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🔵 UPDATE 🔵 A woman is recovering following an altercation that occurred last week in the northwest community of Edgemont, which resulted in the death of 1 man. 📍 At approx. 4:15 p.m., on Friday, Jan. 9, 2026, we were called to the 0 to 100 block of Edgemont Court N.W., for reports of an altercation inside a residence. Upon arrival, police located a man in his 40s in medical distress, as well as a woman in her 30s who had sustained injuries. The man was pronounced deceased on scene & the woman was transported to hospital in stable condition. A witness was also located at the scene who was uninjured. After a thorough investigation, police believe that the man had lured the woman to the residence under a false pretence of a property showing. While in the residence, the man attacked the woman without provocation. An altercation ensued, which resulted in the death of the man. The woman was able to escape the residence & get the attention of neighbours, who called 911. The man & woman were not involved in a domestic relationship. An autopsy was conducted today, Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026, by The Office of the Chief Medical, which identified the man as 48-year-old Shahbaz AHMED. As investigators have determined that the woman was acting in self-defence, AHMED’s death has been deemed a non-culpable homicide & no charges will be laid in this incident. “An incident of this nature is extremely rare & deeply unsettling for the victim, her family & all Calgarians,” says Acting Staff Sergeant Scott Guterson of the CPS Homicide Unit. “The victim’s actions undoubtedly saved her life & our thoughts are with her as she continues to recover.” To protect the privacy of the victim, no further details will be released. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact police by calling the non-emergency number. Information? ☎️ CPS: 403-266-1234 🛑 Crime Stoppers YYC ⚖ Case #: CA26012942 | 4786 🌐

🔵 UPDATE 🔵 A woman is recovering following an altercation that occurred last week in the northwest community of Edgemont, which resulted in the death of 1 man. 📍 At approx. 4:15 p.m., on Friday, Jan. 9, 2026, we were called to the 0 to 100 block of Edgemont Court N.W., for reports of an altercation inside a residence. Upon arrival, police located a man in his 40s in medical distress, as well as a woman in her 30s who had sustained injuries. The man was pronounced deceased on scene & the woman was transported to hospital in stable condition. A witness was also located at the scene who was uninjured. After a thorough investigation, police believe that the man had lured the woman to the residence under a false pretence of a property showing. While in the residence, the man attacked the woman without provocation. An altercation ensued, which resulted in the death of the man. The woman was able to escape the residence & get the attention of neighbours, who called 911. The man & woman were not involved in a domestic relationship. An autopsy was conducted today, Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026, by The Office of the Chief Medical, which identified the man as 48-year-old Shahbaz AHMED. As investigators have determined that the woman was acting in self-defence, AHMED’s death has been deemed a non-culpable homicide & no charges will be laid in this incident. “An incident of this nature is extremely rare & deeply unsettling for the victim, her family & all Calgarians,” says Acting Staff Sergeant Scott Guterson of the CPS Homicide Unit. “The victim’s actions undoubtedly saved her life & our thoughts are with her as she continues to recover.” To protect the privacy of the victim, no further details will be released. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact police by calling the non-emergency number. Information? ☎️ CPS: 403-266-1234 🛑 Crime Stoppers YYC ⚖ Case #: CA26012942 | 4786 🌐

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🚨 EFFECTIVE TODAY, SEPT. 1, 2023 🚨 ✋ Drivers travelling in the adjacent lane are required to slow down to 60 km/h or lowest posted speed limit for all emergency responders or roadside workers, including stopped maintenance vehicles & snowplows with their flashing lights activated. 🦺 Drivers are required to safely move over to an alternate lane, if possible, to provide workers with extra space.

🚨 EFFECTIVE TODAY, SEPT. 1, 2023 🚨 ✋ Drivers travelling in the adjacent lane are required to slow down to 60 km/h or lowest posted speed limit for all emergency responders or roadside workers, including stopped maintenance vehicles & snowplows with their flashing lights activated. 🦺 Drivers are required to safely move over to an alternate lane, if possible, to provide workers with extra space.

