DPPB WebsiteDPPB WebsiteThe Delta Police Pipe Band was formed in 1971 by members of the Delta Police Department in Delta, British Columbia, Canada. Since the Band’s inception, it has grown to its present strength of 30 pipers and 20 drummers. The Band is currently under the direction of Pipe Major Corey Tillyer and Drum Major Moe Coll. The band uniform is complemented by the Ancient Smith Tartan, worn in honour of the Band’s co-founder, the late Chief Constable M.W. Smith. The band proudly represents the Delta Police Department and the City of Delta, at home and around the world.
The Delta Police Pipe Band was formed in 1971 by members of the Delta Police Department in Delta, British Columbia, Canada. Since the Band’s inception, it has grown to its present strength of 30 pipers and 20 drummers. The Band is currently under the direction of Pipe Major Steve Ramsden and Drum Major Moe Coll. The band uniform is complemented by the Ancient Smith Tartan, worn in honour of the Band’s co-founder, the late Chief Constable M.W. Smith. The band proudly represents the Delta Police Department and the City of Delta, at home and around the world.
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Last Saturday we were deeply honoured to participate in the opening ceremonies of the Invictus Games in Vancouver, performing alongside over 350 pipers and drummers in one of the largest massed bands in Canadian history. It was a privilege to support an event that celebrates resilience, strength, and the unwavering spirit of wounded, injured, and sick servicemen and women. To watch the full performance you can search "CTV News Invictus Games 2025 opening ceremony, part 2" (the massed band comes out at around the 31 minute mark!). #invictusgames25 ... See MoreSee Less
First Paul McCartney, and now Chris Martin, Katy Perry, Noah Kahan, Nelly Furtado and Roxane Bruneau! The Delta Police Pipe Band is honoured to take part in the opening ceremonies of the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025 at BC Place in Vancouver this Saturday at 1 p.m. We will be taking part in one of the largest massed bands ever assembled in Canadian history, playing alongside over 350 pipers and drummers. To watch us live, the opening ceremony will be broadcast on both TSN and CTV. For updates you can check the following link: tinyurl.com/4xb85p9p . To watch Global News' report on the Invictus rehearsal, search "Global News, Performers getting ready for upcoming Invictus Games" ... See MoreSee Less
What a night! By all accounts our 49th Annual Robbie Burns Supper was a resounding success and it wouldn't have been so without a lot of hard work from some very dedicated people. We would like to extend our deepest thanks to The Broken Whisk Catering, the Thistle & Thorn Dancers and our various sponsors whose support ensures there will be a 50th Burns supper next year! We are also grateful for the hundreds of hours our own members have dedicated to putting on such a fantastic event and of course to you our supporters who really make it all possible. Sláinte! ... See MoreSee Less
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