Criminals

• Kelowna RCMP warns public after string of strategic break-ins

  The holiday season is here, and Kelowna RCMP are sending out a warning following a recent string of strategic break-ins in Kelowna, Lake Country and Salmon Arm.

  Crime

  Dec 16, 2022
  
• BC Liberal candidate apologizes for 2012 comments about drug users being ‘criminals’

  Bruce Banman made the comments in a 2012 news article while he was Abbotsford's mayor.

  Politics

  Sep 28, 2020
  
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• Saskatoon Crime Stoppers recognized at an international level

  Saskatoon Crime Stoppers took home the Best Media Digital and Best Productivity awards at the Crime Stoppers International conference in Singapore.

  Crime

  Jan 17, 2020
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• Report finds $5B laundered through B.C. real estate in 2018

  An expert panel looking into money laundering in B.C.'s real estate market has found an estimated $5 billion in 'dirty money' was laundered through the housing market in the province in 2018.

  Politics

  May 9, 2019
• Officers voice safety concerns as inmate population triples at Quinte Detention Centre

  Quinte Detention Centre usually houses 98 inmates but that number has increased to 240, a concern for correction officers.

  Canada

  Sep 14, 2018
• Year in Review: The Dumbest Criminals of 2017

  From the men who robbed a bar hosting a cop’s retirement party to the inmates who broke back into prison – these are the dumbest criminals of 2017.

  Crime

  Dec 24, 2017
• Violent home invasion leaves Edmonton man too shaken to return to house

  After being viciously beaten in his own home last week, an Edmonton resident is sharing his story - hoping to help others.

  Crime

  Oct 31, 2017
• Year in Review: The dumbest criminals of 2016 caught on camera

  From the man who tried to bribe a cop with beer, to the thief who left behind his business card – these are some of the dumbest criminals of 2016.

  Crime

  Dec 26, 2016
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• Panama Papers: Europe’s big five urges countries to share info on offshore accounts

  The European Union's five biggest economies have agreed to share information on company ownership and are urging other nations to do the same.

  World

  Apr 15, 2016
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• Canada to test facial-recognition technology at various border locations

  Canada's border agency plans to compare images of people arriving in the country with photographs of suspects on watchlists to keep out alleged terrorists and other criminals.

  Canada

  Jan 8, 2016