Saddle Lake – Four Saddle Lake residents are facing multiple drug and firearms-related charges after RCMP executed a search warrant at a residence on Saddle Lake Cree Nation, seizing a prohibited firearm, ammunition, cash and several types of drugs.

The search was carried out on October 21 by the RCMP’s Eastern Alberta District Rural Crime Reduction Unit, with assistance from several specialized police units.

During the search, officers seized:

• A prohibited firearm
• Numerous rounds of ammunition and a magazine
• More than $2,000 in Canadian currency
• Various amounts of cocaine, crack cocaine, methamphetamine and illicit cannabis

RCMP also reported finding and seizing evidence consistent with drug trafficking.

Four people were arrested and subsequently charged under the Criminal Code, Controlled Drugs and Substances Act and Cannabis Act.

Four Saddle Lake residents facing charges

Kali St. Clair White, 28, of Saddle Lake, was charged with:

• Possession for the purpose of trafficking (x2)
• Possession of cannabis for the purpose of distributing
• Possession of a firearm contrary to an order (x2)
• Unauthorized possession of a firearm
• Possession of a firearm knowing possession is unauthorized
• Possession of property obtained by crime

Lazare Christopher Favel, 27, of Saddle Lake, was charged with:

• Possession for the purpose of trafficking (x2)
• Possession of cannabis for the purpose of distributing
• Possession of ammunition contrary to an order
• Failing to comply with a release order (x2)

Kaylee Pauline Hunter, 26, of Saddle Lake, was charged with:

• Possession for the purpose of trafficking (x2)
• Possession of cannabis for the purpose of distributing

Glen John Cardinal, 57, of Saddle Lake, was charged with:

• Possession for the purpose of trafficking (x2)
• Possession of cannabis for the purpose of distributing

Multiple RCMP units involved

The search warrant was executed with support from the Alberta RCMP Emergency Response Team, Police Dog Services from St. Paul and Lloydminster, St. Paul RCMP, Cold Lake RCMP Crime Reduction Unit and Eastern Alberta District Integrated Offender Management.

All four accused were brought before a Justice of the Peace and remanded into custody.

They are scheduled to appear in the Alberta Court of Justice in St. Paul on October 29, 2026.

The charges have not been proven in court.