Arrests

• Capitol Hill rioters learning there’s nowhere to hide on social media

  Pictures posted on social media would prove crucial to arresting key players in the pro-Trump riots.

  Politics

  Jan 11
• Amherst, N.S., police arrest 1 person in connection with trio of explosive devices

  Two explosions have rocked the town located near the Nova Scotia-New Brunswick border. A third device has been safely disposed of by police.

  Crime

  Dec 9, 2020
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• Charges laid in connection with brazen motorcycle, trailer theft from Manitoba shop

  Police say three men from Winnipeg, aged 41, 43, and 51, as well as a 43-year-old man from Saskatchewan, have been charged.

  Crime

  Sep 4, 2020
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• 13 people arrested in Lennox and Addington County grow-op raids

  OPP have made 13 more arrests following several grow op raids in Lennox and Addington County.

  Crime

  Aug 20, 2020
• No charges to be laid against northern B.C. pipeline protesters

  The arrests took place between Feb. 6 and 10 on Wet'suwet'en territory.

  Crime

  Jun 5, 2020
• Arrests made after Surrey RCMP respond to ‘shots fired’ call in Cloverdale

  Surrey RCMP have arrested a number of people at a Cloverdale residence after receiving reports of possible shots fired Monday evening.

  Canada

  Jun 1, 2020
• Man arrested in Greater Victoria after threats made against COVID-19 test facilities

  The Saanich Police Department has arrested a man for making threats against COVID-19 testing facilities.

  Crime

  Apr 24, 2020
• Police charge two Hamilton residents following nine commercial break and enters

  Police say all of the entries happened during evening hours and the mountain heists were concentrated along Upper James Street.

  Crime

  Apr 23, 2020
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• Two arrested in failed prison drone drop attempt in Kingston: OPP

  Ontario Provincial Police say the seized drone was carrying a shipment of contraband intended for the Kingston prison.

  Crime

  Mar 26, 2020
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• Indigenous Relations Minister Scott Fraser under fire for allowing protesters into B.C. legislature

  Indigenous Relations Minister Scott Fraser says he is 'deeply disappointed' five Indigenous youth refused to leave the Legislature following a meeting with him on Thursday and he would have held the meeting elsewhere if you could have anticipated the outcome. 

  Politics

  Mar 5, 2020