Canadian small businesses play a vital role in the economy but face rising threats from financial fraud, with 50% reporting fraud attempts. Common tactics include phishing and malware. To combat this, businesses should secure emails, utilize banking security tools, verify links, reconcile accounts frequently, and train employees to detect scams. Collaboration enhances safety.

On August 15, 2025, Didsbury RCMP began investigating allegations of an intimate photograph being posted online without consent. Following a thorough investigation, Jodine Nelmes from Clearwater Count...

Red Deer RCMP dismantled a drug trafficking operation and charged 44-year-old Michael Stinert after seizing 341 grams of Fentanyl and $2190 at a hotel. The investigation highlights the RCMP's commitment to public safety. Stinert is remanded in custody, scheduled to appear in court on November 20, 2025.

The Northwest Territories was omitted from a recent federal projects list, yet Finance Minister Caroline Wawzonek remains optimistic about ongoing initiatives like the Mackenzie Valley Highway and Taltson hydro expansion. She emphasized that project progress is unaffected by federal lists and highlighted recent Arctic-focused federal budget investments.

On November 13 2025, just before 9:00 a.m. West Shore RCMP responded to a call of an assault, outdoors on the school grounds at Spencer Middle School located at 1026 Goldstream Ave in Langford.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation claims that federal research grants, particularly from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, are funding irrelevant projects, costing taxpayers over $1 billion annually. They criticize studies on topics like grocery carts and selfies, arguing that taxpayer money should support meaningful research that benefits Canadians.

Join Emergency Health Services-Alberta in Hardisty, AB, as a Primary Care Paramedic. Responsibilities include assessing emergencies, transporting patients, administering basic care, and leading BLS te...

A Grande Prairie couple, Demar and Natasha Anderson, is developing the MJ Squared app to support parents of neurodivergent children by connecting them with each other and service providers. They aim to raise awareness, create inclusive spaces, and combat isolation, drawing from their experiences raising their non-verbal autistic child.

The Beaverlodge Municipal Hospital's emergency department will lack onsite physician coverage on specific dates in November due to personnel shortages, prompting calls for better healthcare strategies from local leaders. Similar closures have impacted other Alberta communities, raising concerns about retention and access to essential medical services. Community support for healthcare workers is also emphasized.

A Grande Prairie couple, Demar and Natasha Anderson, is developing the MJ Squared app to support parents of neurodivergent children by connecting them with each other and service providers. They aim to raise awareness, create inclusive spaces, and combat isolation, drawing from their experiences raising their non-verbal autistic child.

Rob Mahon, a dedicated broadcaster for the Brandon Wheat Kings, has been in this role for two years. His work involves extensive preparation, including notes and player research, to enhance his commentary during live games. Mahon emphasizes the importance of clarity and context, striving for continuous improvement in his performance.

Wood Buffalo RCMP has enhanced its drone fleet with new Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) that have longer flight times and improved capabilities. Recently, they successfully used these drones to locate a suspect wanted for parole violations during a patrol in Fort McMurray, ensuring community safety while adhering to privacy guidelines.

Cold Lake RCMP is requesting assistance from the public in this investigation. Anyone with video surveillance footage, be it dashcam or otherwise, of the areas of 61 street and 54 ave, or of 51 street and 51 ave, between the times of 12 a.m. and 1:30 a.m., on Nov. 8, 2025, is asked to review their footage and submit anything of interest.

On Oct. 15, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed to investigate the use of force by an Edmonton Police Service (EPS) officer in an Oct. 9 incident.

On November 13, 2025, St. Albert RCMP responded to reports of a man attempting vehicle thefts while driving a stolen SUV. After a dangerous high-speed chase, the suspect crashed and attempted to flee but was arrested. Fortunately, no serious injuries occurred. The investigation is ongoing, and updates will follow.

Alberta's Electoral Boundary Commission proposes removing the Lesser Slave Lake riding, facing opposition from all ten MLAs in northern Alberta. Concerns include increased size and lost representation, impacting community ties and travel times within large ridings. Local leaders fear these changes may lead to voter confusion and diminished political voice.

Approximately 300 animals were rescued from a Northern Alberta facility due to poor living conditions. Investigations are ongoing, and many animals require medical care before being adopted. The situation highlights a crisis in animal welfare across the province.

On November 7, 2025, the St. Paul and Two Hills RCMP executed a search warrant in Myrnam related to drug trafficking. They seized nearly 400 pills, 250 grams of cocaine, ammunition, and police body armor. Diane Cecile Montandon, 56, was arrested on multiple charges and will appear in court on December 4, 2025.

The suspect exited the vehicle and an altercation occurred with police in which at least one officer discharged their service weapon, striking the suspect.

Rod Pearson, a veteran of the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Armed Forces during the Cold War, reflects on his service leading up to Remembrance Day. After joining the navy at 18, he participated in various naval operations and international exercises. Now 73, he values the camaraderie and training gained, while acknowledging the challenges of civilian life post-service.

On Nov. 8, 2025, Athabasca RCMP arrested two individuals in Calling Lake, one with outstanding warrants. Greg Cardinal, 48, faces charges including possession of stolen property, while Lindsie Bigstone, 38, is charged with unauthorized firearm possession among others. Both are set for court appearances, reinforcing community safety efforts.

Project Street Light was initiated by Leduc RCMP and the City of Leduc in response to community concerns about social disorder and safety in public spaces. Launched on October 10, 2025, it focused on street safety, wrap-around services for vulnerable individuals, and community engagement, resulting in arrests, tickets issued, and support services provided.

Ian Barclay, a former Master Corporal in the Canadian Armed Forces, transformed from a soldier to an anti-war activist following his experience in Afghanistan. Realizing the disconnect between military expectations and reality, he expressed disappointment with military leadership and the public's indifference. Now a journalist, he shares his unique leftist perspectives on military matters.

Alberta MLA Justin Wright emphasized the sacrifices of Canada's military during a recent legislative session ahead of Remembrance Day. He highlighted the ongoing duty to honor soldiers who fought for freedom and to remember the more than 120,000 Canadians lost in military service. A moment of silence will be held nationwide to reflect on these sacrifices.