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Carcosa

CADABR-64 2020

7"

Selections from Robert W. Chamber’s The King in Yellow are voiced by Anthony D. P. Mann and scored by Chris Bozzone. When Cadabra Records previously delved into Chambers’ work, it was with the writer’s most famous work, “The Yellow Sign.” Here, however, we hear two excerpts from the lost play bookend The Prophets’ Paradise, and explore the world of Carcosa, that fabled ancient city where “shadows of men’s thoughts lengthen in the afternoon.”

“Cassilda’s Song,” in the words of Hildred Castaigne, demonstrates the “very banality and innocence of the first act” of the play, The King in Yellow, as Mann reads “Song of my soul, my voice is dead; Die thou, unsung, as tears unshed” over Bozzone’s guitar and violin. The very simplicity of the lines in each quatrain is meant to lure the listener into a false sense of security, as is the quietly relaxing music. No sense of menace is at all implied.

However, once the record moves into the eight pieces which comprise “The Prophets’ Paradise,” immediately, the listener knows that things have changed, and that we are moving into a world wherein things are not what they seem to be on the surface. The words will be opaque, nearly obscuring the true meaning of what lies behind them.

Carcosa will take the listener on a journey, wherein they explore the world, and meet several of its denizens – The Phantom of the Past, The Throng, The Jester, and The Clown, among others – with meditations upon blood, lamentation, death, and even the personification of Love itself. It is a brief, but tempestuous travel upon the waves of sound emitting from the speaker.

The music which accompanies Mann’s reading of Chambers’ words is no less diverse than the brief lines of each segment. “Sacrifice” contains lustrous streaks of violin foregrounding finger-picked guitar, while “Destiny” has liquid guitar chords. “The Jester” inverts the sound of “Sacrifice,” emphasizing the finger-picked guitar, with the violin in the background. As one of the speakers says in “The Studio,” which begins this journey, “the song is the same , the voice and steps have but changed with years.”

As the record comes to a close, we once again return to the play, and a brief excerpt from The King in Yellow’s Act 1, Scene 2 ends with single note upon the violin which rings long, bringing it all home as Chambers suggests that terror might not – as suggested at the outset – come disguised, but indeed, wear no mask at all.

**Credits:**

Written by Robert W. Chambers

Artwork by Jonathan Dennison

Read by Anthony D.P. Mann

Score by Chris Bozzone

Includes a numbered fold-over card and fold-over outer sleeve

**Variants:**

Transparent yellow with black swirl (200 numbered copies)

Lost Carcosa (Coke clear with yellow swirl, 100 copies)

Clear with black & yellow splatter (xx copies)

    Wax mage (31 numbered copies)

Test pressing (25 numbered copies)
Robert Lloyd Parry

Robert Lloyd Parry is a writer, actor and storyteller. He started ‘The M.R. James Project’ in 2005 with solo performances of James’s works. Since then, the Project has yielded more one-man shows, DVDs, audiobooks, documentaries, magazine articles, a guided walk, and the anthology *Ghosts of the Chit-Chat*.

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The Ash-Tree
Cadabra Illustrated 8: The Small People

2021

Written by Thomas Ligotti

Artwork by Jonathan Dennison

Offset printed on Mohawk Superfine Softwhite Eggshell archival paper.

Hardcover bound in black cloth with gold foil stamping.

Includes new essay: How I Write my Supernatural Horror Fiction exclusive to Cadabra Records

Includes bookplate signed by Thomas Ligotti.

Hardcover and silver softcover editions are also signed by the artist.

All books are hand numbered.

Bookmark included.

Variants:

Softcover (180 copies)

Silver softcover (30 copies)

Black hardcover (25 copies)

Sketched black hardcover (15 copies)

Yellow hardcover (5 copies)

Where to Listen:

The Small People
Ginny Greenteeth

CADABR-52 2019

7"

Author Matthew M. Bartlett’s short story based on the English folklore legend of Jenny Greenteeth is perfectly summed by by a line early in the tale: “Fall was tainted that year.” Commissioned by Cadabra Records specially for this Halloween release, the story is read by actor Laurence R. Harvey and scored by Chris Bozzone. “Ginny Greenteeth” is visceral in both the literal and figurative senses of the word, in that it will evoke primal, deep-seated reactions from the listener from descriptions of acts almost too terrible to contemplate.

The modern update of an old legend sees the story of what has been variously described as a witch, hag, or water fairy summoned into our time for nefarious purposes. As the tale goes, Ginny feeds on young children who come too near rivers, lakes, and marshes where they ought not go. As in the olden days, it’s fear supplemented by rumor – “a friend of the cousin of the wife of a lieutenant was heard to have said that human teeth marks were found in the young victim’s flesh, but five times the size of a normal human tooth” – and in this story, there are scenes of real world horror, conjoined with supernatural terror, which will evoke actual, heart-stopping, skin-crawling panic in even the most jaded of listeners.

   The excellent frame tale is complemented by Bozzone’s almost ceaselessly menacing score, constantly emphasizing Harvey’s reading with sounds which ebb and flow like the lapping of the water at the Franklinsville Wildlife Preserve itself. Stabbing electronics flow into walloping bass thuds, evoking panic and the heightened pulse of a frightened heartbeat. The sound of a harpsichord helps to blur the lines between then and now, reminding us that this is a creature long-feared, and even now, we should worry a bit about those duckweed-covered shorelines.

What Bartlett’s story reveals in the end, however, is that while we might fear a water-dwelling monster with a massive maw and ripping, rending teeth, there are terrors far more insidious to contemplate than even a “mud-caked and savaged” six year-old boy. As to what they might be, you’ll have to listen, should you be able to handle it.

