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The provincial government has moved to act on the increase in rural crime throughout Alberta but how its impact on rural community budgets is unclear. The province announced in early December it would provide more than $286 million over five years into frontline law enforcement with the addition of more RCMP officers and civilian positions….
Two Hills RCMP are asking the public’s assistance in identifying the owner of a rare older vehicle that was found abandoned near an oil lease site in Lamont County.
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On Sept. 30, 2017 Edmonton police Constable Mike Chernyk was working crowd control near Commonwealth Stadium during a Canadian Football League game between the home town Eskimos and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. It was an ordinary evening for the policeman until about 8:15 pm. At that moment Constable Chernyk was standing between his squad car…
