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Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers Executive Director Linda Annis discusses two cases police hope viewers can help them solve.

About 100 people gathered in Fredericton for a crime prevention conference. Community leaders say the focus has shifted in recent years to preventative measures. Anna Mandin has more on what that looks like.

Police have arrested a 44-year-old Vancouver woman following comments made at a pro-Palestinian protest at the Vancouver Art Gallery over the weekend. Emily Lazatin reports.

The impact of crime, as well as the ongoing financial struggles facing B.C. businesses, are front and centre at a province wide business conference happening in Kamloops. Jeff Bray of the Business Improvement Areas of BC discusses the concerns, and the push for solutions.

A volunteer crime prevention group in Surrey says its funding has been suspended this year, and hopes it’s not because of the ongoing dispute over the future of policing in the city. Alissa Thibault reports.

A 44-year-old woman has been arrested following comments made at a pro-Palestinian protest in Vancouver over the weekend. A video posted to social media shows a woman with a microphone praising the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel.

A Starbucks in Winnipeg is closing down. But the talk in town is not about coffee. Rather, crime.

Edmonton police say the city’s total crime rate dropped last year compared to 2022. But as Erik Bay reports, violent crime is on the rise.

A Manitoba man who was brutally attacked in Winnipeg’s North Point Douglas neighbourhood nearly three years ago, says support for victims of crime falls short. Marney Blunt reports.

Some political star-power has Quebec’s capital city buzzing. French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal was in Quebec City Thursday. He delivered his official speech at the National Assembly. Global’s Franca Mignacca reports.

The owner of a White Rock store has given up her storefront and moved her business to her home, after being broken into three times in fewer than four months. Janet Brown reports.

Toronto Police Service and Crime Stoppers have launched a new hate crime awareness campaign to help try and tackle the growing issue in the city. Jaden Lee-Lincoln reports.

What did Canadians learn from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s testimony at the foreign interference inquiry? ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson speaks with Steven Chase, The Globe and Mail’s senior parliamentary reporter, and Vina Nadjibulla, an international security specialist at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, about the prime minister’s testimony. The panel also discuss...

WATCH: A report centered around homelessness and crime presented to Saskatoon city council led to a broader discussion on the importance of reporting crime. Gates Guarin shares the details from the meeting.

Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers executive director Linda Annis discusses two cases police are hoping to solve.

On Wednesday, Saskatoon City Council heard from Fairmont Baptist Church Pastor Robert Pearce regarding the emergency wellness center in Fairhaven. Pearce claimed that, “crimes aren’t being reported anymore by residents because doing so is a waste of time.”

Lake St. Martin First Nation chief Christopher Traverse has been charged with sexual assault, sexual interference, and making and possessing child pornography.

The Manitoba government has introduced two bills aimed at cracking down on drug trafficking and organized crime.

RCMP are investigating a homicide after human remains were found on the Tsuut’ina First Nation.

Saskatoon city councillor Cynthia Block spoke about a crime stats report being brought forward by police and fire. She spoke about some of the work already being developed in neighbourhoods as well as other measures she’d like to see.