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CNNW Anderson July 5, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CNNW Anderson July 5, 2024

voting machines were discussed. we talk about how close we came to a constitutional crisis. in ukraine president biden sends cluster missions to the flight. and the pledge/legions to get to the ballot, they have to promise in writing to support the nominee, no matter who it ends up being. good evening. we begin by digging deeper into the 2020 oval office meeting that jack smith's team has shown a renewed focus on. there are two reasons for that. first we have the perspective of someone who knows the cast of characters in the meeting and has worked with many of them over the years...

Calgary shooting suspect wanted by police, photo released - Vimarsana News

Calgary shooting suspect wanted by police, photo released

Calgary police have released a photo of a man wanted after a deadly shooting in the community of Shawnessy last month.

$3.5M in funding for Alberta to fight human trafficking - Vimarsana News

$3.5M in funding for Alberta to fight human trafficking

The province is using $3.5 million in funding to help support 20 anti-human trafficking organizations in Alberta.

Edmonton police say stolen vehicles being used for crime, shipped overseas, as thefts rise - Vimarsana News

Edmonton police say stolen vehicles being used for crime, shipped overseas, as thefts rise

New data suggests Edmonton police officers have been keeping busy over the past year, responding to a steady increase in vehicle thefts.

Source: cbc.ca
Stolen to commit crime or sold overseas: Vehicle thefts increase in Edmonton - Vimarsana News

Stolen to commit crime or sold overseas: Vehicle thefts increase in Edmonton

The number of vehicles reported stolen in the city has increased 26 per cent over the last three years, according to the Edmonton Police Service.