In Ontario the Marine Division of the R.C.M.P. entered "0" Division waters in 1946, stationing police boats at Sarnia and Windsor. Later other vessels saw service at Hamilton and Niagara Falls. Police Boat Shaunavon arrived in Toronto during June, 1948 where she saw service until 1956. In May of that year this vessel was replaced by the P/B Shaunavon II. In 1972, Shaunavon II was decommissioned and replaced by Patrol Vessel Many Berries. At present "Marine Services" operate Patrol Vessels in Sarnia and Windsor, as well as Toronto and play a vital support role to land operations, by enforcing the Small Vessels Regulations, Customs Act and Migratory Birds Convention Act.
Photographs of MP75 Manyberries and MP85 Shaunavon II courtesy of Division member Lou King.
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| Early RCMP interdiction patrol vessel "The Interceptor" |
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| MP75 Manyberries on patrol |
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| MP75 Manyberries in Lake Ontario |
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| MP85 Shaunavon II on patrol |
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| Skiff Launch from the Shaunavon II |
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| Skiff retreival on Shaunavon II |