**Credits:**

Written by Matthew M. Bartlett

Artwork by Joe Keinberger

Calligraphy by Jonathan Dennison

Read by Laurence R. Harvey

Score by Chris Bozzone

Fold over sleeve with middle cover fold

Includes insert

**Variants:**

Greenteeth retail (Translucent green swirl)

Subscriber (Transparent green swirl)

Clear with yellow/green splatter (56 copies)

Wax mage (27 numbered copies)

Test pressing (25 numbered copies)

Where to read:

Cadabra Illustrated 4: Infectious Agents
Dracula (2022)

CADABR-10 2022

LP

Unavailable on vinyl since its initial release on Cadabra Records in 2017, the Bleak December adaptation of Bram Stoker's *Dracula* is yet another essential recording for fans of classic horror fiction. As with other audio dramas produced by Bleak December's players, this was adapted by longtime Cadabra collaborator Anthony D.P. Mann, who also plays Dr. Abraham Van Helsing, and features an abridged take on Stoker's century-old masterwork.

Of course, as this is *Dracula*, who plays the titular villain? None other than horror icon Tony Todd, whose deep and rumbling tones are perfectly suited for the mesmeric exhortations of the bloodsucking fiend. One does not hear what he's saying so much as feeling it within your head, much as if Todd's count is communicating with you as he does with Lucy Seward.

His work here follows in the footsteps of other icons who've guested in Bleak December's work, such as David Warner as Karswell in *Casting the Runes* or *The Wicker Man* with Brian Blessed as Lord Summerisle, wherein an instantly-recognizable voice is used to superb effect to raise the already rock-solid work of the cast.

Speaking of the regular cast, one especially worth noting in Dracula is regular Bleak December player Nikolas Yuen, whose portrayal of Renfield manages to rise to the level of mania exhibited by Dwight Frye in the same role over 90 years ago. Frye's work in Todd Browning's Universal Pictures adaptation of the Bram Stoker classic is legendary, but the shuddering, maniacal work Yuen brings to his few minutes in the role result in genuinely hair-raising terror evoked within the listener.

Regular composer for these works, Brent Holland, once again brings the deftest of touches to the music here in *Dracula*. The opening overture is resplendent with deep, bass-laden strings and a wordless choir, giving the production precisely the introduction it needs after the equally sonorous tones of Todd's vampiric opening. The strings and choir provide the musical through-line which connects this abridged take, and briskly moves the story along.

**Credits:**

Written by Bram Stoker

Artwork by Dylan Garrett Smith

Sound by Brent Holland

Read by The Bleak December Players

Produced, Liner Notes, Adapted by Anthony D.P. Mann

Calligraphy by Josh Yelle

 B

Full cast audio play

Deluxe triple gatefold sleeve

**Variants:**

Transparent red

Red swirl over natural white

Hand poured red and black splatter over white (40 copies)

Wax mage (25 numbered copies)
Artists

Adam Burke/Nightjar

Aeron Alfrey

Al Columbia

Alan Brown/Medusawolf

C.M. Kosemen

Dave Felton

Dylan Garrett Smith

Eric Adrian Lee

Grady Gordon

Jason Barnett

Jeremy Hush

Jeremy Pailler

Jesse Jacobi

Joe Keinberger

Jonathan Dennison

Karmazid

Katy Horan

Lee Brown Coye

Matt Dougherty

Matthew R. Jaffe

Moebius

Nathan Reidt

Pat Carbajal

Randy Ortiz

Roland Topor

Sam Heimer

Silvia Struglia

Skinner

Stephen Clark

Virgil Finlay

Yves Tourigny

Zakuro Aoyama
Service de Police de Grande Ourse

**Service de Police de Grande Ourse** (*English*: **Great Bear Police Service**) is the fictional force appearing in the  Radio-Canada supernatural mystery series *Grande Ourse*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the fictional mining town of Grande Ourse (Great Bear), which is located in Northern Quebec.

## Staff

* Detective Conrad Raté (Marc Labrèche)
* Unnamed Officer (Alexandre Goyette)

## Real Life Equivalent

As the town of Grande Ourse (Great Bear) is fictional, a real life equivalent cannot be provided.
Metropolitan Police (Forever Knight)

**Metropolitan Police** is the fictional generic force appearing in the CBS horror crime drama *Forever Knight*.

## Jurisdiction

The force is seen operating in the city of Toronto, Ontario.

## Information

* The main focus of the series is Detective Nick Knight (born Nicolas de Brabant), an immortal 800 year old vampire seeking redemption from his past actions by working as a police officer.
* Despite being set in Toronto, the design of both police cruisers and officers badges is very similar to that of the New York Police Department.
* Officers are seen carrying the Browning BDA as their standard issue sidearm.

## Staff

* Captain Joe Stonetree (Gary Farmer)
* Captain Joe Reese (Blu Mankuma)
* Captain Amanda Cohen (Natsuko Ohama)
* Captain Forrest (Elizabeth Saunders)

* Lieutenant Miller (Paul Miller)

* Detective Nick Knight (Geraint Wyn Davies)
* Detective Donald Schanke (John Kapelos)
* Detective Tracy Vetter (Lisa Ryder)
* Detective Jimmy Anderson (William Colgate)
* Detective Maurer (Michael Ricupero)
* Detective Norton (John Friesen)
* Detective Dunneback (Don Dickinson)

* Constable Norma Alves (Rachel Luttrell)
* Constable Will Struthers (Robert Hollinger)
* Constable Wilkinson (Tony Meyler)
* Constable Obregon (Tony De Santis)
* Constable Hurley (Michael G. Brown)

## Real Life Equivalent

In the present day, the city of Toronto is covered by the Toronto Police Service. At the time of the series setting (1992-1995), the force was called the Metropolitan Toronto Police Force.
British Columbia Police Force

**British Columbia Police Force** (*French*: **Gendarmerie du Colombie britannique**) is a fictional law enforcement agency in the 1988 action thriller *Shoot to Kill*.

