Alberta's law society has formally reprimanded former provincial justice minister Kaycee Madu and ordered him to pay nearly $39,000 in costs, pending his appeal of the decision.
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Councillors say they support — but can't order — larger police presence on Edmonton transit amid violence, drug use complaintsAt least two Edmonton city councillors say they would like to see a greater police presence on transit — but stressed ...
EDMONTON — Alberta’s law society has formally reprimanded former provincial justice minister Kaycee Madu and ordered him to ...
Specialist police including SERT teams during raids on Cairns properties have uncovered a secret cache of allegedly stolen ...
Police say a man wanted for second degree murder has ties to the Red Deer and Edmonton area.
Federal police unit charges one more B.C. resident in alleged scheme of money laundering proceeds of illicit online cannabis ...
Over 100 Edmonton police officers are gearing up to take part in the annual Polar Plunge on Sunday. The Polar Plunge is a ...
Outgoing police Chief Dale McFee is defending the Edmonton Police Service’s (EPS) request for a provincial probe into two ...
While violent criminal incidents were up slightly in Edmonton in 2024 compared to 2023, overall the city’s crime rate and ...
While the data shows crime is down in Edmonton, EPS say perceptions have not caught up and concerns over disorder and safety ...
An Edmonton Police Service lawyer says concerns about possible conflicts of interest drove EPS to ask for provincial ...
The Alberta government says a retired judge has been appointed to oversee a review of the province’s police watchdog and ...
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