Episode Title: Should Alberta Have Its OwnProvincial Police Force?

ShouldAlberta replace the RCMP with its own provincial police force? Inthis episode of Police Accountability Files, SpecialEd explores the role of the RCMP as Canada's federal police service,the potential advantages of an Alberta Provincial Police, thechallenges of making the transition, and the arguments on both sidesof one of the province's most important public safety debates.

A balancedlook at policing, accountability, local control, and the future oflaw enforcement in Alberta.

Episode Title: 88 Alberta Police Officers Left While Under Investigation

Since 2012, 88 police officers from the Calgary and Edmonton police services have retired or resigned while under internal misconduct investigations, raising concerns about accountability and transparency.

In this episode of Police Accountability Files, Special Ed examines the Freedom of Information data, Alberta's Police Act, expert opinions, and the debate over whether officers should be able to end disciplinary proceedings simply by leaving the job.

Episode Title: OPP Clears Toronto Police Officers After Umar Zameer Trial

The Ontario Provincial Police found no evidence that Toronto police officers lied or colluded during the Umar Zameer murder trial, contradicting concerns raised by the trial judge.

In this episode of Police Accountability Files, Special Ed examines the trial, the OPP investigation, the competing conclusions, and what the case means for police accountability and public trust in Canada's justice system.