Overview
- On June 15, NORAD-scrambled CF-18 jets intercepted a civilian aircraft that violated the Kananaskis no-fly zone and guided it to a safe landing in Brooks, Alberta.
- The RCMP-led Integrated Safety and Security Group spent months preparing by establishing no-fly restrictions and designated protest zones in Calgary and Banff.
- Only one arrest occurred during the three-day summit—the rogue pilot—and no charges have yet been filed as investigators continue evidence-gathering.
- Seventeen protest groups, totaling a few hundred participants, demonstrated peacefully within the designated areas in Calgary.
- Officials managed over 200 wildlife incidents, mainly bear encounters, and expect to release the final security cost after completing demobilization.