This weekend is QCM weekend in Regina and running enthusiasts from this city and across the country are expected to take to the streets in the pursuit of fitness and fun. The Regina Police Service wants to ensure that safety is part of that equation as well, and asks all motorists in Regina to be…
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If we say the word “scam”, you’ve probably heard about some of the latest ways criminals try to defraud honest Canadians: the Grandparent Scam, the Romance Scam, the Bank Inspector scam, “Your SIN number has been compromised”, “You’ve won a prize (and you just have to pay the handling fees)…” etc. The list goes on…
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March is Fraud Prevention Month, and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) will be sharing a “Scam of the Day” every weekday for the month of March. We will be sharing these scams, with the hopes of educating the public and preventing a few fraud cases. 2015 Quick Facts on Scams (Stats are for Canada): In…
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In October 2014, the Saskatoon Police Service asked for assistance from the Regina Police Service to undertake an investigation concerning an alleged breach of confidentiality by a Saskatoon City Councillor. Upon the conclusion of the RPS investigation, in December 2014, the matter was sent to the Ministry of Justice Public Prosecutions Division for review. The…
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May is Impaired Driving Awareness Month in Regina. While the Regina Police Service works year-round to apprehend impaired drivers, the May Traffic Focus of the Month will increase attention to this problem as improving weather brings out more public activity. “Warm weather causes a huge increase in both vehicle and pedestrian activity on our roadways.”…
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