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Edmonton is getting millions from the province to expand the Ice District and demolish the Coliseum. Rural Alberta MLA Scott Sinclair has been booted from the UCP caucus for refusing to support the provincial budget. Some bronze memorial plaques stolen from a cemetery is the latest metal art theft in Edmonton.

Nearly half of small businesses in New Brunswick are dealing with an upswing in criminal activity. Some businesses say they are noticing over a 30 per cent increase in losses from theft. As Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports, the situation is a representation of a nation-wide concern.

Another Vancouver business is sounding the alarm over store thefts, saying thieves are getting bolder, right down to taking merchandise in broad daylight as shoppers stand nearby and watch it all happen. Travis Prasad reports on a growing problem for businesses, fed up with rampant crime.

According to Telus, in 2024 there’s been a 58 per cent increase from last year in terms of copper thefts across Alberta and nationally, it’s even worse. As Jaclyn Kucey explains, it’s frustrating not just for utility providers, but homebuilders and police as well.

Illegal fireworks late into the night in the downtown core cause sleepless nights for many. The Ford government expedites plans to potentially get rid of certain bike lanes and police announce the results of a major auto theft investigation. 

Queen’s Park cracking down on car theft by getting tough on VIN fraud. The shocking number of people now relying on food banks to make ends meet. And, a class action lawsuit alleging discrimination against Black public servants.

Investigation underway into a theft from Premier Houston’s riding association fund, and a renowned editorial cartoonist speaks up after being let go by The Chronical Herald.

A new escape room at Edmonton’s Southgate Centre looks to inform visitors while it entertains, as the CRA is hoping their new escape room will help get across important fraud and identity prevention theft tips.

Could Canada’s car theft crisis get even worse? – the new warning about organized gangs. Why are parts of Peel Region so prone to flash floods? – the impact on local businesses. And, a new website helping TTC passengers get their ride on time.

Drivers in Canada are facing a surge in auto insurance premiums despite a 17 per cent decrease in the national auto theft rate this year. According to a recent survey by Ratehub.ca, 48 per cent of respondents reported a significant increase in their auto insurance costs. Anne Gaviola explores why premiums are rising now and...

The hottest day yet of the heat wave has outdoor workers taking measures to stay safe while pet owners are doing the same. Plus, meteorologist say Alberta will see more frequent extreme weather in the summer and winter. And, copper wire is the suspected target behind EV charging cable thefts in St. Albert. Plus, an...

A string of vehicle thefts in central Alberta is being tied to organized crime and violence, plus what travellers can expect as WestJet cancels dozens of flights amid a labour dispute with airline mechanics and the Alberta government reports a higher-than-expected surplus.

Many Winnipeg businesses continue to be the targets of violence and theft. And a recent incident is leading one business owner to pen a letter for help. Global’s Iris Dyck has more.

Police are investigating the senseless theft, of a cherished pet chicken, taken from a North Vancouver backyard. Despite the unusual circumstances, officers say they’re treating the crime the same as any other. As for the chicken’s owner, she’s hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. Catherine Urquhart reports.

Joe Goodwin of the Ontario Provincial Police says 31 arrests were made in Ontario and Quebec as part of Project Volcano, a police operation tackling auto thefts.

Police chiefs, politicians and auto industry representatives met Wednesday in Mississauga to talk about the province’s record-setting auto theft problem. As Sean O’Shea reports, participants offered suggestions, but no immediate solutions.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre blamed the Trudeau government’s “catch-and-release” justice system for an increase in auto thefts across Canada. Minister of Justice Arif Virani responded by saying that mandatory minimums for auto theft for repeat offences already exist, and said that “getting tough” with organized crime laundering was key.

Police in Ontario are getting a cash infusion to help them fight crime. $121 million is coming from the federal government to combat gun and gang violence with a focus on the growing problem of auto theft. Caryn Lieberman reports.

Employees at the Four Crowns Inn tell Global Winnipeg that things can get a little “hairy” due to increased theft and other crime, but staff look out for each other and increased security helps.

“I want to say they’re going to get better but I’m not really optimistic.” FoodFare’s Ramsey Zeid speaks with Clay Young about the ongoing rise in theft many businesses are dealing with.