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Crime Watch Canada has published police-sourced alerts, fugitive bulletins and missing-children notices since 2002 — in print and now online, free to read across all 13 provinces and territories.
What’s being reported now
CRA impersonation scam: callers demand e-transfer or gift cards
Toronto Police warn of CRA impersonation scam. Callers demand immediate e-transfer or gift card payment threatening arrest. The CRA does…
Relay-attack vehicle thefts target keyless-entry SUVs and trucks in Brampton driveways
Peel Regional Police report relay-attack vehicle thefts targeting keyless-entry Honda CR-Vs, Toyota RAV4s, and Ford F-150s in residential…
Armed robberies at late-night convenience stores along King George Boulevard
Surrey RCMP investigating armed robberies targeting late-night convenience stores along King George Boulevard. Suspect is a male in his…
Garage break-ins in Tuscany, Rocky Ridge and Royal Oak
Calgary Police report residential garage break-ins in NW communities of Tuscany, Rocky Ridge, and Royal Oak. Unlocked side doors being…
Grandparent scam surge: losses exceed $500,000 across Metro Vancouver
Vancouver Police warn of grandparent scam surge. Fraudsters pose as grandchildren claiming legal trouble and requesting bail money. Losses…
Increase in unprovoked assaults in the downtown core and near Main Street shelters
Winnipeg Police Service reports an increase in unprovoked assaults in the downtown core and near Main Street shelters. Officers have…
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Missing children
Forty years of bringing children home
Every issue since 2002 has carried a missing-children section. We work alongside the Missing Children Society of Canada, who mark 40 years of supporting police and families in 2026.
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