## Jurisdiction

The agency covers the entire province of British Columbia.

## Information

* In the film it is seen assisting FBI Special Agent Warren Stantin (Sydney Poitier), who crosses the border from Washington State whilst pursuing a serial killer.
* A real life similar agency, the British Columbia Provincial Police, did exist from 1858-1950.
* The agency is often referred to by its initials **BCPF**.

## Staff

* Unnamed Inspector (Gary Hetherington)
* Unnamed Sergeant (Allan Lysell)

## Uniform & Equipment

* Standard uniform is black trousers, jackets and ties with grey dress shirts and black leather equipment belts. Badges are silver in colour.
* The Smith & Wesson Model 586 is carried as the standard issue sidearm.

## Real Life Equivalent

As the agency is entirely fictional, a real life equivalent cannot be listed.

## Gallery

Unnamed Inspector uniform.Unnamed Sergeant uniform.Police Station exterior.Police cruiser livery.
Bayswater Regional Police

**Bayswater Regional Police** is a fictional police force appearing in the Showcase mockumentary comedy series *Trailer Park Boys*.

## Jurisdiction

The force is seen operating in and around the fictional Sunnyvale Trailer Park, which is located in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

## Information

* It is one of several names the local police force is seen using throughout the series (likely due to production changes in costume providers), along with the generic Metropolitan Police and Regional Police.
* The name Bayswater is likely a reference to the bay of water that divides Dartmouth from Halifax.
* The force logo contains a yellow anchor with red text on a black background.
* Uniform consists of a light blue dress shirt with the force patches on either sleeve and dark blue highlights and black trousers.
* Officers appear to carry the Glock 17 as their standard issue sidearm.

## Staff

* Unnamed Chief (Maury Chaykin)
* Officer Jim Lahey (John Dunsworth)
* Officer George Green (George Green)
* Officer Ted Johnson (Jim Swansburg)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the Dartmouth area is covered by the Halifax Regional Police.
Fictional Police Forces in Canadian Media Wiki

**Welcome to the Fictional Police Forces in Canadian Media Wiki!**
In various parts of Canadian media, primarily television series and films, producers and directors are forced to create fictional police forces to stand in for real ones, often due to copyright, creative and licensing issues.

This database contains and will continue to be updated with examples of such fictional police forces that appear in all types of visual media in Canada.

## Similar Wikis

* For fictional **United Kingdom** police forces, please visit the Fictional Police Forces UK Wiki.
* For fictional **United States** police forces, please visit the Fictional Police Forces US Wiki.

## Pages created so far

* Algonquin Bay Police Department
* Antioch Police
* Ashcroft Police Department
* Bayswater Regional Police
* Bellevue Police
* Bishop Police
* Blood River Police Service
* British Columbia Police Force
* Canada Border Patrol
* City Protective Services
* Clearwater Police Force
* Corps de police de la Rive-Sud
* Customs & Border Services
* Customs Canada
* Department of Canadian Border Services
* Département de police du Québec
* Fictional Police Forces in Canadian Media Wiki
* Fort Dundas Police
* Gresham Regional Police
* Greyfork County Police
* Haliburton Regional Police
* Immigration and Customs Security
* Integrated Investigative Bureau
* Little Big Bear Police Service
* Main Page
* Mercy Police Department
* Metro Police (Cardinal)
* Metro Police (Motive)
* Metro Police (Shattered)
* Metropolitan Law Enforcement (Rookie Blue)
* Metropolitan Law Enforcement (The Detail)
* Metropolitan Police (Cold Blooded)
* Metropolitan Police (Cracked)
* Metropolitan Police (Degrassi)
* Metropolitan Police (Flashpoint)
* Metropolitan Police (Forever Knight)
* Metropolitan Police (King)
* Metropolitan Police (Orphan Black)
* Metropolitan Police (The Border)
* Metropolitan Police (The Bridge)
* Metropolitan Police (The Listener)
* Metropolitan Police (Trailer Park Boys)
* Metropolitan Police Services
* Municipal Law Enforcement
* Municipal Police Service
* Municipality of Millwood Police
* New Brunswick Provincial Police
* New Burbage Police
* Nêhiyawak First Nations Tribal Police
* Okanagan Police
* Ontario Police
* Ontario Police Department
* Ontario Police Services
* Police (The Murders)
* Police Department (Tribal)
* Police Ville de Montréal (Omerta)
* Provincial Police (Small Town Murder Songs
* Provincial Police (Small Town Murder Songs)
* Purgatory Sheriff Department
* RPP
* Rabbit Fall Police
* Regional Police (Diggstown)
* Regional Police (Trailer Park Boys)
* Regional Police (Zoo)
* Reverie Ipowahtaman Police Service
* Royal Canadian Federal Police
* Seaway Reserve Police
* Service de Police
* Service de Police Métropolitain (19-2)
* Service de Police de Grande Ourse
* Service de police du Grand Montréal
* Service de police métropolitain (19-2)
* Shere Neck Police Department
* Shuckton Police
* St. John's Police Department
* Sudbury Provincial Police
* Sureté Nationale
* Sécurité du Québec (19-2)
* Sécurité du Québec (Bon Cop, Bad Cop)
* Waterbury Police
Metropolitan Police (Cracked)

**Metropolitan Police** is the fictional generic force in the CBC police drama *Cracked*.

## Information

* On certain logos and paperwork, it is instead referred to as **Metropolitan Police Services**.
* The force logo and uniform is almost identical to that of the real life Toronto Police Service, and vehicles used are identical to others featured in Toronto based series such as *Rookie Blue*, *Flashpoint* and *The Listener*.
* Focus in the series is placed on the newly formed Psych Crimes & Crisis Unit, a team of both police officer and civilian psychiatrists who respond to incidents involving emotionally disturbed individuals.
* Officers are seen carrying the Smith & Wesson 5946 as their standard issue sidearm.

