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Public input wanted for Waterloo region's next police chief - Vimarsana News

Public input wanted for Waterloo region's next police chief

What do you want to see in your new police chief? That's the question the Waterloo Regional Police Services board is asking people in an online survey.

Source: cbc.ca
WRPS to develop new policies to identify systemic discrimination - Vimarsana News

WRPS to develop new policies to identify systemic discrimination

The Waterloo Regional Police Service is taking a closer look at how to better identify systemic discrimination within the force.

To understand Ottawa's use of the Emergencies Act, we need to know what cabinet knew - Vimarsana News

To understand Ottawa's use of the Emergencies Act, we need to know what cabinet knew

Attempts to follow the threads that led to the federal government's historic invocation of the Emergencies Act in February already have come upon a knot — the question of who, if anyone, provided the advice that led the government to declare an emergency.

Source: cbc.ca
19 arrests, 147 charges from St. Patrick's Day street party in Waterloo - Vimarsana News

19 arrests, 147 charges from St. Patrick's Day street party in Waterloo

Nineteen people were arrested and 147 charges or tickets were issued last Thursday as people partied on Marshall Street in Waterloo, Ont., to mark St. Patrick's Day, the regional police service says.

Source: cbc.ca
St. Patrick's Day parties move to Marshall Street in Waterloo - Vimarsana News

St. Patrick's Day parties move to Marshall Street in Waterloo

After two years of subdued celebrations, students are partying along Marshall Street as Ezra Avenue is heavily fenced off. Around 1 p.m., Marshall Street was also closed at Regina Street as the crowd continued to swell.