Nina Krieger

Organized crime has no place in B.C.

The Civil Forfeiture Office has filed claims to seize three Hells Angels clubhouses in Surrey, Mission and Pitt Meadows.

We’re taking the profits out of crime — and putting them back into community safety.

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Enhanced foot patrols supported by provincial targeted enforcement funding are strengthening safety in Mission’s business areas.

Appreciate the leadership of Inspector Ted Lewko and the Mission RCMP.

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The new intelligence hub will help law enforcement connect the dots between drug trafficking, money laundering, and extortion, disrupting the organized crime networks behind these threats.

We won’t stop until these criminals are brought to justice.

Today, BC and Canada are standing together to strengthen support for victims of extortion.
$1M in joint funding will expand police-based victim services and help keep families and businesses safe.

Today in Surrey, BC is bringing together all levels of government – federal, provincial, and municipal – together with the BC Extortion Task Force address extortion crimes. The province is focused on better supports for victims, coordinated intelligence, and stronger enforcement.

✨Light Up at the Parliament Buildings ✨

Get into the holiday spirit with an afternoon of family fun and live music before the lighting up of 501 Belleville.

🗓️Friday, November 28 | 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Free to attend, everyone welcome!

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Terrace BC RCMP's results speak for themselves. With support from our gov’s targeted enforcement funding (C-STEP), officers made 231 arrests, laid dozens of charges, and removed dangerous weapons from the community.

Thank you to the officers for this incredible work.

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16 ways you can help prevent gender-based violence: 1. Acknowledge it's a problem 2. Don't be a bystander 3. Hold friends accountable 4. Challenge gender stereotypes 5. Teach consent early 6. Discuss healthy relationships 7. Use your voice online 8. Model respectful behaviour 9. Mentor youth 10. Believe survivors 11. Don't victim shame/blame 12. Help friends get home safe 13. Support local organizations 14. Create safe spaces 15. Learn the warning signs 16. Check in with friends or family

Ending gender-based violence starts with everyday actions.

To mark 16 Day of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, here are 16 ways you can make a difference—from speaking up to supporting survivors. Together, we can create a safer BC: gov.bc.ca/DomesticViolence

Another successful C-STEP funded “Boost and Bust” operation in Richmond, resulting in 10 arrests & of dollars or recovered goods.

Thank you to the Richmond RCMP & local businesses for working together to hold offenders accountable & protect our communities.

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@AbbyPoliceDept's expanded Bait Property Program is delivering real results — more arrests, fewer victims, stronger accountability.

Thank you for making communities safer — and proud that proceeds of crime through BC’s Civil Forfeiture Office are funding this important work.

Abbotsford Police Department PURPOSE The Abbotsford Police Department (AbbyPD) has initiated Project Lighthouse, a proactive initiative designed to address the growing issue of shoplifting in our community. This initiative is…

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Supported through our government’s targeted enforcement funding, the Abbotsford Police Department's Project Lighthouse will strengthen partnerships with local businesses, improve reporting, and deter shoplifting in Abbotsford. Grateful for their important work.

Great work by the Westshore RCMP Bike Patrol Unit, which recovered more than $10,000 in stolen construction equipment through proactive policing.
This patrol is part of our C-STEP program, which helps police target property crime and support local businesses.
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As the Holiday Season begins, please join the pledge to never drive impaired. Your friends, neighbours, and loved ones are counting on you.

Thank you to Tracy Crawford, Regional Manager for Western Canada of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, for meeting to discuss MADD's vital and longstanding work to combat impaired driving, support victims, and improve road safety in BC and across Canada.

Nobody should have to experience incidents of hate in our province, & community spaces should always feel safe.

The Anti-Hate stream of the Civil Forfeiture Grant Program helps organizations strengthen safety.

Apply by Dec 15:
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Applications are open for the 2025–26 Civil Forfeiture Grant Program.
We’re taking the proceeds of crime and reinvesting them into community safety, GBV supports, Indigenous healing & restorative justice.
Apply by Dec 15, 2025:
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Proud to join colleagues for the launch of Look West – a 10-year plan to grow BC’s economy, double skilled-trades training, and secure a $200bn private-sector investment.

Big projects. Good jobs. Stronger communities.

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Thank you to everyone who joined the CBC town hall on extortion. These extortion threats are my number one public safety priority. With community tips and a surge of officers on the BC Extortion Task Force, we are targeting those responsible and holding them to account.

RCMP surge resources to support extortion suppression and enforcement BC RCMP is committed and providing additional resources in support of extortion investigations. In September 2025, a specialized BC Extortion Task Force was launched to strengthen investigations into…

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BC RCMP are deploying Emergency Response Teams, Police Dogs, BC Highway Patrol & even more CFSEU-BC resources to reinforce the BC Extortion Task Force, one of the largest in provincial history, with targeted patrols, traffic stops & intel gathering to disrupt extortion networks.

City shares policing updates following successful meeting with province and RCMP leaders FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Prince George BC - The City of Prince George is continuing its advocacy efforts with the province on the issue of public safety.

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Their visit focused on practical steps for all levels of government to work together on enforcement, prevention and supports. Collaboration is key as we build safer, stronger communities across B.C.

Thank you to senior leaders from the Ministry of Public Safety and the BC RCMP for meeting with Prince George’s senior city leadership and council to discuss community safety.

Indigenous Remembrance Day is a time to honour the bravery and sacrifice of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis veterans in the @canadianforces.bsky.social, both past and present. Today, we remember their countless contributions to our communities in British Columbia and across the country.

Three people tied to violent extortion have been removed from Canada. Offenders will be pursued, arrested, charged, and may be deported.
Thanks to CBSA, RCMP, CFSEU, & local police in the B.C. Extortion Task Force.
We won't stop until these criminals are brought to justice.

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Thank you to the CBSA for being an integral part of the B.C. Extortion Task Force. Working with the RCMP, CFSEU, local police, and all levels of government, we are disrupting criminal networks.

And we won’t stop until we’ve brought these criminals to justice.

And, as we have seen today, if individuals come into our country with the purpose of perpetrating violent extortion, they will be removed from Canada, following all appropriate laws.