## Staff

* Inspector Diane Caligra (Karen LeBlanc)
* Sergeant Eric Phalen (Harmon Walsh)
* Sergeant Roger Langdale (Sebastian MacLean)

* Detective Aiden Black (David Sutcliffe)
* Detective Poppy Wisnefski (Luisa D'Oliveira)
* Detective Elizabeth Liette (Mayko Nguyen)
* Detective Rachel Fenton (Natalie Brown)
* Detective Sam Parkes (James McGowan)
* Detective Roz Cabrera (Lisa Berry)
* Detective Brauer (Bruce Ramsay)

* Constable Vince Wisnefski (Chuck Shamata)
* Constable Gwen McCarthy (Chemika Bennett-Heath)
* Constable Ray Leonardo (Larry Day)
* Constable Jackson (Geoffrey Antoine)
* Constable Stannick (Linette Doherty)

Civilian Psychiatrist Liaisons:

* Doctor Dianna Riley (Stefanie von Pfetten)
* Doctor Cara Malone (Brooke Nevin)
* Nurse Leo Beckett (Dayo Ade)

## Real Life Equivalent

The force is generic fictionalised version of the Toronto Police Service.

## Gallery

Detective badge design.Constable Vince Winefski uniform.
Fort Dundas Police

**Fort Dundas Police** is a fictional force in the 2014 crime thriller *The Calling*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the fictional town of Fort Dundas, Ontario.

## Information

* Uniform consists of dark brown trousers and jackets, with light tan dress shirts with force patches on each shoulder. Dark brown winter coats and hats are also worn.
* It is one of two fictional forces appearing in the movie, along with Metropolitan Police Services (a fictionalised version of the Toronto Police Service).
* Officers carry the Glock 17 as their standard issue sidearm.

## Staff

* Inspector Hazel Micallef (Susan Sarandon)
* Detective Ray Green (Gil Bellows)
* Officer Ben Wingate (Topher Grace)
* Officer Vongarner (Amanda Brugel)
* Officer Mathieson (Paulino Nunes)

## Real Life Equivalent

As the town of Fort Dundas is fictional, a real life equivalent cannot be provided.

## Gallery

Inspector Hazel Micallef uniform.Inspector Hazel Micallef uniform (outdoors).Officer Ben Wingate uniform.Fort Dundas Police Station interior.Police ID card.Police cruiser livery.Police hat pin detail.
Haliburton Regional Police

**Haliburton Regional Police** is a fictional force appearing in the 2013 comedy horror film *Cottage Country*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in Haliburton County, Ontario.

## Information

* The force uniform consists of black jackets, trousers and hats with yellow piping, black ties, grey dress shirts and black body armour.
* Officers are seen carrying the SIG Sauer P226 as their standard issue sidearm.

## Staff

* Sergeant Mackenzie (Sabrina Grdevich)
* Constable Grant (Jim Annan)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the area of Haliburton County is covered by two detachments of the Ontario Provincial Police.

## Gallery

Sergeant Mackenzie uniform.Sergeant Mackenzie draws her sidearm.Sergeant Mackenzie and Constable Grant uniform.Police K9 Unit officer uniform.Unnamed Constable uniform.Police cruiser livery.Police Station parking lot exterior.
Regional Police (Zoo)

**Regional Police** (*French*: **Police Régionale**) is a fictional generic force appearing in the CBS drama series *Zoo*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the region of Gloucester County, New Brunswick, specifically the area around the town of Caraquet.

## Information

* The force logo contains a Canadian flag and an Acadian flag on a background of mountains and water.
* Due to New Brunswick being a bilingual province, writing on the logo is in both French and English.
* The force appears only in the Season 2 episodes "Caraquet" and "Collision Point".

## Real Life Equivalent

* In reality, the area of Gloucester County, New Brunswick is covered by a detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Metropolitan Law Enforcement (The Detail)

**Metropolitan Law Enforcement** is the fictional generic police force in the CTV police procedural *The Detail*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the city of Toronto.

## Information

* It is likely the generic fictional name was used visually to prevent any issues with copyright and licensing from the real life Toronto Police Service. In certain episodes and props it is referred to as the **Metropolitan Police**.
* The force logo, uniforms and cars are identical in appearance to those of the also fictional Metropolitan Law Enforcement in the Global drama series *Rookie Blue*.
* Officers and detectives are seen carrying mainly the Glock 17 and the Glock 26 as their sidearms, however Detective Donnie Sullivan instead carries a Colt 1911.
* The series is partly based on the British police procedural series *Scott & Bailey,* which centres around the also fictional Manchester Metropolitan Police*.*

## Staff

* Superintendent Andrew Currie (Alex Carter)
* Staff Inspector Fiona Currie (Wendy Crewson)
* Detective Jack Cooper (Shenae Grimes-Beech)
* Detective Stevie Hall (Angela Griffin)
* Detective Kyle Price (David Cubitt)
* Detective Donnie Sullivan (Matt Gordon)
* Detective Aaron Finch (Al Mukadam)

## Real Life Equivalent

The force is a generic fictionalised version of the Toronto Police Service.

## Gallery

Badge and credentials belonging to Detective Jack Cooper.Police cruiser livery.Black and white logo variant.
Département de police du Québec

**Département de police du Québec** (*English*: **Quebec Police Department**) is a fictional provincial force appearing in the CBC drama *The Border*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates throughout the province of Quebec. In the series it is primarily seen operating in the fictional towns of St Calais and Hopkins Hollow.

