Police Services

• Second highest in Canada for missing children, Manitoba to spend $3M on integrated response

  With the second highest number of missing kids last year, Manitoba has announced that $3.1 million will support initiatives aimed at scaling-down the number of missing people.

  Canada

  Jul 18, 2023
  
• Nova Scotia’s Cumberland County could replace RCMP with new service

  The municipal council voted unanimously to seek proposals for the community. It has agreed to issue a request for proposals for policing in the region.

  Canada

  Apr 12, 2023
  
• Advertisement
• Prince Albert police planning to combat crime trends, 18 homicides with 20 victims in 2 years

  The Prince Albert Police Service has taken a lot of steps to combat crime including violent crimes and murders. Over the last two years, there have been eighteen homicides.

  Crime

  Jan 29, 2022
• Advertisement
• Sask. RCMP reviewing deployment model in Cypress Region, seeking public input

  The RCMP 'F' Division is currently reviewing their deployment model in Saskatchewan’s Cypress Region with the assistance of a consulting firm.

  Canada

  Jan 10, 2020
• Saskatchewan emergency professionals honoured for 25 years of service

  The province honoured the latest recipients of the Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal at a ceremony in Regina.

  Canada

  Oct 29, 2019
• Sask. government funds $330,000 to strengthen provinces police services

  This year of the approximately $330,000, nearly $50,000 will be distributed to CBOs and $280,000 will go to police services.

  Canada

  Feb 7, 2019
• Bill Kelly: Being a cop is ‘precarious employment’

  The list is long, too long, of officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty in the RCMP and provincial and local police services.

  Nov 20, 2017
• Rosemère to cut fire services

  The town of Rosemère, just north of Laval, has suddenly decided to cut its fire services.

  Canada

  Mar 8, 2016
• Advertisement
• ‘Rent-a-cop’ program critics want change despite police budget boost

  In some cities critics of 'paid duty' are raising concerns it grants better protection to those with the means to pay for it, and questioning whether officers can remain impartial towards those who offer lucrative contracts.

  Canada

  May 17, 2015