keep themselves safe #InternetSafety

The #SurreyBC Blue Eagle Community Cadets had their turn at Delta Force Paintball to practice their teamwork skills while taking part in an action-packed battle. Special thank you Transit Museum Society of BC for getting us all there and back!

Thank you Sheriff Brad Waddell for your interesting presentation about the British Columbia Sheriff Service Service to 21 Surrey Blue Eagle cadets today. The youth also had fun with MVTP Community Safety Officer David who has been volunteering with the program since it launched in 2021.

A day of celebration. Deputy Chief LeSage and Cst. Hanuse presented graduation certificates to Blue Eagle Community Cadets cadets. A group of youth that are developing leadership skills and learning about Indigenous culture. We’re fortunate to participate in this program with @TransitPolice

You may notice some of our officers wearing patches to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day today. If you’ll be using transit to get to and from some of the many related community events, please let us know if anything makes you feel unsafe. Text 87.77.77

The Blue Eagle Community Cadets 2023-24 season closed with a ceremony/dinner in #SurreyBC & #EastVan. If you know a youth, age 12-15, who wants to gain leadership skills and learn about Indigenous culture & policing, get their application in for 2024-25: transitpolice.ca/blueeagle

#HappeningNow come by to get transit safety tips and learn all about the Blue Eagle Community Cadet program at Surrey’s National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration at the Bill Reid Millennium Ampitheatre in #SurreyBC. We’re here until 8pm today.

Nine lucky Blue Eagles participants got to enjoy a beautiful evening yesterday, high above Metro Vancouver when retired @TransitPolice Officer and pilot, Captain Jason, took them on a sightseeing tour.

Surrey Blue Eagle Community Cadets took to the skies yesterday ✈️ Even during summer break, the adventures continue.

Thank you to Chief Rhonda Larrabee of the Qayqayt First Nation, and to Residential School survivor and Elder, Alice, for joining us to raise the Survivors’ Flag at Transit Police HQ, ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation #NDTR

On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour the families ripped apart by the residential school system and the children who never returned home, and we celebrate the resilience of those who survived, like Alice, from whom we’ve learned so much #EveryChildMatters

Last week, we celebrated our Superstar Blue Eagle Community Cadets and @MVTP_WCPC volunteers who set an incredibly high bar for themselves and then consistently surpass it. We couldn't do what we do without their dedication and commitment #Gratitude #AppreciationEvent

Two years ago at a Blue Eagle Community Cadets session, I made my first drum. This week during a cultural exercise within the training, I made my first rattle. Thank you Tk'emlups Tradition for the beautiful experience! 🤚✋ #ProudMoment #IndigenousCulture

Congratulations to our very own Blue Eagle Community Cadets volunteer, Ahmed Khan for being selected as a BCLC Community Hero! Thanks to Ahmed, and other volunteers like him, local youth can attend the free program to learn about Indigenous culture transitpolice.ca/blueeagle

Tonight at our Blue Eagle Community Cadets (Vancouver) youth were fed a warm meal, got to play basketball & Volleyball, & learned some Indigenous dance steps, led by youth mentor Montana. Job well done kids 👐

Thank you to Transit Police K9 Unit Cst. Basi and police dog Chopper for visiting the #EastVan Blue Eagles to show us how you look for explosive scents on the transit system. Thanks for keeping us safe!

The Blue Eagle Community Cadet program is now on Bluesky. Find us at bsky.app/profile/mvtp-b…