RCMP boss admits mistakes in Nova Scotia massacre
It has been nearly four years since a gunman disguised as a police officer killed 22 people over a 13-hour period in Nova Scotia. RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme admits the force made mistakes during Canada’s worst mass shooting, and has changed since then. But as Heidi Petracek reports, victims’ families have lost faith in the...
Global National
Mar 27
RCMP officer stabbed multiple times in Red Deer
An RCMP officer was stabbed repeatedly while trying to arrest a suspect Monday afternoon. As Sarah Ryan explains, the suspect allegedly bit another officer and stabbed two other civilians as well – sending them to hospital.
Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton
Mar 19
Prince George RCMP on ‘safer supply’ diversion
More mixed messages tonight on the issue of safer supply drugs being diverted and sold on the streets. The BC government maintains it’s not a widespread problem, but police in communities like Campbell River and Prince George seem to have a different perspective. Aaron McArthur has the latest.
Global BC
Mar 13
Man stabbed after Leduc road rage incident: RCMP
A man from Leduc is recovering from serious injuries after being stabbed in a parking lot Wednesday night. As Jasmine King reports, RCMP say he was the victim of a road rage incident.
Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton
Mar 21
RCMP release progress report on their response to inquiry into 2020 mass shooting
The head of the RCMP acknowledged “mistakes were made” as he unveiled the force’s plan to implement recommendations from the inquiry into the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.
Global News at 6 Halifax
Mar 27
Leduc RCMP investigating after a man was injured in hatchet attack
Leduc RCMP are investigating after a man was attacked with a hatchet. One neighbour feels crime is on the rise in her community and wants the city and police to do more to protect residents. Kabi Moulitharan reports.
Canada
Mar 16
Manitoba RCMP investigating after woman found dead in wooded area
Manitoba RCMP are looking for answers after the body of a 44-year-old woman was found in a wooded area near Emerson.
Mar 18
Man, 86, dies in hospital after Selkirk car crash, RCMP say
One man is dead in the aftermath of a crash on Main Street in Selkirk.
Mar 26
Richmond RCMP investigating vehicle purchase fraud scheme
Richmond RCMP are investigating a vehicle purchase fraud scheme, adding up to nearly half a million dollars. As Cassidy Mosconi reports, police are now issuing a public warning, in hopes that more alleged victims will come forward.
Global News Hour at 6 BC
Mar 7
RCMP launches ‘massive operation’ in Montreal with raids connected to cocaine, money laundering
Nearly 400 police officers fanned out across Montreal on Tuesday in what the RCMP — which is leading the investigation — are calling a “massive operation” targeting a suspected criminal organization in the city. The operation also involves Montreal police, the Canada Revenue Agency and RCMP emergency response teams from British Columbia, Ontario and New...
Crime
Mar 26
Band featuring Alberta RCMP officer and Edmonton police officer nominated for Juno
Stirling John performed at H.E. Beriault’s school talent show in Edmonton on Friday, March 22, 2024, before flying to Halifax for the Juno Awards.
Mar 22
Alberta RCMP, Edmonton police officers earn Juno nomination for gospel album
Country gospel band Stirling John is nominated for a Juno Award for their gospel album. John, the lead singer, is an RCMP officer and guitarist David Pedersen is an Edmonton police school resource officer. The band gave students at a west end school a special performance before they embark on a star-studded adventure. Morgan Black...
Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton
Mar 22
Feds say $5M in fraudulent billing found, ask RCMP to investigate
Public Services and Procurement Canada says it has uncovered cases of fraudulent billing costing millions of taxpayer dollars. Three information technology subcontractors are accused in the schemes involving dozens of departments. Abigail Bimman breaks down the allegations, and why federal officials describe this as the “first wave” of cases being investigated.
Global National
Mar 20
RCMP say no charges to be laid in 2017 UCP leadership content
The RCMP probe into the founding 2017 United Conservative Party leadership bid has concluded and no criminal charges are warranted. A massive investigation was launched after a 2019 complaint centred around voter fraud and a so-called “kamikaze” candidate. Morgan Black has more.
Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton
Mar 8
Steinbach man charged in weekend Manitoba homicide: RCMP
A 28-year-old Steinbach man is in custody facing a second-degree murder charge after a death in Emerson over the weekend, Manitoba RCMP say.
Canada
Mar 4
Federal procurement department refers 3 cases of suspected contractor invoicing fraud to RCMP
The Canadian federal procurement department has referred three cases of suspected invoicing fraud by IT sub-contractors to the police. On Wednesday, Procurement Minister Jean-Yves Duclos said that the department’s recent review uncovered fraudulent billing schemes that were being used between 2018 and 2022, resulting in the revocation of security clearance of those contractors. Duclos added...
Canada
Mar 20
Saskatchewan RCMP investigate scene of multi-vehicle collision involving two semis
On Wednesday, RCMP restricted access to a section of Highway 39 as road crews began clearing the scene of a collision involving a multiple vehicles including two semi-trucks.
Canada
Mar 13
No charges laid after 2017 UCP leadership race investigation: RCMP
The RCMP have announced there will be no charges laid after they concluded an investigation into the 2017 United Conservative Party leadership race. Adam MacVicar reports.
Global News Hour at 6 Calgary
Mar 8
RCMP respond to multi-car pileup west of Calgary
RCMP said at least 20 vehicles were involved in a crash west of Calgary amid a blast of winter weather.
Global News Hour at 6 Calgary
Feb 29
‘Incident’ sees Albera RCMP issue shelter-in-place advisory for some Parkland County residents
The RCMP asked some people living west of Edmonton to shelter in place to ensure they remain safe Thursday morning as police officers searched for suspects in connection with an “incident.”
Global News Morning Edmonton
Mar 14