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We’re releasing CCTV footage of a vehicle that may be connected to a hit-and-run collision that occurred last month at 52 Street and 61 Avenue S.E., leaving a woman seriously injured. Anyone with information can contact police or Crime Stoppers YYC.

We’re releasing CCTV footage of a vehicle that may be connected to a hit-and-run collision that occurred last month at 52 Street and 61 Avenue S.E., leaving a woman seriously injured. Anyone with information can contact police or Crime Stoppers YYC.

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🚨 See flashing lights on the side of the road? Know the rules 🚨 📅 The Government of Alberta announced the following changes effective Friday, Sept. 1, 2023: 🔹 Drivers travelling in the adjacent lane are required to SLOW DOWN to 60 km/h or the posted speed limit, whichever is lower, for all emergency responders or roadside workers, including stopped maintenance vehicles & snowplows with their flashing lights activated. 🔹 Drivers are required to safely move over to an alternate lane, if possible, to provide workers with extra space. Share the road responsibly & help keep our emergency responders & roadside workers safe! Alberta Government

🚨 See flashing lights on the side of the road? Know the rules 🚨 📅 The Government of Alberta announced the following changes effective Friday, Sept. 1, 2023: 🔹 Drivers travelling in the adjacent lane are required to SLOW DOWN to 60 km/h or the posted speed limit, whichever is lower, for all emergency responders or roadside workers, including stopped maintenance vehicles & snowplows with their flashing lights activated. 🔹 Drivers are required to safely move over to an alternate lane, if possible, to provide workers with extra space. Share the road responsibly & help keep our emergency responders & roadside workers safe! Alberta Government

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👮🌎 The Calgary Police Service is launching a Real-Time Translation feature on body-worn cameras, enabling officers & community members to communicate in more than 50 languages at the push of a button during everyday interactions. No phones. No apps. Just clear, two-way communication when it matters most. 💬 By breaking down language barriers, this feature helps us better serve Calgary’s diverse communities & support safer, more connected conversations across our city during calls for service. We are committed to prioritizing transparency & protecting privacy as we adopt new technology. ℹ️ For more information on how the Calgary Police Service adheres to privacy regulations, please visit 🌐 Learn more about the Real-Time Translation feature at

👮🌎 The Calgary Police Service is launching a Real-Time Translation feature on body-worn cameras, enabling officers & community members to communicate in more than 50 languages at the push of a button during everyday interactions. No phones. No apps. Just clear, two-way communication when it matters most. 💬 By breaking down language barriers, this feature helps us better serve Calgary’s diverse communities & support safer, more connected conversations across our city during calls for service. We are committed to prioritizing transparency & protecting privacy as we adopt new technology. ℹ️ For more information on how the Calgary Police Service adheres to privacy regulations, please visit 🌐 Learn more about the Real-Time Translation feature at

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🔴UPDATE: PENBROOKE MEADOWS INCIDENT🔴 At approx. 9 a.m. today, Friday, March 15, 2024, Supt. Joe Brar spoke with media to provide an update on the ongoing incident in Penbrooke Meadows and offer support and ongoing resources for those impacted. At 11:30 a.m. the Calgary Emergency Management Agency opened an Information Centre at the Village Square Leisure Centre located at 2623 56 St. N.E. If you are impacted by the incident and need access to services, the centre will offer snacks, water, showers, phone/device charging, emotional health support and additional information as it becomes available. If you require any other assistance, please call 📞 403-266-1234.

🔴UPDATE: PENBROOKE MEADOWS INCIDENT🔴 At approx. 9 a.m. today, Friday, March 15, 2024, Supt. Joe Brar spoke with media to provide an update on the ongoing incident in Penbrooke Meadows and offer support and ongoing resources for those impacted. At 11:30 a.m. the Calgary Emergency Management Agency opened an Information Centre at the Village Square Leisure Centre located at 2623 56 St. N.E. If you are impacted by the incident and need access to services, the centre will offer snacks, water, showers, phone/device charging, emotional health support and additional information as it becomes available. If you require any other assistance, please call 📞 403-266-1234.

