– NATIONAL FEED
CRIME ALERTS
FRAUD
Toronto, ON
Toronto Police warn of CRA impersonation scam. Callers demand immediate e-transfer or gift card payment threatening arrest. The CRA does not demand payment by phone.
VEHICLE THEFT
Brampton, ON
Peel Regional Police report relay-attack vehicle thefts targeting keyless-entry Honda CR-Vs, Toyota RAV4s, and Ford F-150s in residential driveways. Over 60 incidents this month.
ROBBERY
Surrey, BC
Surrey RCMP investigating armed robberies targeting late-night convenience stores along King George Boulevard. Suspect is a male in his 20s wearing a dark hoodie.
BREAK & ENTER
Calgary, AB
Calgary Police report residential garage break-ins in NW communities of Tuscany, Rocky Ridge, and Royal Oak. Unlocked side doors being targeted.
FRAUD
Vancouver, BC
Vancouver Police warn of grandparent scam surge. Fraudsters pose as grandchildren claiming legal trouble and requesting bail money. Losses exceed $500,000 across Metro Vancouver.
ASSUALT
Winnipeg, MB
Winnipeg Police Service reports an increase in unprovoked assaults in the downtown core and near Main Street shelters. Officers have increased foot patrols. Community members are advised to travel in groups after dark and report incidents immediately by calling 911.
FRAUD
Ottawa, Ontario
Ottawa Police Service warns of fraudulent e-transfer requests circulating via text message impersonating major Canadian banks. Victims are tricked into auto-depositing funds to fraudster accounts. Contact your bank immediately if you receive an unexpected e-transfer request.
BREAK & ENTER
Kelowna, British Columbia
Kelowna RCMP report a series of commercial break-ins targeting restaurants and retail stores in the downtown core. Entry gained through rear alley doors. Business owners advised to review security camera coverage and ensure rear entrances are deadbolted.
Suspicious Activity
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Halifax Regional Police advise residents in the North End and Hydrostone area of individuals canvassing door-to-door claiming to offer driveway sealing services. No municipal permits on file. Do not pay cash upfront. Verify contractor credentials through Service Nova Scotia.
DRUG ACTIVITY
Prince George, British Columbia
Prince George RCMP issue public safety advisory regarding a toxic drug supply. BC Coroners Service confirms multiple suspected overdose deaths linked to fentanyl-contaminated supply in the Northern Interior region. Naloxone kits available free at all BC pharmacies.
THEFT
Edmonton, AB
Edmonton Police Service reports a spike in catalytic converter thefts targeting Toyota Prius, Honda Element, and Ford trucks across south Edmonton. Incidents occurring in shopping centre parking lots during daytime hours. Consider installing a catalytic converter protection shield.
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
Mississauga, Ontario
Peel Regional Police warn of individuals posing as HVAC or home inspection contractors in Mississauga’s Erin Mills and Meadowvale communities. Always request photo ID and verify with the company directly before allowing entry. Call 905-453-3311 to report.
VANDALISM
Regina, Saskatchewan
Regina Police Service reports ongoing vandalism to park infrastructure and playground equipment in the Harbour Landing and Greens on Gardiner neighbourhoods. Residents with security camera footage are asked to contact the non-emergency line at 306-777-6500.
BREAK & ENTER
Hamilton, Ontario
Hamilton Police Service investigating a series of home invasions in the Stoney Creek and Binbrook areas. Suspects force entry through sliding patio doors while residents are home. Residents urged to install secondary door locks and contact 911 immediately if they hear suspicious activity.
FRAUD
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Manitoba RCMP warn of romance fraud targeting Canadians on social media and dating apps. Fraudsters build trust over weeks before requesting money for fabricated emergencies. Losses in Manitoba exceed $1.2 million this year. Report to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
VEHICLE THEFT
Edmonton, AB
Edmonton Police Service reports organized crime groups shipping stolen vehicles through the Port of Montreal to overseas markets. High-demand targets include Ford F-Series, RAM trucks, and Lexus SUVs. Install a GPS tracker and secondary immobilizer as deterrents.
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
Victoria, BC
Saanich Police Department advise Oak Bay and Saanich residents of a pattern of daytime residential surveillance. Unknown individuals observed photographing properties and testing gates. If you observe suspicious behaviour, note the description and call Victoria Police non-emergency at 250-995-7654.