Vandalism
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‘New norm’: election signs missing and vandalized across ManitobaMore campaign signs are being vandalized and going missing in Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie for this year's election, council candidates say.CanadaOct 13
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10 people suspected of vandalism at AI institute in Montreal as AI summit kicks offPolice said they found several windows of the building had been smashed and numerous graffiti tags spray painted on the walls when they first arrived.CrimeSep 16
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Saskatoon woman volunteers to clean benches downtownWhile downtown businesses advocate removing dirty benches, one Saskatoon volunteer spends her free time caring for them for the whole community.EnvironmentAug 14
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Image of suspect in Saskatoon synagogue egging released by policePolice in Saskatoon have released an image of a suspect in connection with vandalism at a place of worship. He is described as a man with shorter hair and a dark beard.CrimeAug 5
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Historic Halifax tree vandalized again leaving community baffledThe Halifax Regional Municipality says last weekend a weeping European beech was significantly damaged for a second time, and it's unknown the impact the damage will have.CanadaJul 26
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2 Jewish-owned Toronto bakeries vandalized, shots fired at 1Toronto police's guns and gangs and hate crime unit are investigating after two Jewish bakeries were vandalized over the weekend.CrimeJul 26
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Tourist charged after damaging Neptune statue following ‘pre-marital dare’The tourist, identified as a 28-year-old woman, intended to 'touch' the statue's carved private parts, officials said.TrendingApr 23
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Saskatoon’s The Purrfect Cup Cat Cafe sees another act of vandalismAfter seeing multiple attacks of vandalism since 2024, The Purrfect Cup Cat Cafe had their first break-in, costing them $1,000 in damage and theft.CanadaFeb 25
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Two people accused of vandalizing Winnipeg’s troubled new police HQWinnipeg police have arrested a man and a woman who they say opened water supply valves, leading to flooding at police headquarters. The pair face charges of mischief over $5,000.CrimeFeb 15
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Police investigate fires, broken windows at offices of Manitoba politiciansPolice are investigating damage at the Winnipeg constituency offices of two Manitoba cabinet ministers.CrimeSep 23, 2025
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