Security

• Minister, Manitoba School Boards Association react to Tumbler Ridge shooting

  Manitoba School Boards Association President Alan Campbell said the news is 'gut-wrenching' and renews the conversation about security in Manitoba schools.

  Crime

  Feb 11
  
• Nurses continue push for increased security after incident at St. Paul’s Hospital

  Nurses in Saskatoon are fighting for more security features in hospitals after a violent incident with a patient concealing a shotgun at St. Paul's Hospital.

  Canada

  Dec 5, 2025
  
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• ‘Funding restraints’ force Toronto Oktoberfest organizers to cancel 2025 event

  The notice was posted on its website, and organizers said the event – which began in 2012 as a nod to the famous festival in Munich, Germany – will be back next year.

  Canada

  Aug 26, 2025
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• Whoop-Up Days security top of mind as preparations continue

  With just a few days to go until the biggest summer festival south of Calgary kicks off, Lethbridge police are preparing for a busy week ahead.

  Entertainment

  Aug 15, 2025
• War crimes charges against Toronto ISIS suspect are a first for Canada

  Former Amazon driver Ahmed Eldidi has been charged with four war crimes, including torture, mutilation and murder.

  Canada

  Dec 17, 2024
• ‘Knives are normal’: Vancouver store says it spent $300K dealing with crime

  The Wild Life Thrift Store on Granville Street says it has been forced to spend over $300,000 for repairs and security in the last three years related to theft and vandalism.

  Crime

  Aug 16, 2024
• After fans crash Copa America final, security concerns for B.C.’s World Cup games

  The championship match between Argentina and Colombia was delayed for more than an hour after thousands of ticketless fans stormed the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.

  Politics

  Jul 15, 2024
• Border intelligence program needs better training, analytics: evaluation

  Canada's border agency needs better training and information-processing tools to help fight everything from firearms smuggling to human trafficking, an evaluation has found.

  Canada

  May 25, 2024
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• Winnipeg shutter business sees boom amid spike in break-ins: manager

  'We've noticed a very large increase from last year in quotes. Basically about 50 per cent more compared to what we used to quote last year.'

  Crime

  Apr 16, 2024
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• Probe of fired Winnipeg scientists ‘extremely appropriate’: health minister

  Records tabled in Parliament late last month say the scientists played down their collaborations with Chinese government agencies.

  Canada

  Mar 20, 2024