Who really stands to benefit from the Arctic Corridor?
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Who really stands to benefit from the Arctic Corridor?

Ottawa's proposed "Arctic Security and Economic Corridor" aims to connect northern mines with essential infrastructure, promising economic revitalization amidst declining diamond industries. However, analysts raise concerns over its sustainability and financial feasibility, with lingering questions about its military relevance and potential environmental impacts on local communities and wildlife.
Brooks RCMP investigating numerous white supremacist/hate-motivated crimes
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Brooks RCMP investigating numerous white supremacist/hate-motivated crimes

Brooks RCMP is requesting help to identify those behind nine incidents of graffiti promoting white supremacist and anti-immigrant sentiments across the city. The graffiti appears mainly on city property, and complaints have also arisen regarding "White Lives Matter" stickers. The RCMP urges the community to report any hate-motivated crimes.
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Manitoba business leads fight against food waste

Food delivery failures in Manitoba lead to significant food waste, with local businesses unable to utilize excess or rejected food. The Brandon Food Rescue Store, spearheaded by Ted Dzogan, addresses this issue by rescuing surplus food destined for landfills, helping reduce waste and support food security through affordable distribution and donations.
Leduc RCMP officer injured during intentional car ramming; suspect arrested
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Leduc RCMP officer injured during intentional car ramming; suspect arrested

On Dec. 8, 2025, at 10:38 a.m., a member of the Leduc RCMP detachment was making patrols on 50 avenue in Leduc when he was struck from behind by a pick up. Both vehicles entered the ditch and the suspect attempted to flee.  Despite being injured in the collision, the officer quickly chased down the suspect and took him into custody. The officer was transported to hospital for treatment and has since been released.
Lloydminster RCMP warning public of counterfeit currency
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Lloydminster RCMP warning public of counterfeit currency

Lloydminster RCMP warns local businesses and the public to be cautious due to recent counterfeit currency incidents. Higher-quality counterfeit bills have been reported, making detection challenging. Businesses are advised to inspect bills, recognize security features, and report any suspicions to authorities. Cooperation is crucial for maintaining community safety and economic integrity.
Alberta RCMP removes 50 impaired drivers from roads on National Impaired Driving Enforcement Day
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Alberta RCMP removes 50 impaired drivers from roads on National Impaired Driving Enforcement Day

On December 6, 2025, Alberta RCMP participated in National Impaired Driving Enforcement Day, removing 50 impaired drivers from the roads. The operation included 328 tickets for various offenses and 12 injury collisions, highlighting the seriousness of impaired driving. Sgt. Darrin Turnbull emphasized the importance of reporting suspected impaired drivers.