Tag Archives: Crime & Courts

Ronald Smith sounds tired. Despite good news last month, when a bill to resume executions in Montana was unexpectedly defeated, the Canadian on death row in that state is in a sombre mood. Smith, orig...

Collaboration between Saskatchewan RCMP and the Edmonton Police Service resulted in the arrest of three dangerous adult males on May 3, all of whom were wanted for separate incidents in Meadow Lake.Th...

The Meadow Lake RCMP is advising residents of a suspicious vehicle sighted in the community. On the night of May 1, police were informed of a white truck with a skull decal on the tailgate driving thr...

EDMONTON - The trial of an Alberta pastor accused of not following public health orders meant to curb the spread of COVID-19 is to begin today.Pastor James Coates of GraceLife Church spent a month in ...

The Meadow Lake RCMP has released its quarterly report outlining the detachment's calls for service over the last three months. Between January and March of this year, local law enforcement has handle...

The new commanding officer for the Saskatchewan division of the RCMP, says police intelligence and inter-provincial communication will be among the keys to addressing increasing rates of rural crime a...

Phone scams are nothing new in 2021, but the latest to hit Saskatchewan has been particularly persistent. SaskTel released a statement Tuesday acknowledging the recent increase in scam calls originati...

Charges have been upgraded in the Braeden Sparvier murder investigation.Twobears Bird, 22, was originally charged with accessory to murder after the fact. According to court records, the charge has no...

A man is in custody after police discovered several illegal narcotics during an investigation. On April 24, Meadow Lake RCMP pulled over a 54-year-old male for operating a vehicle while prohibited. At...

MISSOULA, Mont. - An Alberta man is awaiting a next court date in Montana after he was detained by American authorities for allegedly crossing the border in a kayak. The U.S. Department of Justice say...