Bruce Froude

2 weeks ago | durhamregion.com | Bruce Froude

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2 weeks ago | durhamregion.com | Bruce Froude

Durham police are hosting Workout with a Cop this month, where would-be police officers can experience first-hand the physical skills needed for the job. If you have dreamed of working as a law enforcement officer, Durham police are holding a Workout with a Cop to give people a peek into the daily grind on May 12. This is a unique opportunity to break a sweat, ask questions, and gain real insight into the physical and mental demands of police work at the event at the Garnet B.

2 weeks ago | durhamregion.com | Bruce Froude

Come back often for election updates throughout the day as Canada votes to choose a new federal government. As the results flow in, we’ve got Durham residents covered. Election day The polls will be open on election day, Monday, April 28, from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Although you do not have to bring your voter information card to vote, it streamlines the process. For more details about voting, visit elections.ca. Check out our interactive map for live results after polls close.

2 weeks ago | mississauga.com | Bruce Froude

Law enforcement officials are piecing together the circumstances of a fatal police-involved shooting at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Thursday morning. The fatal officer-involved shooting was not an attack on the airport itself, according to Peel Police Chief Nishan Duraiappah. It is unusual for police to discuss an incident once the Special Investigations Unit (SIU) begins an investigation.

1 month ago | durhamregion.com | Bruce Froude

Ontario police are ready to use new laws to put the brakes on illegal car rallies and meetups this summer. The rallies, which are usually planned on social media and held without permits in commercial plazas, sometimes draw hundreds of vehicles and spectators. The rallies have become characterized by “risky driving antics and large crowds,” plus excessive noise.