The 20th annual National Peace Officers’ Memorial Run (NPOMR) is underway, with participants expected to make their way into downtown Ottawa Saturday.
On Friday, the run moved through Trenton, Belleville, Tyendinaga, Napanee, Kingston and Brockville.
Officers from across the province will participate in the “Run to Remember” event on Saturday through Prescott, Cardinal, Kempville/North Grenville and into the capital.
The run will end Saturday in the capital, where officers “will join together with members of the Ride to Remember and make their way to the National Police and Peace Officers’ Memorial on Parliament Hill,” the OPP said on X.
Members of Survivors of Law Enforcement (SOLE) are also taking part in the part in the three-day run to Ottawa.
The run started at the Ontario Police Memorial at Queens Park in Toronto. It is expected to end at the National Police and Peace Officers’ Memorial on Parliament Hill. It is …