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Prince Albert Police Association Awards Ava Kuling the KerriAnne Bergen Memorial Scholarship
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Sask. NDP call for ombudsman investigation into complaint against Marshals employee
The official Opposition has written to the province’s ombudsman calling for an investigation into the Saskatchewan Marshals Service and the resignation of one of its employees. Jordan McPhail, the NDP’s associate corrections, policing and public safety critic, wrote the letter on Monday. In a copy of the letter obtained by CBC News, McPhail said an…
Fundraising Notice 2025-2026
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Number of Mounties on long-term sick leave poses ‘significant operational challenges’: report
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These 5 Ontario school boards recorded the most violent incidents. Will police help?
The number of violent incidents reported in Ontario’s schools grew last year to a point that critics call a “crisis,” with a third of all recorded violence concentrated in just five school boards. New data, obtained by Global News using freedom of information laws, shows the number of violent incidents in Ontario classrooms has shot…
