North Bay Police Seize Drugs After Stolen Vehicle Alert
North Bay police seized over $9,000 in drugs, brass knuckles, and a pellet gun after an automatic license plate reader flagged a stolen vehicle, leading to four arrests.
Category : Justice System
Chilliwack Shooting: One Dead, One Seriously Injured
A shooting in Chilliwack has resulted in one fatality and one person with serious injuries, as police investigate the violent incident that occurred on February 15, 2026.
DNA on Glove Matches Suspect in Nancy Guthrie Missing Case
The FBI reports DNA from a glove found over three kilometers from Nancy Guthrie's home matches a glove worn by a masked suspect seen outside her door before she vanished.
OPP Seeks Public Help in Cochrane Investigation
The Ontario Provincial Police are requesting public assistance to identify a person and two pickup trucks seen at a Highway 11 business in January and February 2026.
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Saskatoon Voyeurism Suspect Rearrested Hours After Release
Saskatoon Police issue a public alert after a man with a lengthy record of voyeurism and related offenses is arrested again just hours following his release from custody.
Quebec Driver Charged with Impaired After Northern Ontario Crash
A driver from Quebec has been charged with impaired operation following a serious crash in northern Ontario, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Suspect Sought in Downtown Toronto Pepper Spray Attack
Toronto police are searching for a man wanted for an alleged unprovoked assault involving pepper spray in the city's downtown core. Authorities released a photo and urge public assistance.
Abbotsford Police Seek Witnesses in Hit-and-Run
The Abbotsford Police Department is appealing for witnesses after a hit-and-run incident on February 15, 2026, releasing a photo of the scene as part of their investigation.
Labrador Women Charged for Impaired Snowmobile Driving
RCMP in Labrador have charged two women with impaired driving after they were allegedly operating snowmobiles while under the influence. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement efforts in remote northern communities.
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Police Search for Suspect in Downtown Pepper Spray Attack
Toronto police are actively searching for a man wanted for allegedly pepper spraying an individual in the face in a downtown incident, with authorities releasing a photo to aid the public in identification.
Tumbler Ridge Mourns Victim with Distant Memorial
Police tape removed in Tumbler Ridge as a shooting victim is honored in a memorial held 14,000 km away, highlighting community grief and the need for trauma support.
Two Arrested for Flooding at Winnipeg Police HQ
Winnipeg Police Service has arrested two individuals in connection with a flooding incident at their headquarters. Authorities are investigating the motives and damages as the case unfolds.
Crime Epidemic Spotlights Inequality in Israeli Society
A surge in violent crime within Israel's Arab communities has sparked protests and calls for government action, revealing stark societal inequalities and law enforcement challenges.
ICE Agent Shooting in Minneapolis Leads to Assault Charges
A man shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis was charged with assaulting law enforcement, but the case ended with a startling admission, raising questions about federal enforcement actions.
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Chatham Woman Charged for Alleged Harassment of Nova Scotia Man
A woman from Chatham-Kent has been charged by police after reportedly making repeated unwanted contacts with a man in Nova Scotia, highlighting ongoing concerns about harassment cases.
Survivor Wants to Confront Ex-Husband in Prison Over Mass Rapes
Gisele Pelicot, whose ex-husband organized rapes by 50 men, plans to visit him in prison as part of her healing journey while promoting her memoir about resilience.
Nine Nigerian Children Freed After Church Kidnapping
In a significant development, nine Nigerian children have been successfully freed after being kidnapped from a church. The rescue operation highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Tumbler Ridge Victim's Stepfather Speaks of 'Unbearable Pain'
Matt Jacobs expresses profound grief over the death of his 11-year-old son Emmett in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, clarifying his relationship to the shooter and describing his loss.
Ottawa Police See 37% Shop Theft Rise in Late 2025
Ottawa police data reveals a sharp 37% increase in shoplifting incidents during the final quarter of 2025, highlighting rising retail crime concerns in the capital.
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Toronto Man Arrested Before Global Rally Over Firearm Threat
A 37-year-old Toronto man was apprehended by police ahead of a 'Global Day of Action' rally due to an alleged firearm threat, highlighting security concerns surrounding public demonstrations.
Charges Laid After Caledon Fire, Police Investigation Continues
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges in connection with a fire in Caledon. Details remain limited as the investigation into the incident is still active.
Tumbler Ridge Victim's Stepfather in 'Unbearable Pain' Over Son
Matt Jacobs, stepfather of 11-year-old Emmett Jacobs killed in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, describes his profound grief and clarifies his relationship to the shooter in a new statement.
B.C. Ends Drug Decriminalization, MLA Demands Charges
British Columbia's drug decriminalization experiment has ended, but Independent MLA Elenore Sturko argues the province must now resume charging for possession to address public disorder and compel treatment.
Nancy Guthrie Disappearance: Investigation Intensifies
Former FBI deputy director John Pistole reveals suspects may be detained in the Nancy Guthrie case, but DNA evidence and charges remain uncertain as the search for clues continues.
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Ex-Police Chief: Canadians Can Trust Police Despite Corruption Charges
Michael Boyd, former police chief in major Canadian cities, argues that existing systems and ethical leadership can preserve public trust in policing following recent corruption charges in Ontario.
Man Arrested After Gunfire in Toronto Apartment Building
A man in his 20s has been arrested by Toronto police following reports of gunfire inside an apartment building. The incident occurred on February 15, 2026, with authorities responding swiftly to ensure public safety.
Drugs and Cash Seized on Vancouver Island by CFSEU-BC
The Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia has conducted a significant operation on Vancouver Island, resulting in the seizure of drugs and cash, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat organized crime in the region.
Tumbler Ridge Shooting: The Search for Motive Continues
Eight people were killed in Tumbler Ridge by 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar, who had prior police interactions for mental health concerns. Investigators face challenges determining the motive without a manifesto or confession.
Three Suspects Sought After Bradford Home Invasion
Police are actively searching for three suspects involved in a home invasion in Bradford. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about violent crime in the region.
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Security Guard Injured in Winnipeg Main Street Robbery
A violent robbery on Main Street in Winnipeg has left a security guard hospitalized, prompting an investigation by the Winnipeg Police Service.
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