Burlington Post3d
Halton Police launching facial recognition system, and they’re sharing data with York and Peel police
Halton police will spend more than $1.1 million to launch and maintain an AI-driven facial recognition system. During a ...
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Halton police get $1M more than they asked for as budget increases by over 14%
Earlier this fall, Chief Stephen Tanner had requested what he described as a larger-than-normal increase of $28.2 million or 13.2 per cent. For 2024, the Halton police budget had increased by 9.5 ...
Oakville News2d
Halton Police investing $1.18M in facial recognition technology
The Halton Police Board has awarded a $1.18-million contract for facial recognition technology. The limited tender contract ...
Biometric Companies4d
Canadian police expand use of facial recognition with new Idemia contract
Canada’s Halton Police has handed out a CAD1.18 million contract to Idemia Public Security for facial recognition technology.
Burlington Post1mon
Halton police 13.8% budget increase request refused by regional council — they vote to give them more. Here’s how much more
Halton Regional Council has voted to approve a 14.3 per cent increase to the Halton Regional Police Service 2025 budget, which is more than the 13.8 per cent increase initially requested. The $233 ...
The Hamilton Spectator25d
Halton police arrest two in stolen vehicle investigation, probe two other incidents
Halton Police arrested two suspects after a high-speed pursuit involving stolen vehicles. In separate incidents, a cyclist was struck in Oakville, and an attempted robbery involving a stolen ...
The Hamilton Spectator15d
Halton police launch ‘most wanted’ program, seek public’s help in recent crimes
The Halton Police have launched a “most wanted” program to help locate and arrest the region’s most dangerous offenders. Additionally, the police are investigating recent crimes, including a ...