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Canadian Police Charge 4, Including Active Military Members, in Alleged Extremist Plot
Canadian police have charged four men, including active members of the Canadian Armed Forces, with planning to forcibly take over land in the province of Quebec. Three of the men have been charged with facilitating a terrorist activity,
Two members of Canada’s armed forces have been charged for alleged involvement in a plot to form an “anti-government militia” ...
The new uniforms will cost the city $1.3 million. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s administration is paying for it with unspent ...
Canadian military police have decided not to charge a sex worker who they alleged had unlawfully used army uniforms. Police had threatened in December to charge Kingston-area sex worker ...
Police in the Canadian province of Quebec warned citizens against posting surveillance footage of their packages being stolen because it could violate the “private life” of the alleged thieves.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The authorities also said they had intercepted about 300 kilograms of methamphetamines, connected to the lab, that had been packed for shipment internationally.
Military police are threatening to charge a sex worker who offers discounts to Canadian soldiers and senior leaders are warning troops to stay away from the Kingston-area woman. But such efforts ...
Canadian police have arrested the second suspect in a deadly stabbing that resulted in the deaths of 10 people after the first suspect was found dead on Monday.
A Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) car along Roxham Road in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Quebec, Canada, March 5, 2023. Christinne Muschi/Bloomberg via Getty Images, FILE.
Canadian officials say a 16-year-old wounded his mother with a firearm and killed two police officers before taking his own life in western Canada.
Canadian police said Thursday that they had busted the "largest and most sophisticated fentanyl and methamphetamine drug superlab" in the country, seizing large amounts of drugs, weapons ...
A provincial police officer, Lt. Benoit Richard warned Canadian citizens against posting video footage of alleged porch thefts, because it could violate the thieves' privacy.
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