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Police have released images and descriptions of two men who allegedly stole an animal rescue vehicle from the Toronto Humane Society. On Nov. 29, at around 4:45 a.m., police say the two stole a van from the Toronto non-profit. That vehicle was recovered on Friday, according to police. Read more: …
Read More »Police investigation in Winnipeg’s North End leads to aggravated assault arrest – Winnipeg
A police investigation in Winnipeg’s North End on Dec. 1 led to the arrest of a woman in connection to an aggravated assault that took place last month. At 8 p.m. last Thursday officers saw an alleged stolen vehicle — 2018 Audi A5 Quattro — in the city’s North End. …
Read More »‘We’re still not done’: Family gathers in Winnipeg to honour women police say were killed – Winnipeg
Under a dark December night sky, a collage of photos taped to a billboard rests against a tree illuminated only by the light of a sea of candles. Each of the photos depicts a smiling Morgan Harris at different points in her short life. This is how Cambria Harris, 21, …
Read More »Saskatoon Police investigate after man dies from gunshot – Saskatoon
A 21-year-old man died of a gunshot wound in Saskatoon on Thursday and police are looking for three people who may have more information. The Saskatoon Police Service said people in a minivan stopped officers in the area of 21st Street West and Avenue W South to report the injured …
Read More »School bus driver charged with impaired-related offence after morning RIDE check: York police – Toronto
A school bus driver is facing an impaired driving-related charge after a morning RIDE check in Aurora on Wednesday, police say. York Regional Police said officers conducted a RIDE spot check on a school bus driver at Leslie and Wellington streets around 8:45 a.m. for the presence of alcohol. The …
Read More »Surrey, B.C. Council is one step closer to scrapping municipal police force – BC
Surrey, B.C., city council is one step closure to reversing its police transition and keeping the Municipal RCMP. Council members heard from the head of the municipal RCMP detachment as it votes on directing staff to craft a final plan to keep the Mounties and scrap the transition in progress …
Read More »City report on RCMP-Surrey Police transition to be made public Friday
A report by Surrey city staff making the case to stop the transition to a municipal police force and keep the RCMP is expected to be made public today, when the agenda for Monday’s city council meeting is released. Council will vote on the report on Nov. 28. If they vote in favour of …
Read More »Mother of man who died in police custody supports proposed Halifax sobering centre
Jeannette Rogers believes if there was a sobering centre in Halifax, her son may have never died in a police jail cell. Halifax regional council will vote Tuesday on a proposed sobering centre — a short-term recovery facility staffed mainly by peer support workers — and one that Jeanette Rogers says …
Read More »Indigenous people ‘invisible’ to police, family says, after missing Vancouver man confirmed dead
After spending the last two weeks papering downtown Vancouver with missing person posters of Darius Smallboy, the young Indigenous man’s family has just learned he was lying dead in a city morgue the entire time. Smallboy’s family is now speaking out about what they allege was an indifferent response from …
Read More »Another high-ranking Toronto police officer facing misconduct investigation
A high-ranking Toronto police officer is facing misconduct charges under the Police Services Act for allegedly allowing her nephew to leave the scene of a crash, in turn contravening the force’s conflict of interest policy and removing an investigator’s ability to determine if alcohol was a factor in the collision, …
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