Police evacuated Parliament, closed surrounding streets Saturday
Review of an earlier disciplinary decision upholds its conclusions
Chantel Moore had recently moved from B.C. to New Brunswick to be closer to family
Majority of police-involved civilian fatalities involve mental health or substances, says study
Ottawa Police Service asking for them “in anticipation of additional events and demonstrations.”
Chief says force has no intention of letting “Rolling Thunder Convoy” turn into illegal occupation
Premier Jason Kenney asked rural leaders to consider the merits of a provincial police service
Chief civilian director Ronald MacDonald says over the past two years, its caseload has ‘basically doubled’
The patch is seen as a white nationalist symbol, but some see it as a way to honour fallen officers
Province ordered the city to restore $5.7 million to the department’s 2021 budget
Attorney: convictions a reminder that all sworn law enforcement officers have a duty to intervene
Police chief not sure how many bullets were fired or how man in apartment building was shot
Authorities are now figuring out how best to use new powers. granted through the Emergencies Act
Ottawa police expect as many as 400 more trucks and up to 2,000 people to arrive this weekend
150 extra police officers sent to the areas of the city most affected
Court hears officer first dragged by fleeing vehicle, then fell into the path of an oncoming car
Police say they have avoided ticketing and towing trucks to avoid confrontations
