Vancouver: Channel-Port aux Basques RCMP arrested two individuals —a 22-year-old woman and a 30-year-old man — early Saturday morning after a traffic stop revealed that the pair were in possession of cocaine and open cannabis.

officers were on patrol looking for impaired and erratic drivers when they spotted and stopped a vehicle on Main Road in Isle aux Morts.

During the traffic stop, the officers observed suspected cocaine and open cannabis in the car. The driver, a 22-year-old woman, and her lone passenger, a 30-year-old man, were arrested. A search of the vehicle resulted in the seizure of a substance believed to be cocaine.

The pair both of St. David’s   are expected to make their first appearance in court on April 27, 2026 to answer to a charge under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act of possession of a controlled substance.

It is against the law to drive with cannabis that is open or not sealed in its original purchase packaging, and the driver was ticketed under the Cannabis Control Act for having open cannabis on her person while driving a motor vehicle. The investigation is ongoing.

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Vancouver: Burnaby RCMP is asking for public assistance in identifying either of two suspect pickup trucks involved in the theft of a $100,000 Bobcat loader.

On  November 30, 2025, two pickup trucks, one hauling an empty flat deck trailer, arrived in the area of Midlawn Drive and Westlawn Drive in the Brentwood area of North Burnaby. A short time later, the same two pickup trucks left the area, this time with a stolen Bobcat loader, worth approximately $100,000, was on the flat deck trailer.

“This is more than an inconvenience to the owner. This is a hundred-thousand-dollar theft.” said Cpl. Mike Kalanj with the Burnaby RCMP. “If you recognize either of the suspect vehicles or have any knowledge of this incident, our investigators would like to hear from you.”

Suspect truck 1 is believed to be a Chevy Silverado, Black tonneau cover, distinct silver or grey gas door on the driver’s side while the lower part of the truck’s body was a lighter color and towing a flat deck trailer. Suspect truck 2 included Red pickup truck and is  believed to be a Ford Ranger.

Police are asking anyone,  that can identify either suspect vehicle or has any information that can assist their investigators, to  contact Burnaby RCMP.

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Vancouver : The new recruits patrolling the Lower Mainland are four-legged and already making their presence felt — bringing sharp noses, serious instincts and an undeniable dose of charm to the fight against crime. They are Police Service Dogs (PSD)  Shelby, Sammy and Sultan, who have been offering all possible help to  fight against crime in the Lower Mainland since this fall.

They’ve completed their training at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre (PDSTC) in Innisfail, Alberta and have joined the Lower Mainland District Integrated Police Dog Service (LMD IPDS). These three dogs have all been named starting with the letter ‘S’ because they were born in 2023. Each year, the RCMP PDSTC in Innisfail, Alberta names the puppies beginning with the same letter. PDSTC also holds the Name the Puppy contest for children across the country to help name these potential police dogs.

LMD IPDS is responsible for supporting frontline policing, with police dog teams, across the region. They serve the 28 municipalities policed by the RCMP and six municipal policing partners in Surrey, Abbotsford, Delta, New Westminster, Port Moody and West Vancouver.

PSD Sultan and Cst. Corey Braddick have been working together since the very beginning of Sultan’s career. Cst. Braddick started raising Sultan as a young puppy and now they’ve completed their training. The pair had their first shift in October. Sultan’s working profile is frontline duty and explosives detection.  PSD Sammy and Cst. Dave Dolan started in the LMD in October and work in the frontline duty and explosives detection profile.

PSD Shelby and Cst. Alexandra Bourque had their first shift in September. Shelby’s working profile is frontline duty and explosives detection. Shelby carries a legacy of bravery and service as he was named after Constable Shelby Patton, who was killed in the line of duty in Saskatchewan in 2021.

To get to this stage, all three Constables spent several years in the ‘quarrying’ and ‘imprinting’ process, raising and training puppies before they went off to PDSTC, RCMP release stated,

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Vancouver: Surrey Police Service (SPS) has arrested a man wanted on over 30 Criminal Code and other charges at the request of Calgary Police Service.

On October 29, 2025, Calgary Police Service contacted SPS requesting assistance with locating and arresting a man, who was wanted and believed to be in the Surrey area. SPS’s Prolific Offenders Team led the local search and liaised with the Calgary Police Service, Alberta Provincial Crown, and the RCMP’s E Division Fugitive Return Program (FRP).

On December 11, 2025, the man was located in Burnaby by SPS officers, arrested, and remanded pending his return to Calgary by the Alberta Sheriffs Branch.

39-year-old Tyler Joshua Evoy has been arrested on warrants related to numerous offences including  multiple counts of Criminal Harassment contrary to section 264(2)(b) of the Criminal Code of Canada, Multiple counts of Distribution of an intimate image without consent contrary to section 162.1(1) of the Criminal Code of Canada and Multiple counts of failing to comply with a court order

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