In a significant law enforcement operation, police have effectively dismantled the Edmonton chapter of the One Order Motorcycle Club (MC) following an 11-month investigation. The operation, which concluded with coordinated raids in Alberta and British Columbia in late November 2025, resulted in numerous arrests and substantial seizures of weapons, drugs, and cash.

Operation Summary

Duration: 11-month investigation

Arrests: Nearly 20 individuals

Search Locations: 40 warrants executed

Participating Agencies: EPS, RCMP, ALERT, CFSEU

Key Details of the Investigation and Arrests

Investigation Scope

The Edmonton Police Service (EPS), supported by the RCMP, ALERT, and B.C.’s Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit (CFSEU), led an 11-month probe into the club’s activities.

Criminal Organization Status

Investigators have gathered evidence that will support officially identifying the One Order MC as a criminal organization under Canadian law. The club is considered a “one-percenter” club, an outlaw designation, and is reportedly aligned with the Hells Angels.

Arrests and Charges

Nearly 20 individuals, including a full-patch Hells Angels member and an identified firearm supplier, were arrested. Seven individuals have been formally charged with firearms and criminal organization offenses, with more charges anticipated as police process the seized evidence.

Seized Items

Search warrants executed at 40 locations yielded numerous items, including:

  • 19 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition
  • Over $100,000 in cash
  • A steroid manufacturing lab with over 82,000 pills
  • Over 240,000 contraband cigarettes and 9,000 cigars
  • Body armor vests and stolen vehicles

Impact

Operation Success

Police stated that the operation successfully disrupted a significant firearms trafficking ring and dismantled the One Order MC’s attempt to establish a strong presence in Edmonton.

Expansion Prevention

The club had already established chapters in Eastern Canada (Peel, Toronto, Ontario, and Halifax) and was attempting to expand westward. The successful operation has effectively halted this expansion plans in the Edmonton area.