RCMP Museum ~ Musée de la GRC

Our Guests ~ Archive #10

2003

Entries are listed in reverse chronological order with oldest ones last.

I have found your site extremely interesting and will inform others to check out your site. I am also an avid collector of police paraphernalia and would like to know approx how much it would cost in postage to send the set of 2 cherrished teddies - Inspector Yukon & Constable Mackenzie to me in Australia. If you are able to let me know so I know an approx. of the total order it would be much appreciated.
David Mayfield <djmayfield@ozemail.com.au>
Perth, WA Australia - Thursday, July 31, 2003 at 09:43:28 (CST)

thank you for having such a wonderful site, ive learned much on the history of the rcmp. ive also have insight to where to look for more history on the nwmp.
Nyoka Fletcher <nyokafletcher@hotmail.com>
London, ON Canada - Monday, July 14, 2003 at 07:08:42 (CST)

Thanks for having this.
Art GILES <matoe@citlink.net>
Margie, MN U S A - Tuesday, June 24, 2003 at 09:07:47 (CST)

here...Type your comments I reviewed your site with much interest, however I was told that at one time the RCMP sent a calvary unit overseas in one of the major conflicts, and suffered severe losses. Can you fill me in on this, if it is true, thank you, H. Kennedy
Harold G Kennedy <harry.teresa@islandtelecom.com>
Charlottetown, PEI Canada - Thursday, May 29, 2003 at 06:38:11 (CST)

This is a very informative site and I greatly repect what the Royal Canadian Mounted Police stand for and hope that some day soon I will become a regular member.
Nick Cunningham <a4bq5@unb.ca>
Saint John, NB Canada - Friday, May 23, 2003 at 08:43:13 (CST)

I am doing a school project on the RCMP and I was just thanking this website for being so helpful
Danny
Winnipeg, MB Canada - Monday, April 21, 2003 at 09:30:59 (CST)

very good web site
sheila shaw <sheila8373@rogers.com>
toronto, ont Canada - Saturday, April 19, 2003 at 19:06:01 (CST)

Wish to thank you for a wonderful site and especially Annett who was very helpful and informative. It really easy to shop on line with people who care.
Micheal McKeon <McK36608@msn.com>
San Pedro, CA United States - Wednesday, April 09, 2003 at 11:49:25 (CST)

In a recent chat with my cousin I am led to believe that a relative of mine actually came from Wales, UK to become involved with the development / support of the 'Canadian Mounties'. How can I find out if this is the case? The family member was a 'LEWIS'. That's all I know! A positive response to assist me with my research would be very much appreciated.
Marie <normansell@btinternet.com>
Cardiff, Wales, UK - Monday, March 31, 2003 at 14:45:54 (CST)

This has been a very educational site. The children at our school are now learning about the RCMP. This information will help the very much.
Karen Corboy <booker0713@hotmail.com>
Echo Bay, Ontario Canada - Monday, March 17, 2003 at 16:35:54 (CST)

Hi, My nane is Collin Hosp. I am in 6th grade at Ellis Middle School in Austin Minnesota. I am writing a report on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Thank you for helping me learning so much about your history and your activities. If you could send me some things for my class to see I will get a better grade and I can teach my fellow students about the R.C.M.P.. Thank you, Collin Robert Hosp
Collin Robert Hosp <collin_hosp@hotmail.com>
Austin , MN USA - Thursday, March 06, 2003 at 21:24:39 (CST)

Type your comments here...Read the "Mad Trapper" article from the CP in the St. Catharines Standard naming him as Albert Johnson, amongst other alias. I haven"t had any time since reading the article to do any research, but my grandfather"s name was Johnson and died about the same time as the Mad Trapper under misterious circumstances of which I never found out as a child. He was alleged to have been a trapper-smuggler and was on the run from the RCMP about that time in southern Saskatchewan from the Shaunavon, Eastend area. I was told as a child he eluded the RCMP and died later in a mental institution in Montana or Wyoming. If this bit of information interests your organization please fell free to follow it up by contacting me. I will be as helpful as I can. Thanks, Rod Dooley
Rod Dooley <r.dooley@sympatico.ca>
St. Catharines, Ont Canada - Monday, March 03, 2003 at 16:07:50 (CST)

Type your comments here... this is a great sit that has mad me question my faith and life and love of the game i have to go feed my chia pet now byE!!!!!!
CARLIE <surf_flower10_j@hotmail.comk>
Canada - Monday, February 17, 2003 at 13:18:38 (CST)

Hi there. Thank you for the site. I was trying to find out more about relative of mine his name was Louis LaRonde. I know that he was a N.W.M.P. I believe from the very start. If you could please help me out I would greatly appreciate this. Thank you once again.
Wade Brekke <wbrekka@canada.com>
Prksville, b.c Canada - Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 02:02:25 (CST)

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Shafqaz Industries <shafqaz@skt.wol.net.pk>
Sialkot, pu Pakistan - Friday, February 07, 2003 at 06:41:12 (CST)

Greetings from Larry Bishop.
Larry Bishop <ve3lab@msn.com>
Ottawa, Ontario Canada - Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 20:35:24 (CST)

Type your comments here... Dear Bill (Mackay), just to say how much I have enjoyed viewing your site. One typo that jumps out at you is when you enter the museum and it prompts you to English - Please select or French - Choissez SVP - Choissez is not a word!! perhaps - (Choisir s'il vous plaît) might be more appropriate. Cheers, Dan
Dan Potvin <danpotvin37@hotmail.com>
Ottawa (Gloucester), ON Canada - Tuesday, January 28, 2003 at 12:57:04 (CST)

Type your comments here...2 years ago I visited canada and it really fascinated me. Rcmp were the most that I liked and as a souvenir for my wife I bought her Rcmp brown bear. At last I had found your website and it's really interesting.
chris mercieca <xoxlu@yahoo.com>
mosta, malta, europe - Saturday, January 18, 2003 at 15:55:50 (CST)

I am doing research in preperation for the celebration of the RCMP's 100th anniversary in the Northwest Territories and am looking for historical photographs. Can you assist. Thank you
Cpl. Wayne Norris <wayne.norris@rcmp-grc.gc.ca>
Yellowknife, nt Canada - Friday, January 10, 2003 at 12:25:19 (CST)

JAN. 4,2003 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I AM A SON OF A EX R.C.M.P. OFFICER WHO IN 1938-39, WENT OVERSEAS FROM THE FORCE AS 1 OF THE FIRST 19 MEN, WHO ALONG WITH COMM. NICK NICKELSON FORMED THE 1ST PROVOST CORP. MY FATHER LT.COL.J.R. STEWART, WAS THE 2i/c,. HE THEN BECAME THE PROVOST MARSHALL AFTER COMM. NICKELSON RETURNED TO THE R.C.M.P., I HAD A CHANCE TO VISIT THE MUSEUM IN 1980, WHEN THE MACDONALD COMMISSION REPORT CAME OUT, AND I BROUGHT THE REPORT OUT TO REGINA, WHEN TOURING THE MUSEUM, I FOUND A PICTURE OF MY FATHER THERE. IT WAS A PROUD MOMENT FOR ME, THE TOUR WAS VERY INTERESTING AND VERY IMFORMATIVE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. DEREK STEWART 1823 ROGERS RD. PERTH ONT K7H-3M3
MR. DEREK STEWART <big_d1@sympatico.ca>
PERTH, ON Canada - Saturday, January 04, 2003 at 12:38:52 (CST)

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