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A man is dead after Mounties found him with a gunshot wound inside a home in Selkirk.

A former RCMP officer has been sentenced to 18 months in jail after pleading guilty to breach of trust. Aaron McArthur reports.

Police were called to a hobby farm near Wainwright in mid-August after the owner found one of her lambs with a bullet wound in its leg. While the family was checking the property, they discovered the remains of a second lamb that appeared to have been butchered. The family is now stepping up security and...

Residents of Umpherville are mourning and looking for answers after RCMP confirmed the body of a newly born infant or fetus was discovered in the community. Vasilios Bellos reports.

A man is dead following an RCMP shooting in Northern New Brunswick, after police say he fired toward officers while armed and in distress. Now, a New Brunswick policing and criminal justice researcher says there are tools that can help de-escalate people in crisis. But in the most dangerous encounters, officers may have only seconds...

After a spike in overdoses in one weekend triggered an emergency response, Codiac RCMP have provided an update on the situation in greater Moncton. The Mounties say they remain committed to addressing illicit drug activity in the region, calling it one of their top priorities. David Murdock reports.

Burnaby RCMP are stepping up enforcement of e-scooters. Officers are keeping an eye out for riders not wearing helmets and those who are underage. Angela Jung has the details.

Three men are in police custody after RCMP executed several search warrants at several Thompson homes in connection with a drug investigation.

Two Air Canada employees have been arrested in connection with an alleged drug trafficking operation at Montreal Trudeau airport. RCMP say the two worked in ground operations. As Dan Spector reports, police allege they used their access to secure areas to help move luggage containing drugs.

New Brunswick RCMP are asking for the public’s help to identify two men who may have illegally crossed the Canada-U.S. border using a train trestle in the Saint Leonard area during the evenings of May 8th, 15th, and 30th. Both individuals are believed to have been wearing toques, warm jackets, rain boots and backpacks.

Manitoba RCMP say it is believed two toddlers have drowned in a remote northern First Nation after being found in a lake in the community.

Two Black retired police officers are calling out the Longueuil Police Service for alleged racial profiling and unprofessional conduct. One, who served in the RCMP, says that in all his years of policing he’s never witnessed anything like it. As Phil Carpenter reports, he is demanding answers.

Police are asking for help from the public as they investigate the wildfire that started in Belcarra Regional Park this week. As Aaron McArthur reports, it’s still unclear what exactly sparked the blaze.

BC’s highest ranking RCMP officer has been removed from his position and is under investigation. That decision was made by the Commissioner in Ottawa. Catherine Urquhart has more.

The death of a four-year-old girl in Manitoba is being investigated and is considered “suspicious” by the provincial RCMP, the Mounties said. Vasilios Bellos reports.

Alberta RCMP’s Historical Homicide Unit is reaching out to the public for new information that could help police solve the murder of 17-year-old Marie Goudreau. Goudreau was found dead in August of 1976, an autopsy revealed she had been strangled to death. Investigators are reminding the public that information that may have seemed insignificant in...

Mounties responded overnight to a crash alert from an iPhone just west of Winnipeg in St. Francois Xavier.

The Nova Scotia government will be rolling out a new billing model in the fall for RCMP. They say the goal is to strengthen policing resources and public safety in the province. As Angela Capobianco reports, this new model promises to save municipalities that rely on the RCMP some money.

A homicide investigation is underway on a rural Alberta property just north of High River, about 70 km south of Calgary. RCMP Major Crimes Unit has taken one person into custody, and says they believe the homicide is domestic in nature, adding that there is no danger to the public.

A Nova Scotia poultry farm was the victim of a break-in last week, resulting in the deaths of 10,000 chickens. RCMP say they are currently investigating, as the owners come to terms with the catastrophe. Ella MacDonald reports.