109,290 views • 2 years ago

🔵 3 officers charged with criminal offences involving sexual misconduct 🔵 3 serving officers of the Calgary Police Service (CPS) have been charged in relation to 2 separate, but linked investigations. These investigations were carried out by the CPS with oversight by the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) & involve allegations of sexual misconduct. The investigation began in January 2025. It is alleged that an officer met women during the course of his duties & had, or attempted to have, personal & sexual contact with them, both on & off duty. Const. Adam McBride, has been charged with 4 counts of breach of trust under the Criminal Code of Canada. 📌 Const. McBride, a 14-year member, was relieved from duty without pay & effective Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2025, is no longer an employee of the CPS. He will next appear in court on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026. 📌 It is alleged that another officer was aware of & encouraged, or facilitated, the alleged conduct of Const. McBride. Const. David Harms has been charged with 2 counts of breach of trust under the Criminal Code of Canada. He is a 17-year member & was relieved from duty without pay. He will next appear in court on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026. 📌 During the investigation, direct messages were uncovered where a photo of a partially naked woman was shared without consent. Const. Tyler Hobberstad has been charged with 1 count of breach of trust & 1 count of distribution of an intimate image under the Criminal Code of Canada. He is a 6-year member & was relieved from duty without pay. He will next appear in court on Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026. We recognize a power imbalance exists between police officers & members of the public. Anyone who believes they have received inappropriate contact of a personal nature by a police officer is strongly encouraged to report such circumstances to the Professional Standards Section, or as of Monday, Dec. 1, 2025, to the new Police Review Commission. ℹ️ The Professional Standards Section can be reached by phone at 403-428-5904, or by filing an online report through the PSS portal: ⚖️ Case #: CA25120746 / CA25362181 | 5464 🌐

🔵 3 officers charged with criminal offences involving sexual misconduct 🔵 3 serving officers of the Calgary Police Service (CPS) have been charged in relation to 2 separate, but linked investigations. These investigations were carried out by the CPS with oversight by the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) & involve allegations of sexual misconduct. The investigation began in January 2025. It is alleged that an officer met women during the course of his duties & had, or attempted to have, personal & sexual contact with them, both on & off duty. Const. Adam McBride, has been charged with 4 counts of breach of trust under the Criminal Code of Canada. 📌 Const. McBride, a 14-year member, was relieved from duty without pay & effective Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2025, is no longer an employee of the CPS. He will next appear in court on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026. 📌 It is alleged that another officer was aware of & encouraged, or facilitated, the alleged conduct of Const. McBride. Const. David Harms has been charged with 2 counts of breach of trust under the Criminal Code of Canada. He is a 17-year member & was relieved from duty without pay. He will next appear in court on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026. 📌 During the investigation, direct messages were uncovered where a photo of a partially naked woman was shared without consent. Const. Tyler Hobberstad has been charged with 1 count of breach of trust & 1 count of distribution of an intimate image under the Criminal Code of Canada. He is a 6-year member & was relieved from duty without pay. He will next appear in court on Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026. We recognize a power imbalance exists between police officers & members of the public. Anyone who believes they have received inappropriate contact of a personal nature by a police officer is strongly encouraged to report such circumstances to the Professional Standards Section, or as of Monday, Dec. 1, 2025, to the new Police Review Commission. ℹ️ The Professional Standards Section can be reached by phone at 403-428-5904, or by filing an online report through the PSS portal: ⚖️ Case #: CA25120746 / CA25362181 | 5464 🌐

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✨ Lights of Hope ✨ Tonight, we joined first responders from across Calgary to show support for the patients, families & dedicated staff at the Alberta Children’s Hospital. 🎄🚨 In this annual tradition, we shine our lights for those spending the holidays away from home, hoping to bring comfort & lift their spirits. 🤝 We extend our sincere appreciation to our partner agencies for coming together to make this special night possible.

