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$214M proposed police budget sparks debate among Waterloo region council - Vimarsana News

$214M proposed police budget sparks debate among Waterloo region council

The proposed 2023 Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) budget presented during Wednesday’s regional strategic planning and budget committee meeting, sparked debate and lively conversations among council.

Source: cbc.ca
Local group organizes townhall with WRPS Chief to discuss action against hate crimes - Vimarsana News

Local group organizes townhall with WRPS Chief to discuss action against hate crimes

Sunday marks the 6th anniversary of a deadly attack at a Quebec City mosque where six men were killed and five others were critically injured.

$214M budget approved by Waterloo Regional Police Services board - Vimarsana News

$214M budget approved by Waterloo Regional Police Services board

The Waterloo Regional Police Services board has approved the regional police's proposed $214 million budget for 2023.

Source: cbc.ca
Waterloo regional police asking for $18 million budget increase for 2023 - Vimarsana News

Waterloo regional police asking for $18 million budget increase for 2023

The request will now go before regional council and some community groups are already asking councillors to deny it in favour of allocating more money toward services like transportation, community-led mental health supports, affordable housing and the creation of a Black cultural centre.

Waterloo regional police deputy chief who led COVID-19 task force to retire this spring - Vimarsana News

Waterloo regional police deputy chief who led COVID-19 task force to retire this spring

Waterloo Regional Police Service Deputy Chief Shirley Hilton will retire from her role as deputy chief this spring, it's been announced.

Source: cbc.ca