Cameras

• Vancouver council to debate equipping police with body-worn cameras Tuesday

  The proposal would have staff prepare a report on the plan by early 2024, with the aim of equipping all front-line VPD officers with the cameras by 2025.

  Crime

  Dec 2, 2022
  
• Ontario investing $1.8M in surveillance cameras, upgrading systems to tackle crime

  The government said the money will be used replace outdated equipment systems, install new or more CCTV surveillance cameras and expand current technology.

  Canada

  Sep 16, 2022
  
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• New Brunswick city discusses audio technology to enforce noise bylaw

  Fredericton does have a noise bylaw, but measuring and enforcing it can be a challenge. That's where some new technology could help.

  Politics

  Sep 2, 2022
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• Cameras planned for downtown Fredericton to increase safety

  A new integrated camera system will be used to enhance public safety and support business in the Fredericton's downtown region, according to the city.

  Canada

  Aug 25, 2022
• More police CCTV cameras to be installed in downtown Winnipeg

  Winnipeg police is adding 16 cameras in downtown Winnipeg as part of its closed circuit television program.

  Crime

  Jul 12, 2022
• Oliver RCMP react to renewed calls for cameras around town

  A renewed call for CCTV cameras has been made in the town of Oliver, B.C.

  Crime

  Apr 20, 2022
• Trail cameras in Crowsnest Pass tracking wildlife behaviour near Highway 3

  A multi-year program in Alberta's Crowsnest Pass is looking to collect data to better assess wildlife patterns across Highway 3 for the safety of both animals and humans.

  Environment

  Sep 8, 2021
• Cameras to be allowed in court for Nygard extradition hearing, lawyer says

  Lawyers involved in the Peter Nygard extradition case have agreed to allow cameras in the courtroom when the hearing unfolds this fall.

  Crime

  Jun 26, 2021
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• Winnipeg Transit buses outfitted with video stream in safety pilot project

  Winnipeg Transit kicked off a safety pilot project Tuesday, which will see bus cameras turned into 24/7 live streams for supervisors to keep an eye on things.

  News

  Jun 1, 2021
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• Damage to south-end Saint John park the result of vandalism: city

  Damage to a community playground in the south end of Saint John, N.B., is being described as the result of vandalism by officials with the City of Saint John.

  Canada

  May 7, 2021