✨ Lights of Hope ✨ Tonight, we joined first responders from across Calgary to show support for the patients, families & dedicated staff at the Alberta Children’s Hospital. 🎄🚨 In this annual tradition, we shine our lights for those spending the holidays away from home, hoping to bring comfort & lift their spirits. 🤝 We extend our sincere appreciation to our partner agencies for coming together to make this special night possible.

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🔎 NEED TO IDENTIFY 🔍 We are looking for the public’s help to identify suspects who are believed to be responsible for a vehicle fire that occurred in northeast Calgary last month. 📍 On Thursday, May 11, 2023, at approximately 8 p.m., three men parked a 2015 black Jeep Cherokee in the alley behind a residence located in the 500 block of 10 Avenue N.E. The men quickly exited the vehicle, lit it on fire and then fled the scene. Based on review of CCTV footage, the suspects ran east in the alley, north on Fifth Street N.E. & then east on 10 Avenue N.E. The Calgary Fire Department attended the scene & extinguished the fire, which caused significant damage to the vehicle & a nearby fence. Investigators determined the Jeep was stolen three days prior from a residence located in the 2400 block of 28 Avenue S.W. Information? ☎️ CPS: 403-266-1234 🛑 Crime Stoppers YYC ⚖️ Case #: CA23197354 | 4118 🌐

🔎 NEED TO IDENTIFY 🔍 We are looking for the public’s help to identify suspects who are believed to be responsible for a vehicle fire that occurred in northeast Calgary last month. 📍 On Thursday, May 11, 2023, at approximately 8 p.m., three men parked a 2015 black Jeep Cherokee in the alley behind a residence located in the 500 block of 10 Avenue N.E. The men quickly exited the vehicle, lit it on fire and then fled the scene. Based on review of CCTV footage, the suspects ran east in the alley, north on Fifth Street N.E. & then east on 10 Avenue N.E. The Calgary Fire Department attended the scene & extinguished the fire, which caused significant damage to the vehicle & a nearby fence. Investigators determined the Jeep was stolen three days prior from a residence located in the 2400 block of 28 Avenue S.W. Information? ☎️ CPS: 403-266-1234 🛑 Crime Stoppers YYC ⚖️ Case #: CA23197354 | 4118 🌐

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Today, Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026, the Calgary Police Service (CPS) is conducting another focused Safer Calgary - Operation Order initiative in downtown Calgary & the surrounding area. Throughout the day, CPS officers, along with City of Calgary Community Safety & Calgary Transit Public Safety peace officers, are proactively engaging with people in the identified areas, connecting them with supports & where necessary, enforcing laws & bylaws around drug use, possession, trafficking, social disorder & violent offences. These operations support the ongoing daily enforcement conducted by our patrol & Community Engagement Response Team (CERT) members. We encourage Calgarians to continue reporting crime & social disorder. These operations are data-driven, helping deploy resources where they are needed most. 🔗 For more information about Safer Calgary, visit 🤝 Alberta Sheriffs, City of Calgary, Calgary Transit, Chief Katie McLellan

Today, Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026, the Calgary Police Service (CPS) is conducting another focused Safer Calgary - Operation Order initiative in downtown Calgary & the surrounding area. Throughout the day, CPS officers, along with City of Calgary Community Safety & Calgary Transit Public Safety peace officers, are proactively engaging with people in the identified areas, connecting them with supports & where necessary, enforcing laws & bylaws around drug use, possession, trafficking, social disorder & violent offences. These operations support the ongoing daily enforcement conducted by our patrol & Community Engagement Response Team (CERT) members. We encourage Calgarians to continue reporting crime & social disorder. These operations are data-driven, helping deploy resources where they are needed most. 🔗 For more information about Safer Calgary, visit 🤝 Alberta Sheriffs, City of Calgary, Calgary Transit, Chief Katie McLellan

