Category: News

  • Calgary Police Recover $1.33 Million Worth of Stolen Property

    Calgary Police Recover $1.33 Million Worth of Stolen Property

    The Calgary Police Service Centralized Break and Enter Teams have concluded an operation that resulted in 108 charges being laid, 39 outstanding warrants executed and approximately $1.33 million worth of stolen property recovered, including 47 stolen vehicles. The investigation began following three separate break and enters that occurred at a business located in the 3400…

  • Okotoks RCMP – Police car ramming suspect – Arrested

    Okotoks RCMP – Police car ramming suspect – Arrested

    Okotoks, Alberta – 34-year-old Cameron David Randall, who was the subject of an arrest warrant, was arrested by Calgary Police Service on November 25, 2017. Okotoks RCMP laid charges in relation to an incident on October 26, 2017 in the Walmart parking lot, in which two police vehicles were rammed by a stolen truck.  An arrest warrant…

  • UPDATE: Okotoks RCMP – Investigate suspicious occurrence

    UPDATE: Okotoks RCMP – Investigate suspicious occurrence

    Following a thorough investigation of this incident, the RCMP have determined that this event did not take place as originally reported.

  • Conservative MP John Barlow to visit Agribition in Regina

    Conservative MP John Barlow to visit Agribition in Regina

    OTTAWA, ON – John Barlow, Associate Conservative Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Agri-Food and Member of Parliament for Foothills, will be attending Agribition in Regina, Saskatchewan. He will be meeting with industry leaders to discuss major issues currently affecting the agriculture sector, including recent tax changes, NAFTA renegotiations, failed TPP meetings and trade irritants with…

  • Okotoks RCMP Investigate Attempted Robbery

    Okotoks RCMP Investigate Attempted Robbery

    Okotoks Alberta – On November 22nd, 2017 the Okotoks RCMP responded to a complaint of an attempted robbery at the Bank of Montreal in the Town of Okotoks. At approximately 3:36 p.m., a male suspect entered the bank and showed a note to the teller demanding money.  The suspect fled without any money taken. The teller was not injured during this…

  • Pat Stier, MLA Livingstone-Macleod Presents Cheque to Turner Valley Golf Club

    Pat Stier, MLA Livingstone-Macleod Presents Cheque to Turner Valley Golf Club

    Pat Stier, MLA presented a cheque for $47,385 to J.D. Scheller, General Manager of the Turner Valley Golf Club.

  • Keystone XL: Statement from Premier Notley

    Keystone XL: Statement from Premier Notley

    Premier Rachel Notley issued the following statement regarding the Nebraska Public Service Commission’s approval of TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline route: “As we stated in our submission to the Nebraska Public Service Commission, this pipeline will mean greater energy security for all North Americans by making sure people have access to Alberta’s responsibly developed energy resources.…

  • NDP Refuses to Focus on Alberta’s Priorities

    NDP Refuses to Focus on Alberta’s Priorities

    EDMONTON, AB: Friday, the NDP rejected yet another common-sense motion that would make it clear to Albertans that their government truly does have their backs when it comes to the Trudeau Liberals’ sustained attacks on Alberta’s economy. This afternoon UCP Opposition Leader Jason Nixon sought unanimous consent of the Legislative Assembly to introduce the following common-sense…

  • Pharmacist Given Conditional Sentence for Health Information Breaches

    Pharmacist Given Conditional Sentence for Health Information Breaches

    A pharmacist pleaded guilty to accessing health information in contravention of the Health Information Act (HIA) and received a conditional sentence order on October 16, 2017. In October 2014, the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC) received a breach report from Covenant Health where Basel Alsaadi had been employed prior to his resignation. The investigation…

  • Municipalities Get Relief on Uncollectable Tax

    Municipalities Get Relief on Uncollectable Tax

    The Alberta government is supporting municipalities by providing a tax credit for uncollectable education property taxes on oil and gas properties.   Municipalities collect education property taxes on behalf of the province through their municipal property tax system. Oil and gas facilities are taxed until there is an abandoned status on the records of the…

  • Okotoks RCMP requesting assistance in assault of youth

    Okotoks RCMP requesting assistance in assault of youth

    November 18, 2017 Okotoks RCMP investigate suspicious occurrence Okotoks, Alberta- Okotoks RCMP responded to a report of a male assaulting a youth in the backyard of the youth’s residence in the Cimarron Vista Area. This matter is still under investigation and police are asking anyone who may have information regarding this investigation to call Okotoks…

  • Alberta Green Party: Announcing the New Shadow Cabinet Members

    Alberta Green Party: Announcing the New Shadow Cabinet Members

    It is with great pleasure and pride that I introduce the new members of my Shadow Cabinet; Sandy Aberdeen, Larry Ashmore, Pat Cuthbert, James Friesen, Roger Gagne, Sheryl McCumsey, Janet Keeping, James Kohut, Carl Svoboda, Catriona Wright and Ryan Zedic This group brings a depth of experience and knowledge that is outstanding! These cabinet members…

  • RCMP – Okotoks and High River – Firearm at School and Flight from Police

    RCMP – Okotoks and High River – Firearm at School and Flight from Police

    RCMP Okotoks Respond to Report of Firearm in Local School Okotoks, Alberta – On November 15, 2017 RCMP were called to a local school for a report of a student with a possible firearm. The RCMP members in attendance were able to locate the student in question and located a pellet gun. The school was not…

  • Message from Turner Valley RCMP and Rural Crime Watch on Suspicious Activity

    Message from Turner Valley RCMP and Rural Crime Watch on Suspicious Activity

    The R.C.M.P. has asked us to send you this message: We continue to receive reports of suspicious vehicles and property crime in and around our jurisdiction. We are not alone in this fight, as neighbouring detachments and other police forces are experiencing the same issues. Stolen Vehicles, Break and Enter, Theft of Property, Suspicious Vehicles/Persons…

  • Alberta RCMP Remind Motorists to Buckle Up

    Alberta RCMP Remind Motorists to Buckle Up

    Edmonton, Alta. – Mandatory seatbelt laws have been in effect for over 30 years in Alberta.  Yet, there remains a small percentage of drivers and passengers who are inconsistent in their use of seatbelts or choose not to use them altogether, putting themselves and others at risk. The Alberta RCMP remind motorists that no matter how short…