Seeing the red lights flashing behind you while driving on the highway can immediately make your heart sink, so it's no surprise that a lot of drivers are using police scanners to detect nearby police ...
Police scanner communications have fallen silent in newsrooms in Saskatoon and will by early August in Regina as media organizations lose access to monitor the main dispatch channel. Both Saskatoon ...
Random police inspections of customer ID scanners in Edmonton bars and lounges may violate Alberta's privacy laws, some privacy and legal experts say. An Alberta privacy consultant says by routinely ...
The police services in Regina and Saskatoon are following others in the country by cutting the media off from police radio scanner channels. In the past, the media had access to what was called Police ...
Radio scanners that media and members of the public use to listen in on police and other first responders are set to go silent as the province moves to a centralized radio system, Edmonton police ...
A Saskatoon police online information access point for media, launched at the beginning of November, has drawn attention from other cities’ police services looking for an alternative to provide news ...
As the force continues to face criticism for conducting “far too many strip searches,” a new Toronto police report has endorsed a long-term plan to install $250,000-per-unit body scanners across the ...
After just a month in operation Halton police say a body scanner at its central lock-up in Oakville is already potentially saving lives. Deputy Chief Jeff Hill praised the scanner during a meeting of ...
Random police inspections of customer ID scanners in Edmonton bars and lounges may violate Alberta's privacy laws, some privacy and legal experts say. An Alberta privacy consultant says by routinely ...
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