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First responders from across Calgary sounded our sirens tonight in support of the patients, families and staff at the Alberta Children's Hospital. Each year, we shine our lights on those whose holidays will be spent away from home, in hopes of lifting their spirits. 🎄🎅🚨 #yyc

First responders from across Calgary sounded our sirens tonight in support of the patients, families and staff at the Alberta Children's Hospital. Each year, we shine our lights on those whose holidays will be spent away from home, in hopes of lifting their spirits. 🎄🎅🚨 #yyc

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In the past 12 hours, Calgary has experienced 2 pedestrian fatalities in separate collisions. We are now on par with the 10-year high of fatal collisions in Calgary. So far in 2025, Calgary has seen over 300 collisions involving pedestrians, including 10 fatalities. October is Pedestrian Safety Month in Alberta’s Traffic Safety Calendar & we are urging Calgarians to exercise extra caution. Please stay alert, distraction-free & slow down. Road safety is a shared responsibility. We ask both motorists & pedestrians to look out for one another to help prevent further tragedies. Tips for drivers: 🔹 Make eye contact with pedestrians 🔹 Drive at a safe speed & stop for pedestrians at crosswalks 🔹 Never pass a vehicle at a crosswalk 🔹 Avoid distractions by keeping your eyes on the road & devices out of your hands Tips for pedestrians: 🔹 Use crosswalks & sidewalks 🔹 Look both ways before crossing the street 🔹 Follow traffic signs & signals 🔹 Avoid distractions & limit the use of earphones & devices when walking We remain committed to improving road safety for all Calgarians & continue working with The City of Calgary to advance the Safer Mobility Plan, guided by our shared goal of Vision Zero – mobility free of fatalities & serious injuries. 🌐 To learn more about the pedestrian fatality that occurred overnight, please visit: ℹ️ Details of this morning’s fatal collision will be released when they are available later today.

In the past 12 hours, Calgary has experienced 2 pedestrian fatalities in separate collisions. We are now on par with the 10-year high of fatal collisions in Calgary. So far in 2025, Calgary has seen over 300 collisions involving pedestrians, including 10 fatalities. October is Pedestrian Safety Month in Alberta’s Traffic Safety Calendar & we are urging Calgarians to exercise extra caution. Please stay alert, distraction-free & slow down. Road safety is a shared responsibility. We ask both motorists & pedestrians to look out for one another to help prevent further tragedies. Tips for drivers: 🔹 Make eye contact with pedestrians 🔹 Drive at a safe speed & stop for pedestrians at crosswalks 🔹 Never pass a vehicle at a crosswalk 🔹 Avoid distractions by keeping your eyes on the road & devices out of your hands Tips for pedestrians: 🔹 Use crosswalks & sidewalks 🔹 Look both ways before crossing the street 🔹 Follow traffic signs & signals 🔹 Avoid distractions & limit the use of earphones & devices when walking We remain committed to improving road safety for all Calgarians & continue working with The City of Calgary to advance the Safer Mobility Plan, guided by our shared goal of Vision Zero – mobility free of fatalities & serious injuries. 🌐 To learn more about the pedestrian fatality that occurred overnight, please visit: ℹ️ Details of this morning’s fatal collision will be released when they are available later today.

19,062 views • 7 months ago

🔴 POLICE INCIDENT - UPDATE🔴 The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred this morning in the northwest community of Dalhousie. 📍 At approx. 11:30 a.m., today, Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025, we were called for reports of a man with a knife acting aggressively towards a peace officer in the Dalhousie LRT Station parking lot. Police officers located the man & an altercation occurred, resulting in one Calgary Police Service (CPS) member discharging their Service firearm & striking the man. The man was transported to hospital where he remains in serious but stable condition. The Dalhousie LRT station has been shut down as officers continue their investigation. No CPS officers or other members of the public were injured & there is no risk to the public at this time. We recognize that witnessing acts of violence can deeply affect members of the community. The Victims Assistance Support Team (VAST) provides support across the city. VAST’s mobile office allows the team to provide in-person assistance directly on-scene & can be reached by contacting 403-428-8398, or toll-free at 1-888-327-7828. As is standard practice with any officer-involved shooting, ASIRT has been called in to investigate. No further details are available at this time. ⚖ Case #: CA25545135 🌐

