‘I Dare You to See’: BC RCMP support new anti-human trafficking awareness campaign
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‘I Dare You to See’: BC RCMP support new anti-human trafficking awareness campaign

The BC RCMP Counter Human Trafficking Unit has launched the "I Dare You to See" campaign to raise awareness about human trafficking. Aimed at public education, particularly in the hospitality sector, the initiative includes training resources, interactive tools, and outreach efforts to help identify and report trafficking signs.
BC RCMP join international partners in crackdown of Russian cybercriminal network
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BC RCMP join international partners in crackdown of Russian cybercriminal network

Operation Endgame, a collaborative effort among law enforcement agencies from the Netherlands, Canada, the U.S., and Germany, targeted the SocGholish malware framework linked to the Russian group Evil Corp. The operation disrupted the malware's spread via WordPress sites, affecting numerous entities. Recommendations for WordPress security were also provided.
RCMP Federal Policing calls for increased public vigilance of violent online groups
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RCMP Federal Policing calls for increased public vigilance of violent online groups

The RCMP's National Security teams emphasize the rise of violent online groups influencing youth, particularly post-pandemic. Investigations revealed alarming behaviors linked to extremism among minors using digital platforms. Parents are urged to recognize warning signs, engage in open dialogues, and report concerns to aid in prevention and protect communities.
RCMP arrests multiple suspects from Caroline, Rocky Mountain House after investigation
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RCMP arrests multiple suspects from Caroline, Rocky Mountain House after investigation

On April 17, 2026, Red Deer RCMP initiated a multi-jurisdictional investigation into property obtained by crime, leading to the arrest of multiple suspects involved in vehicle theft and firearm offences. Significant seizures, including stolen vehicles and firearms, were made, demonstrating effective collaboration among law enforcement agencies. Judicial hearings followed for the arrested individuals.
Humboldt suspends city manager amid public allegations
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Humboldt suspends city manager amid public allegations

In a developing scandal, the City of Humboldt has suspended city manager Joe Day with pay while council investigates public allegations against him. This preliminary suspension, decided during a May 27 meeting, does not imply a final verdict. City Clerk Lori Yaworski has been appointed interim city manager. Details of the allegations remain undisclosed.
New to Canada? Beware, you’re twice as likely to become a fraud victim, survey reveals
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New to Canada? Beware, you’re twice as likely to become a fraud victim, survey reveals

Newcomers in Canada are over twice as likely to fall victim to scams compared to long-time residents, with 38% reporting fraud experiences. Social media, job, and immigration scams are most common. Calls for better fraud education are widespread, highlighting the vulnerability of newcomers unfamiliar with the country’s systems.
Black overrepresentation in Canadian prisons: Data gaps and judicial bias hinder progress, lawyer says
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Black overrepresentation in Canadian prisons: Data gaps and judicial bias hinder progress, lawyer says

Two years after Bill C-5 was passed to reduce Black incarceration rates in Canada, challenges persist due to judicial bias and insufficient data. Experts emphasize the need for comprehensive data collection to inform decisions regarding systemic racism in the justice system, highlighting that, despite legislative changes, the issue remains unresolved.