CIPS Inc. Canadian Innovative Protective Solutions

CIPS Inc. Canadian Innovative Protective Solutions Armor Express is represented in Canada by CIPS Inc. is in its 20th year of operation. Established in 2002 by owner / founder Mark Bloxham.

We are a comprehensive public safety training and consulting company.established in 2002

no words, we’ve been down here in Puerto Vallarta since this whole thing started. Hopefully things will calm and reopen ...
02/24/2026

no words, we’ve been down here in Puerto Vallarta since this whole thing started. Hopefully things will calm and reopen tomorrow.

France has done a great deal in support for the United States and NATO in the international war on terror . France made ...
02/19/2026

France has done a great deal in support for the United States and NATO in the international war on terror . France made many sacrifices. πŸ‡«πŸ‡·

They deployed over 55,000 troops to Afghanistan, 90 were KIA and over 700+ were wounded in action.

Nous honorons votre sacrifice et la perte de beaucoup de vos fils.🫑

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Haha found this clipping in a box today this is circa 1994D division Edmonton 97th St. in the middle of the road just no...
02/16/2026

Haha found this clipping in a box today this is circa 1994D division Edmonton 97th St. in the middle of the road just north of the railroad tracks
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In the winter of 1910–11, a NWMP North West Mounted Police patrol was commanded by Inspector Francis Joseph Fitzgerald. ...
02/16/2026

In the winter of 1910–11, a NWMP North West Mounted Police patrol was commanded by Inspector Francis Joseph Fitzgerald. The patrol included Fitzgerald, Constables George Kinney and Richard Taylor, and former constable Samuel Carter as guide. They left Fort McPherson on December 21, 1910. The time required for the trip depended heavily on the weather; previous patrols had taken as few as 14 days and as many as 56 for the one-way journey. Fitzgerald took enough supplies for 30 days and may have been seeking to set a new speed record for the trip. Weather conditions on the trail were poor, with heavy snow and low temperatures. Carter, who had only travelled the route in the opposite direction, was not able to find the path through the Richardson Mountains. In late December, the patrol encountered local Kutchin families, but Fitzgerald did not choose to hire one as a guide. Conditions worsened after January 3, with temperatures averaging βˆ’46 Β°C (βˆ’51 Β°F) and strong winds. On January 12, with only nine days of food remaining, they were still lost. Fitzgerald was determined to continue, and it was not until January 18 that they turned back to Fort McPherson. When the patrol failed to arrive in Dawson City by late February 1911, Corporal Dempster was dispatched with Constables J.F. Fyfe, F. Turner, and First Nations guide Charlie Steward to find and rescue them. They departed Dawson on February 28. Dempster was initially confident of finding the patrol, given Fitzgerald's experience in the north. Dempster's patrol soon found evidence of trouble, including abandoned dog harnesses and gear, and campsites that showed Fitzgerald's patrol had lost their way. They later found parts of dog carcasses, indicating that the lost men had resorted to eating their sled dogs.[6] On March 22 and 23, the bodies of the four missing men were discovered 55 kilometres (34 mi) from Fort McPherson. days.NorthWestMountedPolice

02/15/2026

Celebrating our 4th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. Looking forward to continue growth and opportunities in 2026. Thanks everybody stay safe. οΏΌ

**STILL A FEW SPOTS AVAILABLE / REGISTER TODAY**Course April 6 & 7, 2026 - Edmonton, Alberta. πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Edmonton, Alberta - ABS...
02/13/2026

**STILL A FEW SPOTS AVAILABLE / REGISTER TODAY**

Course April 6 & 7, 2026 - Edmonton, Alberta. πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦
Edmonton, Alberta -
ABSIC - Advanced Ballistic Shield Instructors Course

We are pleased to announce that we will be offering the ABSIC (Advanced Ballistic Shield Instructors Course) on April 6 & 7, 2026, in Edmonton, Alberta. πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦
The course will be hosted by the Edmonton Police Service. πŸ”΅ ⚫ πŸ”΅

πŸ”΄ **REGISTRATION IS OPEN** πŸ”΄ Register your team today, as space will be limited for this course.