## Information

* Uniform and car livery's are almost identical to those of the real life Sûreté du Québec, suggesting the name was used visually to avoid copyright and licensing concerns.
* The force logo is brown and yellow, containing a shield outline with three yellow maple leaves and three blue fleur de lis symbols.
* The standard issue sidearm for officers is the Glock 17.
* It is one of many fictional law enforcement agencies featuring in the series, along with Immigration and Customs Security and Seaway Reserve Police.

## Staff

* Sergent (*Sergeant*) Simard (Derwin Phillips)
* Policier (*Officer*) Emil Pelot (Pierre Simpson)

## Real Life Equivalent

The force is a generic fictionalised version of the Sûreté du Québec.

## Gallery

Force uniform patch.Uniform worn by Sgt. Simard.
Metropolitan Police (Trailer Park Boys)

**Metropolitan Police** is a fictional generic force in the Showcase mockumentary series *Trailer Park Boys*.

## Jurisdiction

The force is seen operating in and around the Sunnyvale Trailer Park, which is located in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

## Information

* It is one of three names used by the force throughout the entire series, along with Bayswater Regional Police in earlier episodes and the also generic Regional Police in later episodes. These changes were likely due to production changes in costume and prop providers.
* In certain episodes, police car liveries instead display **Metro Police** and a gold alternative logo.
* The Glock 17 appears to be the standard issue sidearm for officers.

## Staff

* Officer Jim Lahey (John Dunsworth)
* Officer George Green (George Green)
* Officer Ted Johnson (Jim Swansburg)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the force that covers Dartmouth and the surrounding areas is the Halifax Regional Police.
Algonquin Bay Police Department

**Algonquin Bay Police Department** is a fictional force appearing in the CTV-Super Écran crime drama *Cardinal*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the fictional city of Algonquin Bay, which is located in Northern Ontario.

## Information

* It is one of three fictional police forces appearing in the series, along with the Ontario Police Department and the Metro Police.
* In certain scenes, the force is seen liaising with officers from the real life North Bay Police Service.
* Uniform consists of black trousers with a red stripe, black dress shirt with force patches on each shoulder, black body armour with POLICE emblazoned on the front and back, and a black dress hat with red stripe.
* The standard issue sidearm for officers is the Glock 17.

## Staff

* Sergeant Malcolm Musgrave (David Richmond-Peck)
* Detective Sergeant Noelle Dyson (Kristen Thomson)
* Detective Sergeant Alan Clegg (Kevin Hanchard)
* Detective John Cardinal (Billy Campbell)
* Detective Lise Delome (Karine Vanasse)
* Detective Jerry Commanda (Glen Gould)
* Detective Ian McLeod (James Downing)
* Detective Ash Kular (Zach Smadu)
* Constable Derek Fox (Eric Hicks)
* Constable Solak (Ilan Muallem)

## Real Life Equivalent

As the city of Algonquin Bay is fictional, a real life equivalent cannot be provided.

## Gallery

Detectives Lise Delorme and John Cardinal (with bulletproof vests).Detective Lise Delorme plainclothes.Constable Derek Fox uniform.Police badge belonging to Detective Lise Delorme.Algonquin Bay Police Station exterior signage.Algonquin Bay Police Station interior (Season 3).Algonquin Bay Police Station interior (Season 4).Police press conference.Police cruiser livery.Jurisdiction map of the city of Algonquin Bay.
Municipal Police Service

**Municipal Police Service** is a generic fictional force appearing in the *CTV* sitcom *Corner Gas*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the fictional town of Dog River, Saskatchewan.

## Information

* On certain paperwork throughout the series it is instead referred to as the **Dog River Municipal Police**.
* A different, unnamed police service covers the neighbouring town of Wullerton.
* Uniform is similar in design to the real life Royal Canadian Mounted Police, consisting of black trousers and jackets with light grey dress shirts and yellow highlights.
* Officers are seen carrying the Beretta 92FS and Glock 17 as their standard issue sidearms.

## Staff

* Sergeant Davis Quinton (Lorne Cardinal)
* Constable Karen Pelly (Tara Spencer-Nairn)

## Real Life Equivalent

As the town of Dog River is fictional, a real life equivalent cannot be provided.

## Gallery

Sergeant Davis Quinton uniform.Constable Karen Pelly uniform.Police cruiser livery.Police livery logo detail.Municipal Office police station exterior.Sergeant Quinton office interior.
Police Ville de Montréal (Omerta)

*Police Ville de Montréal* is a fictional police force seen in the Quebecois TV Series *Omerta*.

Although the current (as of 2022) police service on the island of Montreal bears the same name, the name of the service at the time of the series was the *Service de Police de la Communeauté Urbaine de Montréal* (SPCUM) making it, just like the *Sûreté Nationale*, a thinly veiled standy-in for the a real-life police service.

Uniform worn looked identical to the SPCUM one with a simplified version of the upper arm patch with an upside down logo and different service name.
Sudbury Provincial Police

**Sudbury Provincial Police** is a fictional law enforcement agency in the 2002 crime thriller *No Good Deed*.

## Jurisdiction

Despite the name, the agency is implied to cover only the city of Greater Sudbury, Ontario.

## Information

* The department is shown to be active at a United States-Canada border crossing between Ontario and New York State, which is a production error, as in reality Sudbury is not located on the border.
* On cruiser liveries, the name is shortened to **S.P. Police**.

## Staff

* Captain L. Delano (Larry Day)
* Unnamed Officer (Andrew Campbell)

## Uniform & Equipment

* Officers wear tan trousers and dress shirts with brown piping, brown ties and black leather equipment belts. Badges and nametags are gold in colour.
* The Beretta 92FS is carried as the standard issue sidearm.

