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Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced plans to make sweeping changes to Canada’s criminal justice system. David Akin explains how Carney is promising to get tougher on violent criminals, repeat offenders, sexual offenders, and retail thieves – plus what an accused person will have to do if they want bail.

The UCP government invokes the notwithstanding clause again – this time, to stop court challenges of transgender laws. Alberta’s plan to let doctors work in both public and private settings elicits fears of a two-tiered health-care system. Thieves gotta catch em’ all it seems, as Pokémon card thefts abound in Edmonton.

Ontario’s minister in charge of bail reform and auto theft has an advocacy-focused role. He joined Focus Ontario to explain how he’s trying to get Premier Doug Ford’s message to be heard in Ottawa.

The victim of a distraction theft speaks out in hopes it will help others avoid the same fate. The Alberta government unveils what it will cost most Albertans to get the COVID-19 vaccine. The federal government has announced it will lift many of the retaliatory tariffs it has placed on the United States.

As we head into the second half of 2025, a new report by Equite shows that auto-thefts are down just more than 19 per cent during the first part of the year, compared to the same period for 2024. Despite this decrease, the nature of auto-thefts in Canada appears to be evolving. Bryan Gast, National...

Canadians saw fewer auto thefts in the first half of the year compared to a year ago, according to a new report by Équité Association. As Iris Dyck reports, efforts to curb auto theft are working but as law enforcement cracks down auto thieves get more creative.

A Vancouver based program is helping reduce bike theft and help people get their wheels back if they are stolen. Former VPD officer Rob Brunt is the chief outreach officer with Project 529 which was started by one of the people who helped design Xbox.

A man has been sentenced to jail following allegations of a recurring scheme involving fraud, money laundering and theft. Residents are in shock after a fatal accident in a fast-food drive-thru. Pet owners in northwest Calgary are raising concerns after several dogs became sick from an unidentified substance found in pet food.

Alberta’s top public health doctor reminding public to get their measles vaccine. Southeast Edmonton business owners are left reeling after massive arson destroyed 25 units. More foster parents are needed in the Edmonton area. Edmonton police have charged a man wanted in connection to copper thefts in south Edmonton.

A newly released report is showcasing the growing problem of identity theft. These scams are getting more sophisticated, using AI tools and the dark web — and causing Canadians to lose money, their identity and their peace of mind. Mary O’Sullivan-Andersen, president and CEO of the BBB Serving Alberta and East Kootenay, joined Global News...

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.

Montreal used to be known for its wild nightlife and unique food offerings. But has our identity been taken away? Is this a cyber theft? This week’s episode of Everyday Joe with comedian Joey Elias takes a look at how to get that identity back.