[Wallace T.]

If the Canadian national police force, the RCMP, did its job and enforced the country's laws, there would have been no need for the local citizens to take matters into their own hands. Perhaps the problem is that the RCMP is centrally commanded by the Canadian federal government and has no accountability to local authorities, who are more likely than central government bureaucrats to be responsive to the local concerns. This incident evidences the wisdom of the old slogan, "Support your local police and keep them independent."

[RVN Airplane Driver]

Or Wallace perhaps the folks in that part of Canada...don't subscribe to the PC liberal pukes in most of Canada...or for that matter the gibberish that you spout!!

[usurper]

If the Canadian national police force, the RCMP, did its job and enforced the country's laws, there would have been no need for the local citizens to take matters into their own hands.

I don’t think the problem is the RCMP, they have no problem arresting the bad guys. However the courts are extremely lenient when it comes to drug crimes and it comes at a price.

[CaptainCanada]

Our drug problem is proportionally only a fraction of yours, so no need to get your shorts in a knot.
BTW, except for a few provinces (Like BC), most of our provinces have Regional and Provincial police forces.
The RCMP plays a role similar to your FBI (only our guys are better).
It's our Justice system that's all fuked up and puts these bastards back on the street. Unless we fix that problem, we'll end up like y'alls....

[NorthOf45]

The local police in this case were 2 RCMP officers. It's a small island. ; )

[CaptainCanada]

"Canada has only three major urban hellholes (Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver).

Where do they teach this stuff about Canada.
Since we are talking about crime, I assume you mean that these cities have the highest crime rates in Canada..
Sorry, that fact don't support your claim. (see below). Toronto has one of the lowest crime rates in Canada and I don't think we want to attribute that to a Liberal and multicultural society, do we??

PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES RANKED BY HOMICIDE RATE,
PROVINCE/TERRITORY PER 100,000
(1) Nunavut 10.21
(2) Northwest Territories 9.55
(3) Saskatchewan 4.12
(4) Manitoba 3.70
(5) Yukon 3.22
(6) British Columbia 2.24
(7) Alberta 2.00
(8) Ontario 1.45
(9) Quebec 1.34
(10) New Brunswick 1.07
(11) Newfoundland 0.96
(12) Nova Scotia 0.85
(13) Prince Edward Island 0.73

The 1990 homicide statistics for the murder rate for large
Canadian cities:
LARGE CANADIAN CITIES BY HOMICIDE RATE, CITY PER 100,000
(1) Regina 4.72
(2) Saskatoon 4.39
(3) Sudbury 4.00
(4) Edmonton 3.50
(5) Vancouver 3.45
(6) Montreal 3.40
(7) Winnipeg 3.05
(8) Calgary 2.60
(9) Toronto 1.80
(10) Hamilton 1.70
(11) Halifax 1.25
(12) St. John's 0.00