## Real Life Equivalent

The agency is a fictional combination of the Ontario Provincial Police and the Greater Sudbury Police Service.

## Gallery

Captain Delano uniform.Unnamed Officer and Captain Delano uniforms.Unnamed Officers uniforms.Police cruiser livery.Police cruiser livery.
Little Big Bear Police Service

**Little Big Bear Police Service** is the fictional force appearing in the Sky Atlantic crime drama series *Tin Star*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in and around the fictional town of Little Big Bear, which is located in rural Alberta.

## Information

* Standard issue sidearm for most officers is the Glock 17, however Chief Jim Worth is shown to instead carry the Beretta 92FS.
* It is one of four fictional law enforcement agencies featured in the show, with the others being: the Royal Canadian Federal Police, Reverie Ipowahtaman Police Service and Canada Border Patrol.

## Staff

* Chief James 'Jim' Worth (Tim Roth
* Constable Denise Minahik (Sarah Podemski)
* Constable Nick McGillen (Ryan Kennedy)

## Real Life Equivalent

As the community of Little Big Bear is entirely fictional, a real life equivalent cannot be provided.

## Gallery

Chief Jim Worth uniform.Constables Nick McGillen and Denise Minahik uniforms.Police badge and credentials belonging to Chief Jim Worth; the ID card resembles the Common Access Card used by the US military.Police cruiser livery.Little Big Bear Police Station interior.Little Big Bear Police missing poster.
Antioch Police

**Antioch Police** is a fictional force appearing in the CBC Television drama series *Pure*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the fictional town on Antioch, which is located in Southern Ontario.

## Information

* It is one of two fictional police forces in the series, with the other being Ontario Police Services.
* Due to its investigations into the local Mennonite Mafia, the force is seen liaising with agents from the United States Drug Enforcement Administration.
* Certain police liveries and documents refer to it as the **Town of Antioch Police**.
* The majority of uniformed officers and detectives carry the Glock 17, however Detective Bronco Novak is instead seen carrying a Colt 1911 as his sidearm.

## Staff

* Chief Erica Kingsley (Lanette Ware)
* Detective Bronco Novak (A. J. Buckley)
* Detective Jay Gates (Cory Bowles)

## Real Life Equivalent

As the town of Antioch is fictional, a real life equivalent cannot be provided.

## Gallery

Badge belonging to Detective Bronco Novak.Badge belonging to Detective Jay Gates.Police cruiser livery.Police uniform patch detail.
Blood River Police Service

**Blood River Police Service** is a fictional tribal force appearing in the CBC legal drama *Burden of Truth*.

## Jurisdiction

The force covers the fictional Blood River First Nation reserve, which is located in rural Manitoba.

## Information

* On the official uniform patches it is instead referred to as the **Blood River First Nation Police**.
* Uniform consists of black trousers and body armour, along with a light grey dress shirt with the force patch on either shoulder.
* It is one of three fictional police forces appearing in the series, alongside the Municipality of Millwood Police and the Manitoba Department of Corrections Sheriff.

## Real Life Equivalent

As the Blood River First Nation is fictional, a real life equivalent cannot be provided.

## Gallery

Officer Fisher uniform.Officer Fisher uniform.Police cruiser livery.
Immigration and Customs Security

**Immigration and Customs Security** (*French*: **Sécurité de l'immigration et des douanes**) is a fictional federal agency appearing in the CBC drama *The Border*.

## Jurisdiction

The agency has nationwide jurisdiction across all of Canada, and is primarily involved in dealing with trans-border crimes such as terrorism and smuggling.

## Information

* The agency is under the supervision of Public Safety Canada and has its headquarters in Toronto.
* It frequently liaises with the Canada Border Services Agency (which appears visually in the series due to licensing concerns as the fictional Customs Canada) and Joint Task Force 2.
* It is one of many fictional police services appearing in the show, along with the Département de police du Québec, New Brunswick Provincial Police and the Seaway Reserve Police.
* Throughout the series the agency is seen liaising with both the United States Department of Homeland Security and the British Secret Intelligence Service.
* Despite being a federal agency, not all logos and material are bilingual. Although signage outside the headquarters complies with this, the logo used on badges and uniforms simply has the English abbreviation of ICS as opposed to **ICS-SID**.
* Uniformed officers with the agency wear black trousers and body armour, along with a short sleeved grey dress shirt with the agency patches on either sleeve. Some uniformed officers also wear baseball caps with the ICS logo, and black jackets with ICS emblazoned on the left breast.
* The majority of officers carry the Smith & Wesson 5906, although other plainclothes officers are seen carrying the Beretta 84FS and Walther PPK.

## Staff

* Major Mike Kessler (James McGowan)
* Superintendent Maggie Norton (Catherine Disher)
* Inspector Darnell Williams (Jim Codrington)
* Sergeant Gray Jackson (Graham Abbey)
* Sergeant Layla Hourani (Nazeen Contractor)
* Sergeant Al 'Moose' Lepinsky (Mark Wilson)
* Civilian Special Agent Heironymous Slade (Jonas Chernick)
* Civilian Special Agent Khalida Massi (Athena Karkanis)

Liaison from United States Department of Homeland Security:

* Deputy Head of Intelligence Bianca LaGarda (Sofia Milos)
* Special Agent Liz Carver (Grace Park)

## Real Life Equivalent

The agency is fictional, but its duties in reality would be primarily carried out by both the Canada Border Services Agency and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

## Gallery

ICS badge and credential wallet belonging to Sgt. Layla Hourani.Transparent glass logo seen in ICS Headquarters.ICS intranet streaming news footage.Uniformed ICS officer.Uniformed ICS officer.Bilingual signage outside ICS Headquarters in Toronto.
Rabbit Fall Police

**Rabbit Fall Police** is the fictional force appearing in the Space-APTN supernatural drama *Rabbit Fall*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the fictional remote town of Rabbit Fall, which is said to be located in Northern Saskatchewan.

