Police in Leduc are looking for the public’s help returning stolen property to its rightful owners. On March 4, police received reports of a welder and welding trailer being stolen from Saskatchewan and posted on Facebook Marketplace in Leduc. Police
To celebrate National Police Week, Leduc RCMP will be hosting a free family friendly community event. The open house will be taking place on May 14 from noon until 3 p.m. in the parking lot of the Leduc RCMP detachment.
Police in Leduc are investigating threats that were uttered at Fred Johns Park earlier this month. On the evening of April 10 an unknown man allegedly approached tow people in a vehicle in an aggressive manor. This man allegedly tried
An elderly man is missing from Leduc, and police are concerned for his wellbeing. 73-year-old James Smith was last seen leaving home on Sunday at around 8 a.m. He hasn’t been seen or heard from since. Leduc RCMP believes that
Leduc RCMP arrested a man following a heavy police presence in the city last week. On Tuesday police sent out a release advising the public about a heavy police presence in the Southfork neighbourhood, and they were asking residents to
There was a stabbing in Leduc that was caused after a road rage incident, according to local RCMP. Police were informed of the incident on Wednesday evening, with the incident happening in front of the City Centre mall. Police say
Leduc Hub, the only homeless shelter in the city, will be closing its doors in May. The hub was looking for a new location after the landlords wouldn’t extend their lease, saying that if a new home for the shelter
Police in Leduc are investigating a series of break and enters which officers believe were caused by the same suspects. The first break in was in late February at the L.A. Nissan dealership. According to police, two suspects entered the
Leduc RCMP managed to recover stolen items that had been posted on Facebook Marketplace. According to police, they got reports of the stolen items listed for sale on Marketplace back in early March. These items, which included a welder and
Environment Canada is again warning of extreme windchill values prompting the weather agency to issue an extreme cold warning for parts of East Central Alberta, including Fort Saskatchewan. Environment Canada predicts windchill values to come close to the -40°C threshold
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