Stronger communities start with connection. Join our Halloween Kids & Pet Parade—all kids welcome, with or without a pet! 🎃 Oct. 31 | Noon–2 p.m. Halton Police Safety Village, Oakville Bring 1 dog item (food or toy) to donate. Register Here: forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/…

There goes another cop. Children and animals. weartv.com/news/local/fdle-f…

These kinds of additinal resources/supports are great! But, only actually works when there is time & person you are interacting with wants to engage. Doesnt always happen despite best efforts or what pundits & critics like to suggest... ctvnews.ca/atlantic/nova-sco…

Lorne Doerkson in BC. Danielle Smith in Alberta. Scott Moe in Saskatchewan. This is the coalition that's going to get pipelines and export terminals built and turn Canada into an ENERGY SUPERPOWER!

Another great example of the value of Air3 in action. 👏 When a suspect tried to run from police, Air3 helped officers keep sight of the individual from the air, allowing them to safely track their movements and make an arrest. By giving officers, a real-time view from above, Air3 enhances coordinated frontline operations, improves response capabilities, and helps keep our communities safe.

‘Volatile situation brewing’: First Nations leader warns B.C.’s incoming premier ctvnews.ca/vancouver/article…

Canada-United Arab Emirates sign MOU on defence cooperation

In less than a year on the job, our newest officers have already made a meaningful impact across Peel, responding to emergencies, supporting victims, investigating incidents, and serving their communities every day. Behind every response is the training, mentorship, and preparation that helped develop the skills, confidence, and professionalism needed to meet the demands of modern policing. As Peel Regional Police continues to invest in strengthening its frontline capacity and community presence, these officers play an important role in helping us respond to calls for service more quickly, more often, and where they're needed most. Their work shows how policing offers the chance to serve with purpose, support those in need, and help build safer communities across Peel. To learn more, visit PeelPolice.ca/HowWeDolt

It is not a declaration of war. I’m not sure when both the right and the left decided to start throwing these terms around but it’s irresponsible, dangerous, and not productive in the least. I watched @TheRealKeean talk about going to war, now I’m seeing Grand Chief Stewart Phillip do the same. This is legislation, and it must reflect the expectations of voters - that’s how democracy works. British Columbians voted for the BC Conservatives and part of their campaign was to repeal it, and citizens voted for it. If after an election, you don’t like the result and the policies - you shouldn’t start viewing that as a declaration of war. It’s democracy in action. If my members voted for a new Chief, with a different vision, I don’t get to call that an act an act of war - I respect the results and seek to work with the new leader on their path.

The Trump admin said that ICE would scale back on community arrests if states complied with its deportation agenda. But data show that was a false promise. ICE's assault on communities has only gotten worse, even for states that do collaborate with the federal agency:

Another nonsensical CBC story; almost 5,000 police personnel serving population over 2 million people responding 2 almost 400,000 calls 4 service, managing 1.4 million 911 calls. 2 incidents SPVM taking seriously (as they should) dont make 4 a "scandal"🤦‍♂️ app.meltwater.com/shareddocu…

Halloween is creeping up! Keep it spooky—and safe—with these trick-or-treating tips!