## Information

* On certain logos used throughout the series it is instead referred to as the **Rabbit Fall Police Detachment**.
* The force logo contains emblems of both a crown and a stem of three maple leaves.
* Officers carry both the Beretta 92FS and the Glock 17 as their sidearms.

## Staff

* Sergeant Stanton Martinsky (Booth Savage)
* Constable Tara Wheaton (Andrea Menard)
* Constable Bob Venton (Kevin Jubinville.

## Real Life Equivalent

As the town of Rabbit Fall is fictional, a real life equivalent cannot be provided.

## Gallery

Sergeant Stanton Martinsky uniform.Constable Tara Wheaton uniform.Constable Bob Venton uniform.Constables Venton and Wheaton uniforms and police cruiser livery.Police uniform patch detail.
Okanagan Police

**Okanagan Police** is a fictional law enforcement agency in the 2021 supernatural horror film *Demonic*.

## Jurisdiction

The department covers the Okanagan Valley region of British Columbia.

## Information

* The force badge and crest are very similar in design to that of the real life Vancouver Police Department.

## Uniform & Equipment

* Officers wear generic dark navy police uniforms with dark navy body armour and black leather equipment belts.
* The Glock 17 seems to be carried as the standard issue sidearm.

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the Okanagan Valley as a whole is covered by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and does not have a regional or municipal police departments.

## Gallery

Officer Derry uniform.Unnamed detective badge.Police cruiser livery (present day).Police cruiser livery (early 2000's).
Karmazid

German artist Karmazid has been gracing album covers, merchandise, tour posters and the like with his finely detailed illustrations and sigils for the better part of a decade. He is responsible for some of the most iconic pieces within the extreme metal underground in recent memory and has worked with a daunting number of bands.

"I've been drawing all my life, but there was a pretty long phase in which I didn't really have the patience or motivation to sit down and work on my skills. I started getting back into it around my 30th birthday as a direct consequence of changing some fundamental aspects of my life. But I never thought something would come from that, I'm a bit dumb when it comes to social media but I uploaded some of my doodles to Instagram and from there I slowly gained a steadily growing audience, thanks to early Patreons like Jim from URFAUST."

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***Cadabra Releases:***

The Dunwich Horror (2020)

The Dunwich Horror (Themes from Hell 6)

The Yellow Sign (2019)

The Colour Out of Space

The Colour Out of Space (Themes from Hell 2)

Dagon/The Cats of Ulthar/The Music of Erich Zann

Dagon/The Cats of Ulthar/The Music of Erich Zann (2022)

The Outsider

I Notturni Di Yuggoth

The Call of Cthulhu: Selected Themes

The Call of Cthulhu (2021)

Beyond the Wall of Sleep

The Dunwich Horror (2022)

The Great God Pan

The Shadow Out of Time

The Festival (2023)

The White People

The Shadow Out of Time: Selected Themes

Karmazid Art Portfolio
Metropolitan Police (The Listener)

**Metropolitan Police** is the generic fictional force appearing in the CTV fantasy drama series *The Listener*.

## Information

* On certain uniform patches and computer graphics, the force logo is slightly altered and the name shortened to **Metro Police**.
* Uniforms are almost identical to the real Toronto Police Service.
* It is one of two fictional forces in the series, along with the Integrated Investigative Bureau.
* Officers and detectives carry the Glock 17 as their sidearm.

## Staff

* Detective Sergeant Brian Becker (Anthony Lemke)
* Detective Charlie Marks (Lisa Marcos)
* Detective Michael Henderson (Greg Bryk)
* Detective Jake King (Corwin Hall)

## Real Life Equivalent

It is a fictional stand in for the Toronto Police Service.

## Gallery

Division 35 Police Station back exterior.Division 35 Police Station interior.Metropolitan Police database intranet.Unnamed Constable uniform.
Ontario Police Department

**Ontario Police Department** (**OPD**) is a fictional provincial force appearing in the CTV-Super Écran crime drama *Cardinal*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates throughout the province of Ontario.

## Information

* The force is abbreviated to **O.P.D** on the side of patrol cruisers.
* It is one of three fictional police forces appearing in the series, along with the Algonquin Bay Police Department and the Metro Police.
* Uniform is similar to the real life Ontario Provincial Police, consisting mainly of black trousers with a light grey stripe, dress shirt and body armour. The dress hat contains a light grey stripe instead of a yellow one.
* Officers appear to carry the Glock 17 as their standard issue sidearm.

## Staff

* N/A

## Real Life Equivalent

The force is a fictionalised version of the Ontario Provincial Police.

## Gallery

Unnamed Constable uniform.OPD and Algonquin Bay Police Department constables.Police cruiser livery.OPD criminal record and arrest report.
Shere Neck Police Department

**Shere Neck Police Department** is a fictional force appearing in the 1990 dark fantasy horror film *Nightbreed*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the fictional town of Shere Neck, which is located near to Calgary, Alberta.

## Information

* Uniforms consist of olive green trousers, dark tan shirts with the force patch, black ties, greyish green bomber jackets and dark green hats.
* In the film it is seen liaising with officers from the real Calgary Police Service.
* Officers appear to carry the Smith & Wesson Model 10 as their sidearm, but others are seen carrying the larger Heckler & Koch G3 rifle.

## Staff

* Captain J.W. Eigerman (Charles Haid)
* Corporal Kane (George Roth)
* Constable Labowitz (Daniel Kash)
* Constable Cormack (Bradley Lavelle)
* Constable Gibbs (Stephen Hoye)
* Constable Thomas (Tom Hunsinger)

Calgary Police Service liaison:

* Detective Inspector Joyce (Hugh Quarshie)

## Real Life Equivalent

As the town of Shere Neck is fictional, a real life equivalent cannot be provided.

