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Giving Albertans a voice in setting policing priorities
Sep 25, 2024 Ensuring Albertans are kept safe is a priority for Alberta’s government, which is why it introduced and passed the Police Amendment Act, 2022 in the fall session of 2022. This important piece of legislation is strengthening RCMP ties to the communities they serve and improving police accountability by mandating civilian governance bodies […]
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Investigation into fatal Wetaskiwin shooting continues
Sep 05, 2024 At 12:28 a.m. that day, RCMP received a 911 call from a 15 year old male who stated that he was being followed by people who wanted to harm him. At 12:43 a.m. a lone officer from the Wetaskiwin detachment located the youth in the area of 56 Street and 37A Avenue. […]
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Samson Cree Nation councillor calls for resignations after teen killed in police shooting – APTN News
Sep 03, 2024 A band councillor with a First Nation in Alberta is calling on two RCMP officers to resign after the shooting death of a 15-year-old boy. Izaiah Swampy Omeasoo of Samson Cree Nation says in an online statement that members of his community are mourning the death of Hoss Lightning. Speaking on behalf […]
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I know I’m going to find my son’: Mother of Barry Bedard won’t give up hope that she finds his remains – Edmonton Sun
Sep 03, 2024 “There are days where I just want to drive into a semi truck and just give up, but I know that I can’t stop until I find my son, and I’m not going to stop until I have him” Donna Bedard is living every mother’s worst nightmare. No parent ever wants to […]
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National Police Federation Releases Fresh Data on Policing in Alberta
August 27, 2024 Edmonton, AB – The National Police Federation is releasing our first survey results since the independent Alberta police service was announced earlier this year. This fresh public opinion research(opens in a new tab) from independent research firm Pollara Strategic Insights, reaffirms support for Members of the Alberta RCMP and highlights low levels […]
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Honouring heroes who stand against violence and abuse
Aug 07, 2024 Everyone in Alberta deserves to live free of violence and abuse. In every community, there are unsung heroes who work tirelessly to prevent and put an end to domestic, sexual and gender-based violence by raising awareness, promoting healthy relationships, and empowering others to stop the cycle of abuse. Through the 2024 Inspiration […]
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Aboriginal Alert shares Awareness of Missing Aboriginal People at Indigenous Experience – 89.3 The Raven
Jul 25, 2024 The Indigenous Experience inside the Edmonton Expo Centre in Hall E hosted various booths throughout K-Days, with one of the tables featuring the Aboriginal Alert. Dan Martel, founder of the Aboriginal Alert says it’s been amazing to see many people signing up for the Alert, and adds that people will make the […]
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McLachlin Fund: 2024 Funding Applications Now Open
July 23, 2024 Applications are now open for the Rt. Hon Beverley McLachlin Access to Justice Fund (“McLachlin Fund”). Applications will be accepted until Sept. 16, 2024. The McLachlin Fund provides financial support for innovative projects and programs to improve access to civil and family justice in Canada. It prioritizes projects and programs that address […]
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Meet the New Siksika Nation Police Commission!
June 26, 2024 Today, we proudly introduce the new Siksika Nation Police Commissioners: Ohkinniinaa & Ninaaks Lou Ann Solway, Samuel Crowfoot, Reuben “Buck” Breaker, Marsha Wolf Collar, and Ike Solway. In a swearing-in ceremony, these dedicated individuals were inducted to uphold the principles of law enforcement, ensure public safety, and foster positive community relations for […]
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Blue Jean Jacket Day aims to shed light on murdered and missing Indigenous men and boys – CBC
June 7, 2024 Indigenous men 4 times more likely to be killed than Indigenous women, data shows Mary Jane Mitchell was among more than two dozen people who gathered on Okîsikow (Angel) Way Thursday evening to honour the lives of Indigenous men and boys. For Mitchell, she still carries the pain after her son Richard […]
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