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Wood Buffalo RCMP optimistic about 2026 after seeing overall crime drop

Summary by Fort McMurray Today
Murders went up in 2025, but overall violent and non-violent crime against people and property dropped in 2025, according to Chief Superintendent Mark Hancock of Wood Buffalo RCMP.

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Wood Buffalo RCMP optimistic about 2026 after seeing overall crime drop

Murders went up in 2025, but overall violent and non-violent crime against people and property dropped in 2025, according to Chief Superintendent Mark Hancock of Wood Buffalo RCMP.

·Fort McMurray, Canada
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Fort McMurray Today broke the news in Fort McMurray, Canada on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.
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