Crime News in Alberta

March is Fraud Prevention Month. A crime prevention initiative aimed at educating and informing consumers and communities on how to recognize, report, and stop fraud. Identity theft and fraud continue to rise every year.

You may have heard or read about a few companies that were discussed heavily on social media and Reddit, surging in value seemingly overnight. These are referred to as “meme stocks” in the news and online.

An emergency can happen at any time. Being prepared with supplies is a great way to help manage these unfortunate situations. Awareness and preparation are important ways to protect you and your family. Ask yourself if you are prepared if you lost power…

As you consider your financial planning for the year ahead, it is important that you research any investment to ensure it’s right for you. Do you have the information necessary to protect yourself from the common tricks of scam artists?

The past year has been extremely difficult for many people. Job loss and unstable economic times does effect crime rates in our community. A global crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic has created stressful situations for many people.

Report crime and suspicious activity as they happen. The APP features RCMP online crime reporting, RCMP boundary maps, safety tips, a social services section, and the news bulletin section of our website.

Be vigilante about Cyber security

Alberta RCMP urge rural residents to use online crime reporting

The Winter News Letter is published

RCMP Detachments are collaborating their efforts and partnerships regarding hate motivated crimes.