POD: The Push
Danielle Paradis of APTN joins host Duncan Kinney to discuss politics and policing, body cams and the context and fallout of the violent push that was caught on camera in Chinatown.
Read moreFormer Calgary cops have investigated current Calgary cops for ASIRT on at least two occasions
In at least two cases former Calgary police officers have investigated serious incidents involving members of the same police force for the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team or ASIRT. In both cases ASIRT did not recommend charges.
Read moreUPDATE: Alberta spent at least $10.6 million on sham Senate “election” and referendums
The government of Alberta spent $10.6 million on its sham Senate “elections” and referendums on equalization and daylight savings.
Read moreEdmonton cop who drove drunk on Henday gets the minimum $1000 fine and one year driving ban
An Edmonton cop who hit the ditch twice while driving drunk on Anthony Henday Drive has pleaded guilty to impaired driving over 0.8mg% and received the minimum $1000 fine and a one year driving ban.
Read moreEdmonton spends $1.4 million a year on cash payouts for cop clothes
According to a Freedom of Information request the Edmonton Police Service have spent more than $4.2 million in direct cash payouts to cops for clothing, boots and dry-cleaning in the past three years. That’s $1.4 million a year for the last three years.
Read moreUCP leadership race power rankings: It’s all over but the groveling
Never underestimate a politician's ability to grovel.
Read moreVIDEO: Edmonton cop violently pushes unsuspecting woman to ground, police allege she had knife
Content warning: Police brutality and violence
Read moreUCP leadership race power rankings: Twirling towards freedom with shoddy polls and even worse slogans
Say you’re a curious journalist who’s doing a power ranking of the UCP leadership race candidates and you’re trying to figure out if there’s any data out there that supports your purely gut-based predictions from a week ago. Maybe polls would help?
Read moreDocuments show EPS had plan to mass-arrest counter-protestors during February Freedom Convoy demonstrations
Documents released by the Edmonton Police Commission show that the Edmonton Police Service had plans to arrest Freedom Convoy counter-protestors en masse, but had no plans to mass-arrest anyone involved in the Freedom Convoy itself.
Read moreOver two dozen Muslim organizations and mosques demand resignation of chief of the Alberta Human Rights Commission after he threatens to sue critics (UPDATE)
Twenty eight separate Alberta Muslim organizations, including nearly every major mosque in the province, are demanding the resignation of Alberta Human Rights Commission chief Collin May in a letter sent to Justice Minister Tyler Shandro.
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