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Transit cops intercepted a Metro Vancouver, B.C. multi-municipality drug trafficking ring; as a result, they seized guns, drugs and counterfeit cash.

Transit cops intercepted a Metro Vancouver, B.C. multi-municipality drug trafficking ring; as a result, they seized guns, drugs and counterfeit cash.

Transit cops intercepted a Metro Vancouver, B.C. multi-municipality drug trafficking ring; as a result, they seized guns, drugs and counterfeit cash.

Transit cops intercepted a Metro Vancouver, B.C. multi-municipality drug trafficking ring; as a result, they seized guns, drugs and counterfeit cash.

The cash is part of a commitment to invest $390 million across Canada for programs "to stop gun crime and gang violence before it starts."

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and his Environmental Enforcement team recently unveiled a $1.1 million initiative to help communities statewide crack down on polluters who use their backyard – or someone else’s property – as an enormous garbage can.

B.C. will get more than $54 million in federal funding to help tackle growing gang and gun violence, announced Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino.

A large-scale operation that included a stop in Coquitlam resulted in several seizures of drugs, cash and weapons in hopes of reducing gang violence in B.C.

An 18-year-old Winnipeg man has been charged with printing and selling ‘ghost guns’ out of a Boyd Avenue home. Read more.

Immigration officials intercepted a possible victim of human trafficking who presented a fake immigration stamp at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport over the weekend.