-
Rutland’s ‘Blue Shirts’ return to support businesses, communityBusiness owners say they're tired of dealing with theft, disorder and makeshift camps a community patrol program known as the "Blue Shirts" is making a comebackCanadaJun 18
-
Violent Pokémon card thefts on the rise in Laval, Que., police warnTen suspects were recently arrested in connection with several armed thefts, four of which involved the sale of the popular cards, investigators said in a news release Thursday.CrimeJun 18
-
Man accused of stealing ashes from ex-boss, holding them for ransomThe man was accused of entering the woman's Pennsylvania home and stealing an urn that contained the ashes of her deceased daughter.U.S. NewsJun 19
-
Nesters Market arson suspect pleads guilty to lesser chargeVictor Leslie Atkinson, 50, was charged with arson in relation to inhabited property and theft under $5,000 in connection with the March 30 fire.CrimeJun 16
-
Residents say this Kelowna neighbourhood has changed for the worseResident Tessa Sears and business owner Harjit Toora say they wanted to speak out because they feel too much of the conversation around crime focuses on downtown.CrimeJun 8
-
Theft, crime hurting Spring Garden Road’s image, Halifax business association saysSpring Garden Road is known as a shopping destination and busy hub, but an increase in retail theft and loitering complaints puts that reputation at risk.CanadaJun 15
-
Calgary police ask cyclists to prepare for bike theft seasonWhile less than 100 stolen bicycles have been reported to Calgary police in 2026, officers say the peak is ahead and that number could end up closer to the 1,292 reported in 2025.CrimeJun 2
-
Violent crimes, shoplifting decreased in Winnipeg last year, police sayLast year saw a decrease in violent crimes, including homicide and robberies, in Winnipeg. Police said crimes committed by youth, however, were on the rise.CrimeMay 27
-
‘Give me the keys to your car’: Victims testify at trial for alleged serial home intruderA Toronto man accused of a string of GTA home invasions and car thefts is on trial, as jurors hear evidence linking him to multiple luxury vehicle thefts in 2023.CrimeJun 3
-
No charges for Manitoba officer who handcuffed girl playing ding dong ditchThe Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba opted not to lay charges against a RCMP officer in Brandon who handcuffed a girl for playing a prank.CrimeJun 2
-
Retired EPS officer Bill Clark sentenced for leaking confidential info to mediaThe Edmonton Police Service searched Bill Clark's work phone and found he had been sending photos, videos and tips about numerous high-profile incidents and crimes to Global News.CrimeJun 15
-
Toronto police say ‘criminals for hire’ behind U.S. Consulate, synagogue shootingsToronto police are set to provide an update on their probe involving several shootings across the city, including one at the U.S. Consulate in March.CrimeJun 16
-
Canada’s AI strategy doesn’t mention copyright. Ottawa says ‘stay tuned’The word 'copyright' doesn't appear once in Canada's 50-page AI strategy, despite promises last summer by the minister of artificial intelligence that it would be addressed.PoliticsJun 8
-
‘Utter disappointment’: Vancouver tourists increasingly noticing street disorder, open drug useMinister Anne Kang was not available for an interview Tuesday, but her ministry said addressing public safety is a shared priority.CrimeJun 3
-
Is a robot lawn mower worth it? Everything you need to know before you buyIf you’ve been robot lawn-mower curious, this is your complete guide—from Mammotion, Segway, eufy and more.The CuratorMay 26
-
2 arrested in Ontario-wide counterfeit licence plate investigationPeel Regional Police arrested two individuals in connection with counterfeit licence plates that are linked to multiple criminal investigations across Canada.CrimeMay 13
-
High Park rapist pleads guilty to violent attack 1 year agoSitting in an orange prison jumpsuit, the accused showed no emotion as the disturbing and shocking agreed statement of facts were read out.CrimeJun 10
-
Inside Lytton’s contentious recovery, where concerns smoulder 5 years after wildfireMayor Denise O'Connor concedes that Lytton, B.C., looks "pretty empty" these days, aside from the homes of about 75 residents and a couple other buildings.CanadaJun 17
-
Quebec television personality calls for tougher legislation on identity theftA Quebec television personality is calling for tougher laws against online fraudsters and identity thieves after she and other public figures were victimized.CanadaMay 7
-
McDonald’s worker charged after allegedly contaminating french friesPolice began investigating the incident after footage allegedly showed the employee putting the fries in her mouth and spitting in the fry carton before serving them to a customer.TrendingMay 21