🔴 POLICE INCIDENT - UPDATE🔴 The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred this morning in the northwest community of Dalhousie. 📍 At approx. 11:30 a.m., today, Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025, we were called for reports of a man with a knife acting aggressively towards a peace officer in the Dalhousie LRT Station parking lot. Police officers located the man & an altercation occurred, resulting in one Calgary Police Service (CPS) member discharging their Service firearm & striking the man. The man was transported to hospital where he remains in serious but stable condition. The Dalhousie LRT station has been shut down as officers continue their investigation. No CPS officers or other members of the public were injured & there is no risk to the public at this time. We recognize that witnessing acts of violence can deeply affect members of the community. The Victims Assistance Support Team (VAST) provides support across the city. VAST’s mobile office allows the team to provide in-person assistance directly on-scene & can be reached by contacting 403-428-8398, or toll-free at 1-888-327-7828. As is standard practice with any officer-involved shooting, ASIRT has been called in to investigate. No further details are available at this time. ⚖ Case #: CA25545135 🌐

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There's been more than 600 collisions reported to police since Monday morning & we're asking Calgarians to ensure they're driving according to the winter weather conditions. ❄🚗 Clearing your vehicle of snow, making sure vehicle lights are working & turned on, slowing down & travelling with an emergency kit in case you encounter car trouble are just a few easy but essential things that truly make a difference in everyone's safety, especially in frigid temperatures. If you do find yourself involved in a collision & require a tow, wait for first responders to arrive on scene before agreeing to have your vehicle towed. If vehicles are drivable & if it is safe to do so, move your vehicle off to the side of the road. ‼ For serious-injury collisions, call 911 immediately.

There's been more than 600 collisions reported to police since Monday morning & we're asking Calgarians to ensure they're driving according to the winter weather conditions. ❄🚗 Clearing your vehicle of snow, making sure vehicle lights are working & turned on, slowing down & travelling with an emergency kit in case you encounter car trouble are just a few easy but essential things that truly make a difference in everyone's safety, especially in frigid temperatures. If you do find yourself involved in a collision & require a tow, wait for first responders to arrive on scene before agreeing to have your vehicle towed. If vehicles are drivable & if it is safe to do so, move your vehicle off to the side of the road. ‼ For serious-injury collisions, call 911 immediately.

27,716 views • 1 year ago

After a record year of 29 fatal traffic collisions in 2024, we’ve already had 3 fatal collisions so far in 2025 & we’re still in the first month of the New Year. People’s lives have been forever changed by these tragedies & it has to stop. This is an alarming trend that cannot continue. 🗣 2024 marked the highest number of fatal collisions since 2013, a continuation of a year-over-year increase in collisions since 2021. It was also the highest year for pedestrian fatalities since 2005. Having the right of way does not always mean it is safe to proceed. Whether in a marked crosswalk or driving through a green light, it is crucial for all road users to first establish that it is in fact safe to proceed. As the city’s population continues to grow, that means there are more vehicles & more people using Calgary roads. We all need to look out for one another when driving, walking, cycling or using other modes of transportation. Road safety is everyone’s responsibility. We’re encouraging motorists to continue to drive safe all year round, no matter the weather or road conditions. We all deserve to make it home safe to our families every day. For the full media availability, please visit

After a record year of 29 fatal traffic collisions in 2024, we’ve already had 3 fatal collisions so far in 2025 & we’re still in the first month of the New Year. People’s lives have been forever changed by these tragedies & it has to stop. This is an alarming trend that cannot continue. 🗣 2024 marked the highest number of fatal collisions since 2013, a continuation of a year-over-year increase in collisions since 2021. It was also the highest year for pedestrian fatalities since 2005. Having the right of way does not always mean it is safe to proceed. Whether in a marked crosswalk or driving through a green light, it is crucial for all road users to first establish that it is in fact safe to proceed. As the city’s population continues to grow, that means there are more vehicles & more people using Calgary roads. We all need to look out for one another when driving, walking, cycling or using other modes of transportation. Road safety is everyone’s responsibility. We’re encouraging motorists to continue to drive safe all year round, no matter the weather or road conditions. We all deserve to make it home safe to our families every day. For the full media availability, please visit

