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'Cloaked in so much secrecy': Staffing split will hurt Alberta fish and wildlife management, critics say - Vimarsana News

'Cloaked in so much secrecy': Staffing split will hurt Alberta fish and wildlife management, critics say

Critics warn that splitting Alberta’s environmental management between ministries could curtail conservation efforts around the province.

With sheriffs coming to the city, what should Calgarians expect? A look at the role sheriffs play - Vimarsana News

With sheriffs coming to the city, what should Calgarians expect? A look at the role sheriffs play

Twelve sheriffs will join Calgary Police Service beat and bike teams in the downtown core for a pilot project running from Feb. 27 to May 31.

Source: cbc.ca
Alberta has updated its Police Act, but the work to improve policing rules isn't done yet - Vimarsana News

Alberta has updated its Police Act, but the work to improve policing rules isn't done yet

Critics say the changes to legislation late last year miss the mark in some areas. Now, further work is set to begin on police regulations, the rules that address the law's practical applications.

Source: cbc.ca
'Political Hot Potato': Policing Reform a Delicate Issue for Smith Ahead of Alberta Election - Vimarsana News

'Political Hot Potato': Policing Reform a Delicate Issue for Smith Ahead of Alberta Election

A provincial police force was something previous Alberta premier Jason Kenney favoured right up to his final days ...

Alberta provincial police service an 'unnecessary' cost, NPF says - Vimarsana News

Alberta provincial police service an 'unnecessary' cost, NPF says

A group that represents thousands of RCMP members across Alberta is attempting to convince the provincial government to abandon its idea of a provincial police service.