Saskatchewan RCMP say Nipawin RCMP on proactive patrols stopped a vehicle on October 14 and arrested a man wanted by Correctional Service Canada after his statutory release was revoked. Officers seized about seven grams of fentanyl and five grams of methamphetamine. Alvin Thomas, 43, of Nipawin is charged with two counts of trafficking and one count of possession of property obtained by crime. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Nova Scotia RCMP say a package of 28 grams of a purple substance resembling small pieces of candy, which tested presumptively positive for fentanyl, was intercepted on October 14. Nicholas David Kelly, 30, of Lyons Brook was arrested when he collected it on October 16 and is charged with Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking (fentanyl) and Trafficking (fentanyl). The release says the investigation found he had bought fentanyl on the dark web. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Manitoba RCMP say Carman RCMP and the Manitoba Integrated Law Enforcement Team executed a search warrant in the RM of Dufferin on October 17 and seized about 90.5 grams of cocaine and hardened 3D-printed “brass” knuckles. Brady McClain, 27, is charged with four counts by a tally of the listed charges and was remanded into custody. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

The Sûreté du Québec says two men, aged 36 and 26, were arrested and released after a search of a Joliette residence on October 8. The force lists 3D-printed components that could possibly be used to make a firearm, four weapons of various types, more than 5.5 kilograms of cannabis and more than $11,700 in counterfeit money. The release says the two could face charges. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Waterloo Regional Police say they received reports of three residential break-ins in Cambridge on October 16 and 17, involving homes backing onto green space on Lands Court and Chase Crescent. Investigators say they have identified individuals linked to organized crime networks and are asking for video from six nearby streets. No arrests have been announced. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Vancouver police say three bar patrons were stabbed and a bar employee was hurt trying to step in at a Granville Street bar just before 3 a.m. on October 17. All four were taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. Police say they believe it was a targeted incident tied to the Lower Mainland gang conflict, and the suspect is still at large. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Saskatoon police say patrol officers answering a report of a man running with a firearm near 18th Street West and Avenue X South took a 31-year-old man into custody without incident. A sawed-off rifle and bear spray were seized. He faces eight counts by a tally of the listed charges. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Peel Regional Police say the Central Robbery Bureau arrested 10 people and laid 128 charges over 21 incidents in Project High Guard. Police say 15 stolen vehicles worth about $1.4 million were recovered and four illegal firearms were seized. The briefing lists the charges against each accused, as set out in the police charge sheet. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Regina police say a 15-year-old female youth, who cannot be named, is charged with Possession of a Weapon, Assault a Peace Officer and Failure to Comply with Disposition. Police were called over a report of three females with what appeared to be a firearm, and seized a BB handgun. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

CP24 reports Phillip Richardson, 57, of no fixed address was arrested Monday and faces two counts of arson and two counts of breach of probation after a business near Danforth and Sibley avenues was set on fire on Saturday evening. Police say the fire caused extensive damage. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

The SPVM says seven people aged 17 to 34 were arrested in Montreal, the Longueuil area and Toronto over attempted break-ins at a single Sud-Ouest residence. Two adults, 32 and 22, appeared in custody on counts the force says include conspiracy to commit break and enter and attempted kidnapping. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Toronto police Const. Elias Mouawad, 25, has been given a conditional discharge, one year of probation and 100 hours of community service after pleading guilty to one count of unauthorized use of a computer in the Project South investigation, CP24 and Global News report. A breach of trust charge was withdrawn. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Cobourg police say a search warrant at a residence on October 16 produced fentanyl, cocaine, scales, prohibited knives and prohibited weapons. Fraser Einarsson, 34, faces fourteen counts by a tally of the listed charges, and three others were charged. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Winnipeg police say two injured men were taken to hospital in stable condition and a CO2-powered pistol was recovered after a reported assault at a Portage Avenue apartment on October 18. Four men face nine counts by a tally of the listed charges and were released on Undertakings. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Quinte West OPP say more than 200 grams of suspected cocaine was seized after officers answered a third-party report of a disturbance in the Trenton area. Three people from Quinte West face charges including possession for the purpose of trafficking, and all three were held for bail hearings. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Winnipeg police say East District officers answering a gun call in the 400 block of Ottawa Avenue on October 15 determined a cat had been injured after being shot with a pellet gun. A 48-year-old man faces four counts, including Discharge a Firearm with Intent, and was released on an Undertaking. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

My Barry’s Bay Now reports three people were arrested and charges include drug trafficking after the OPP seized more than 240 grams of cocaine, more than $15,000 in cash and a 2019 Jaguar sedan in a Renfrew County investigation. Arrests were made in Pembroke last Wednesday. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Manitoba RCMP say Richard Cook-McDonald, 31, of Peguis First Nation is charged with six counts by a tally of the listed charges, including possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose. The release says a passenger gave a false name during a traffic stop on Buchy Place in Dauphin, and that RCMP found two large knives on him during the arrest. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

The RCMP say Canada Border Services Agency officers seized 127 kilograms of suspected cocaine from a commercial truck at the Ambassador Bridge on September 11. Two Mississauga men, 61 and 41, are charged with importation of cocaine and possession for the purpose of trafficking. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

The Canada Border Services Agency says Ian Pierre Surette, 25, of Yarmouth, N.S., is charged with sixteen counts, including smuggling under the Customs Act. Border officers in Mississauga intercepted a prohibited firearm suppressor addressed to his residence. The release lists thirteen long guns, four shotguns and two hand guns seized in a February search. He is scheduled to appear in Yarmouth Provincial Court on October 26, and none of the charges has been tested in court. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

CP24 reports an adult male was found with a gunshot wound after a shooting call near Milvan and Millwick Drive in North York just after 4:30 a.m. Saturday, and that a car was struck by a bullet. Paramedics told CP24 his injuries were later upgraded to serious and potentially life-threatening. No arrest has been mentioned, and police have not released a suspect description. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

The Canada Border Services Agency intercepted six attempts to bring weapons into Canada at the Gordie Howe International Bridge in Windsor in early October, Windsor News Today reports. The seizures it itemises include three prohibited firearms, two prohibited knives, brass knuckles and pepper spray, with fines listed for four of the six. The outlet mentions no criminal charge. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Toronto police say officers who answered reports of a vehicle fire near Osler Street and Cariboo Avenue just after 1:30 a.m. Saturday found two vehicles on fire, and that the incident is being investigated as an arson, CP24 reports. Toronto Fire extinguished both fires, and CP24 does not report any suspect or arrest. No charge has been reported. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Toronto police say a man is wanted on a charge of arson in connection with an alleged arson near Danforth and Sibley avenues on Saturday evening, Beach Metro Community News reports. Police allege he was in the entrance of a business, left, and a fire broke out shortly afterwards where he had been, causing extensive damage. Police have released an image and description, and no arrest has been reported. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files

Christopher Johnston, 24, and Lawrence Hamilton, 56, both of Quinte West, face eleven counts between them by a tally of the listed charges after a Quinte West OPP traffic stop on October 14. Police say an investigation led to suspected fentanyl and opioids, about $2,000 in cash and multiple cellphones. Both men were held for a bail hearing, and neither has been tried on any of the charges. Read the full briefing on Gangland Files