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[OC Richard]

You don't see pipe bands very often here in the States being so well turned-out in Full Dress like that.

The top band is excellent. Edmonton Police Service? It's not just acquiring the kit but wearing it all properly and having good marching and deportment. I don't know if I've ever seen a band in the USA look that nice.

The second band appears to be in a Highland version of the RCMP uniform.

EDIT: here they are

http://www.rcmppipesanddrums.ca/

[Father Bill]

The second band appears to be in a Highland version of the RCMP uniform.

I believe that IS the RCMP Pipes.

[OC Richard]

I believe that IS the RCMP Pipes.

Yes here

http://www.rcmppipesanddrums.ca/

It's the RCMP Regimental Pipes And Drums Of Alberta.

There appear to be several RCMP Pipes & Drums scattered throughout the nation.

[Taskr]

Got too busy after the OP..

The K Days Parade in Edmonton.
Yes, Edmonton Police Service and the RCMP P&D. Both excellent.

[imrichmond]

Yes here

http://www.rcmppipesanddrums.ca/

It's the RCMP Regimental Pipes And Drums Of Alberta.

There appear to be several RCMP Pipes & Drums scattered throughout the nation.

I believe there are currently five RCMP pipe bands, one in each of Halifax, Ottawa, Regina, Edmonton and Vancouver. There was one in Moncton, New Brunswick some years ago, but it no longer exists. Like most police pipe bands in Canada, these bands depend primarily on civilian players.

[Randy McIntosh]

There are 7 bands in the RCMP across the country.

[OC Richard]

There are 7 bands in the RCMP across the country.

The link to the Moncton band is dead (at least when I click on it). Perhaps the band is no longer active, as stated by imrichmond above.

[imrichmond]

Randy is correct. There are seven RCMP pipe bands. My information was a bit out of date. The band in Moncton is still active, but has a new website.