24,583 views • 1 year ago

🏍️ Hey Calgary! We’ve seen clips & photos of the motorcades circulating on social media & thought you should hear directly from Insp. Patterson. Watch this video to learn more about the motorcades & why you are seeing them out & about this week!

🏍️ Hey Calgary! We’ve seen clips & photos of the motorcades circulating on social media & thought you should hear directly from Insp. Patterson. Watch this video to learn more about the motorcades & why you are seeing them out & about this week!

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We’re reminding Calgarians to slow down & drive safe, no matter the weather or road conditions. 📍 Early this morning, our members responded to reports of a 16-year-old motorcyclist who was believed to be travelling at a speed of 200 km/hr in the 9500 block of Crowchild Trail N.W. The rider lost control when passing a vehicle on the shoulder, ultimately striking the vehicle before striking a bridge. Thankfully the injuries sustained by the rider were not life-threatening or life-altering. He was transported to hospital in serious condition. ⚠️ So far this year, there’s been a total of 14 fatal collisions on Calgary roads, including four pedestrian fatalities. Speed drastically increases the possibility of serious, life-altering, life-threatening injuries or death. 🗣️ Road safety is everyone’s responsibility. To learn more about how you can help to ensure safer mobility in Calgary, visit

We’re reminding Calgarians to slow down & drive safe, no matter the weather or road conditions. 📍 Early this morning, our members responded to reports of a 16-year-old motorcyclist who was believed to be travelling at a speed of 200 km/hr in the 9500 block of Crowchild Trail N.W. The rider lost control when passing a vehicle on the shoulder, ultimately striking the vehicle before striking a bridge. Thankfully the injuries sustained by the rider were not life-threatening or life-altering. He was transported to hospital in serious condition. ⚠️ So far this year, there’s been a total of 14 fatal collisions on Calgary roads, including four pedestrian fatalities. Speed drastically increases the possibility of serious, life-altering, life-threatening injuries or death. 🗣️ Road safety is everyone’s responsibility. To learn more about how you can help to ensure safer mobility in Calgary, visit

16,115 views • 11 months ago

Camp Courage Calgary recently wrapped up a free, week-long camp for young women, girls and gender-diverse youth ages 15 to 18 who are interested in pursuing a career as a first responder. Camp Courage Calgary is a collaborative initiative delivered by the Calgary Police, Calgary Fire Department City of Calgary, Alberta Health Services and YouthLink Calgary Police Interpretive Centre & is funded by the Calgary Police Youth Foundation. Click on the link for more information

Camp Courage Calgary recently wrapped up a free, week-long camp for young women, girls and gender-diverse youth ages 15 to 18 who are interested in pursuing a career as a first responder. Camp Courage Calgary is a collaborative initiative delivered by the Calgary Police, Calgary Fire Department City of Calgary, Alberta Health Services and YouthLink Calgary Police Interpretive Centre & is funded by the Calgary Police Youth Foundation. Click on the link for more information

27,950 views • 2 years ago

🤠 Thank you to the estimated 330,000 people that attended the #Stampede parade today. We are grateful to celebrate alongside you. Your safety is critical to us & we, along with our partners, take our role seriously & work diligently to provide a safe environment for all. 🐎 Have a safe & fun Stampede!

🤠 Thank you to the estimated 330,000 people that attended the #Stampede parade today. We are grateful to celebrate alongside you. Your safety is critical to us & we, along with our partners, take our role seriously & work diligently to provide a safe environment for all. 🐎 Have a safe & fun Stampede!

