Public Trust

• Veteran Lethbridge police officer fired over ‘profane, abusive and insulting’ memes

  Lethbridge police announced the conclusion of a disciplinary matter that involved five officers for their roles in 'the creation and distribution of profane, abusive' memes.

  Crime

  Nov 15, 2022
  
• Rise of conspiracy theories shows Canada not immune from U.S. problems

  Recent polling has found a large number of Canadians buy into conspiracies like the racist "white replacement" theory to the disproven claim Donald Trump won the U.S. election.

  Commentary

  Jun 29, 2022
  
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• Quebec Association of Police Chiefs launches campaign to change image of policing

  Police brass say they want to counter what they say are misperceptions about law enforcement officers.

  Canada

  Apr 27, 2022
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• Concerns over public trust erosion after lack of details on COVID-19 birthday party outbreak

  The premier cited an outbreak at a birthday party in Athabasca County twice this week. However, Alberta Health has no record of this specific outbreak.

  Health

  Apr 16, 2021
• London police to conduct phone survey gauging public trust

  The survey of 500 London residents will take place on Sept. 16.

  Canada

  Sep 13, 2019