Originally posted by nobodyjr
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Up here, warrants for Municipal By-Law (animal control, parking, noise) and Provincial Statute (liquor, traffic, fish/wildlife/game, fuel tax) violations, which are NOT criminal offences, are ONLY executable within the Province in which they occurred. Such Warrants DO get entered onto CPIC (like NCIC - only better

Warrants for Criminal Code (a compilation of common offences - impaired driving, assault, B&E, theft, sex assault, fraud, FTA Court, escape custody, parole / probation / probation - enacted by the Federal Government, but administered / enforced by Provincial and Municipal Governments) and Federal Statute (drugs, immigration, copyright, customs, excise (liquor and tobacco), revenue (income tax)) violations ARE criminal offence, and CAN be executed Canada-wide, IF the investigating Agency OR Provincial Justice Department AUTHORIZES them to be.
USUALLY **ALL** Warrants (CC, FS, PS, M B-L) will be executable AND returnable EVERYWHERE within the Province where the offence(s) took place, but I HAVE seen "hits" where the Radius (of Execution / Return) is restricted to x kms of the Agency maintaining the record. Such restrictions do NOT normally occur here in Saskatchewan, however we USUALLY catch-and-release after having our "client(s)" sign a release document.
An outstanding, out-of-Province, Warrant, even though it is Radius: the-other-Province, is CERTAINLY grounds to Remand for a Show-Cause hearing if a "client" commits a serious enough offence and / or is not normally a resident of / does not have a reason to remain in the area (job / home).
In 1988, I went to Alberta to retrieve a "client" due to Warrants for about $2000 worth of fraud, where he used his brother's ID, but it was because another Agency arrested the brother 3 times as a result of my "hit" with the brother's name as an alias used by my "client".
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