12,529 views • 11 months ago

Here is a message to Calgarians from Chief Constable Mark Neufeld, addressing the pressures on our police budget. Despite these challenges, we remain committed to community safety & well-being, & to ensuring all CPS members are supported so they can continue effectively serving our community.

Here is a message to Calgarians from Chief Constable Mark Neufeld, addressing the pressures on our police budget. Despite these challenges, we remain committed to community safety & well-being, & to ensuring all CPS members are supported so they can continue effectively serving our community.

14,965 views • 1 year ago

🗣️ Growing Concern Over Youth Using Air Guns in Calgary 🗣️ In Calgary, air guns, including airsoft, pellet & BB guns are causing serious public safety concerns. Their realistic appearance can lead to dangerous incidents, life altering injuries, emergency police responses & criminal charges. Incidents involving air guns can escalate quickly & will result in a serious response from police officers, who must treat every potential threat to public safety as real. On average we are responding to at least one incident involving air guns everyday. Half of these incidents involve youth, who are often unaware of the risks and consequences. Recent incidents include youth shooting air guns at people & vehicles & using air guns in the commission of other offences including robberies, a carjacking, threats & intimidation. Let’s work together to keep our communities safe. Some important reminders relating to the use of air guns, include: 🚫 Discharging air guns in city limits is illegal. 🔒 Never carry air guns in public places, including parks, schools & malls. 🎯If youth are handling air guns for legitimate recreational purposes, their use should be supervised and in a controlled environment. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parents should talk to youth to educate them about safety risks & the potential consequences of carrying & using air guns. ☎️ Report unsafe use: 403-266-1234 or 911 in an emergency. 🌐 More info:

🗣️ Growing Concern Over Youth Using Air Guns in Calgary 🗣️ In Calgary, air guns, including airsoft, pellet & BB guns are causing serious public safety concerns. Their realistic appearance can lead to dangerous incidents, life altering injuries, emergency police responses & criminal charges. Incidents involving air guns can escalate quickly & will result in a serious response from police officers, who must treat every potential threat to public safety as real. On average we are responding to at least one incident involving air guns everyday. Half of these incidents involve youth, who are often unaware of the risks and consequences. Recent incidents include youth shooting air guns at people & vehicles & using air guns in the commission of other offences including robberies, a carjacking, threats & intimidation. Let’s work together to keep our communities safe. Some important reminders relating to the use of air guns, include: 🚫 Discharging air guns in city limits is illegal. 🔒 Never carry air guns in public places, including parks, schools & malls. 🎯If youth are handling air guns for legitimate recreational purposes, their use should be supervised and in a controlled environment. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parents should talk to youth to educate them about safety risks & the potential consequences of carrying & using air guns. ☎️ Report unsafe use: 403-266-1234 or 911 in an emergency. 🌐 More info:

11,146 views • 11 months ago

This week, #Calgary marks the 10th anniversary of the worst natural disaster the city has ever experienced, the Flood of 2013. Record rains caused catastrophic damage, homes were lost & neighbourhoods were destroyed by the raging rivers. 🗓️ Tomorrow, Tuesday, June 20, 2023, in partnership with Calgary Police, @YouthLinkyyc will launch a documentary from the perspective of front-line officers who responded to the worst natural disaster the city has ever experienced. Here is a sneak-peek. #yycFlood #yycFlood2013 #10years #2013Flood #yyc #calgary #Floodof2013

This week, #Calgary marks the 10th anniversary of the worst natural disaster the city has ever experienced, the Flood of 2013. Record rains caused catastrophic damage, homes were lost & neighbourhoods were destroyed by the raging rivers. 🗓️ Tomorrow, Tuesday, June 20, 2023, in partnership with Calgary Police, @YouthLinkyyc will launch a documentary from the perspective of front-line officers who responded to the worst natural disaster the city has ever experienced. Here is a sneak-peek. #yycFlood #yycFlood2013 #10years #2013Flood #yyc #calgary #Floodof2013

19,934 views • 3 years ago