## Gallery

Captain J.W. Eigerman uniform.Corporal Kane uniform and department armoury.Constable Labowitz uniform.Various constables uniforms.Various constables uniforms.Tactical officers uniform and equipment.Tactical officers uniform and equipment.Shere Neck Police Department alternative logo.Shere Neck Police Station signage.Captain Eigerman office interior.
Metropolitan Police (Flashpoint)

**Metropolitan Police** is the generic name given to the force in the CTV police procedural *Flashpoint*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the city of Toronto.

## Information

* Specific focus is placed on the Strategic Response Unit (a fictionalised version of the real life Emergency Task Force, a tactical team responsible for responding to high risk situations.
* SRU officers uniforms consist of light grey tactical trousers and shirts with black body armour with POLICE emblazoned on the front and back. Regular uniformed officers uniforms are almost identical to those of the real Toronto Police Service.
* Officers carry the Glock 17 as their standard sidearm. Members of the SRU are also seen carrying the Heckler & Koch MP3A3 submachine gun.
* It is one of two fictional forces appearing in the series, alongside the Gresham Regional Police.

## Staff

* Commander Norm Holeran (Philip Akin)
* Inspector Stainton (Bill MacDonald)

* Staff Sergeant Matt McGrath (Roark Critchlow)
* Sergeant Gregory Parker (Enrico Colantoni)
* Sergeant Edward Lane (Hugh Dillon)
* Sergeant Matt McDondrick (Trevor Hayes)
* Sergeant Daniel Rangford (Ron Lea)
* Sergeant Oliver MacCoy (Gary Basaraba)
* Sergeant Robert Gray (Steve Bacic)
* Sergeant Pete Fitzhaven (Kenneth Mitchell)
* Sergeant Jasmine Morello (Angela Vint)
* Sergeant Blount (John Bourgeois)

* Detective Warren Naismith (Matthew Bennett)
* Detective Kate Andrews (Debra McCabe)
* Detective Vivian Lee (Jane McLean)
* Detective Merry Sanner (Natalie Brown)
* Detective Wendy Travis (Maria del Mar)
* Detective Danny Price (Paulino Nunes)
* Detective Rene Meyer (Maurice Dean Wint)
* Detective Patterson (Ian Matthews)
* Detective Jaffe (David Calderisi)
* Detective Hartley (Brett Ryan)
* Detective Keach (Walker Boone)

* Constable Juliana Callaghan (Amy Jo Johnson)
* Constable Samuel Braddock (David Paetkau)
* Constable Michelangelo Scarlatti (Sergio Di Zio)
* Constable Lewis Young (Mark Taylor)
* Constable Kevin Wordsworth (Michael Cram)
* Constable Winnie Camden (Tattiawna Jones)
* Constable Leah Kerns (Oluniké Adeliyi)
* Constable Rafik Rousseau (Clé Bennett)
* Constable William Grealy (Max Martini)

## Real Life Equivalent

The force is a generic fictionalised version of the Toronto Police Service.
Waterbury Police

**Waterbury Police** is the fictional force appearing in the Chiller-Super Channel anthology horror series *Slasher*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the fictional town of Waterbury, which is located in Northern Ontario.

## Information

* Regular uniform consists of light blue dress shirt with force patches on either sleeve, black epaulettes, black body armour and black trousers. Senior officer uniform instead utilises a white long sleeved dress shirt, with a police hat with a red band.
* It is one of two fictional police forces appearing in the anthology series, along with the Ashcroft Police Department in Season 3.
* Officers appear to carry the SIG Sauer P226 as their standard issue sidearms.

## Staff

* Chief Iain Vaughn (Dean McDermott)
* Sergeant Cameron Henry (Steve Byers)
* Constable Sharma (Shawn Ahmed)

## Real Life Equivalent

As the town of Waterbury is fictional, a real life equivalent cannot be provided.

## Gallery

Chief Iain Vaughn uniform with fluorescent jacket.Chief Iain Vaughn and Sergeant Cameron Henry uniforms.Sergeant Cameron Henry uniform (with vest).Constable Sharma uniform.Police cruiser livery.
Clearwater Police Force

**Clearwater Police Force** is a fictional force appearing in the CBC docudrama *The Detectives*.

## Jurisdiction

The force is seen operating in and around the municipality of Clearwater, British Columbia.

## Information

* The force appears in S01E01 which re-enacts the events of the Wells Gray Provincial Park murders in 1982.
* Throughout the episode the force liaises with officers from the real life Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
* Officers are seen carrying the Glock 17 as their standard issue sidearm. This is an anachronism, as the Glock series of pistols had yet to gain popularity with law enforcement in the early 1980's.

## Staff

* Sergeant Frank Baruta (David Nerman)
* Detective Gerry Dalen (Eric Davis)
* Detective Al Haslett (Daniel Rindress-Kay)

RCMP Liaison:

* Detective Sergeant Mike Eastham ( John Pyper-Ferguson)

## Real Life Equivalent

Both at the time in 1982 and the present day, the city of Clearwater and the surrounding Wells Gray Provincial Park is actually covered by a detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
City Protective Services

**City Protective Services** is a fictional private police force appearing in the Showcase science fiction series *Continuum*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the Vancouver District of the North American Union.

## Information

* CPS is a private police force controlled by the Corporate Congress of the dystopic North American Union in the year 2077.
* In the series, Protector Kiera Cameron travels back in time to 2012 and joins the real life Vancouver Police Department.

## Staff

* Protector Kiera Cameron (Rachel Nichols)

## Real Life Equivalent

The force is a futuristic, privatised replacement to the Vancouver Police Department.