Even in a spring storm we are out around the community conducting patrols and responding to calls for service. DYK? You can easily report animal bylaw complaints online through our website. #yql #lethbridge #animalservices #bylaw #patrol

Yesterday, By-law and Regulatory Services had the pleasure of attending Councillor Curry’s Kanata Expo 55+ event! We enjoyed connecting with residents, answering questions, and sharing information about our services. Thank you to Councillor Curry for hosting this great

“When they go to burn our business down, then I’m out of a job." globalnews.ca/news/11483181/…

Business owners and residents losing patience with issues around homelessness #Kelowna castanet.net/news/Kelowna/5…

This study that will impact more than the police. It will impact our members, and members of other agencies who issue body armor as standard kit.

Another property our team was familiar with. Enforcement Officers attended multiple times to investigate complaints related to problematic dogs. #yql #lethbridge

Two men have been fined after they were caught on video throwing buckets of paint into Noons Creek earlier this week, the City of Coquitlam says. vancouver.citynews.ca/2025/10/30/coq…

Court upholds jail sentence for Edmonton man who abused dog edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/cou…

On the 11th hour Of the 11th day Of the 11th month We honour their bravery and service. We remember the Fallen. We lament their sacrifices. We are grateful for the peace they secured and the freedoms we enjoy. #RemembranceDay #LestWeForget #CanadaRemembers #BCLEM

Today, may the LGCEA membership pause to honor the bravery, service and sacrifice of those who fought for the freedoms we enjoy today, and those who continue to serve our country. May we never forget the cost of peace and the strength of those who defended it. Lest We Forget.

Yesterday, Ottawa Fire Services located a dog running loose in the Sandy Hill area. Firefighters safely secured the dog and brought it back to Station 13 before contacting By-law after being unable to locate the owner. Our officer was able to track down the dog's owner and return the dog

Our members work hard to address homeless camps as they arise in their communities. However, the City of Castlegar is right; it is difficult to regulate these camps. Balancing the needs of camp occupants, local residents, and the Charter is difficult. mykootenaynow.com/69871/news/mun…

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It’s that time of year again. Our members and municipal colleagues across Canada will be taking part in parades, Stuff-the-Cruiser, and other holiday donation campaigns. These donations go to local families, food banks, and other community partners in need over the holidays.

Great work by our municipal colleagues in Ontario and their local police partners. Vacant property is required to be maintained and secured. This is to reduce fire hazards, prevent squatting, the property from becoming unsightly, and to mitigate drawing crime into the area.

We had a great time at Santa's Parade of Lights in Orléans this weekend! #Ottcity

Our Community Safety Officers with the City of Nanaimo showcase one of their new emergency vehicles. The vehicles will assist our CSOs when attending emergencies, primarily overdoses. These vehicles were possible thanks to a $442k grant from Health Canada and PHAC youtu.be/DH0h3PFQ5bY?si…

Several of our sheriffs joined in on last weekend’s #Surrey Santa Parade of Lights. Thank you to our sheriffs for their participation and for catching the Grinch before he could steal Christmas!

The Town of Smithers has hired former RCMP Officer and Bulky Valley native Katherine Reid as a Community Safety Officer (CSO). Reid looks forward to transferring the skills learnt as an RCMP member to a being a CSO. mybulkleylakesnow.com/town-of-smithe…

Did you know? The owner of a property is required to maintain it, even if it is vacant. Info: ottawa.ca/en/living-otta… #OttCity