πŸ”Ά Registration Link: https://lnkd.in/ggaAQEfD

Select the course and click the Sign Up Button on the Upper right of the page to register. ↗️
Any issues, contact our course instructor, Chris Giolitti, πŸ”Ά at info@giotexsolutions.com

Mark Bloxham
Canadian Territory Manager
Armor Express Body Armor &
Armourer’s Choice (Hard Armour)
Canadian Innovative
Protective Solutions Inc.
cell: 780-668-7481
markcipscanada@gmail.com
www.armorexpress.com
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Little is known of Don Shervill, but he had a most varied police career and never seemed to be out of work. Born in Engl...
02/13/2026

Little is known of Don Shervill, but he had a most varied police career and never seemed to be out of work. Born in England in 1892, Shervill immigrated to Canada at the age of eighteen. In 1912, he worked as a prison guard at Prince Albert Penitentiary. Then he joined the Royal Canadian Northwest Mounted Police and served a five-year engagement with the federal force in Lethbridge and Macleod, Alberta. Shervill next obtained a position as a constable with the short-lived Saskatchewan Provincial Police.

On June 12, 1928, he became a member of the OPP. Constable Shervill was stationed out of St. Thomas and then moved to District #3 Headquarters in Hamilton. Along the way, he also found time to be high constable first of Elgin, and then of Wentworth, Counties.

Shortly before midnight on February 8, 1938, PC Shervill was working at Orchard Beach, six miles east of Hamilton. Shervill was looking for the persons responsible for break-ins at cottages in that area when he literally bumped into a man standing in the shadows.

The forty-six-year-old Shervill automatically challenged the stranger but received no verbal reply. Instead, the man shot PC Shervill in the abdomen and fled into the darkness. The officer succumbed to his injuries and died. Despite the offer of a $2,500.00 reward for the arrest of the person responsible for the murder, no charges were laid for more than two years until September 16, 1940, against a federal inmate. PC Shervill’s murderer was convicted on January 18, 1941 and was sentenced to be hanged on March 12, 1941. Two weeks later, the sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. Constable Shervill was survived by his wife and daughter.

We offer our deepest sympathies and condolences to the victims and families πŸ’”πŸͺ¦of the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Bri...
02/11/2026

We offer our deepest sympathies and condolences to the victims and families πŸ’”πŸͺ¦of the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia Columbia.
Also our gratitude for the rapid response of the RCMP, an emergency personnel in your response to this incident. πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦πŸš‘πŸš”πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦

On this date in 1940, Winnipeg Police Constable McDonald, 26 years old, was assigned to a stake-out at the Motor League ...
02/10/2026

On this date in 1940, Winnipeg Police Constable McDonald, 26 years old, was assigned to a stake-out at the Motor League offices at 120 Fort Street with Constable Norm Stewart. The officers tried to apprehend 3 safe-breakers, but a gun battle ensued in which Constable McDonald was shot and died instantly, and Constable Stewart was wounded. The culprits escaped, but John Barnett and John Andrusiak were captured soon after. The third man, Mike β€œThe Horse” Attamanchuk, who was responsible for the shootings, killed himself when cornered by officers three days later. Barnett and Andrusiak were each sentenced to 20 years in prison. Constable McDonald was survived by his wife and a son. πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦

With Alberta Association of Community Peace Officers – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! πŸŽ‰
02/07/2026

With Alberta Association of Community Peace Officers – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! πŸŽ‰

Cips Inc. Was proud to sponsor the 2026 Alberta Association of community peace officers annual conference at the world f...
02/05/2026

Cips Inc. Was proud to sponsor the 2026 Alberta Association of community peace officers annual conference at the world famous ChΓ’teau Lake Louise in Lake Louise Alberta Canada. πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦

We want to thank all those who came by the booth and look forward to working with you in 2026.

congratulations to Stewart Payne director of emergency management and municipal enforcement officer at the county of 40 mile. Stewart was the proud winner of the Armor Express SHTF car organizer/3 a ballistic shield.

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