Shelter-in-Place Lifted at Mount Royal University After Weapon Report, No Threat Found
Calgary police lifted a shelter-in-place at Mount Royal University after reports of an armed individual. Authorities confirm no threat and no injuries.
A shelter-in-place order at Mount Royal University has been lifted after Calgary Police Service responded to reports of a person with a weapon on campus Monday afternoon.
Police were called to the university around 2:45 p.m. on April 13, 2026, following concerns about a potentially armed individual. As a precaution, students, staff, and nearby residents were instructed to remain indoors while officers investigated the situation.
By approximately 5:00 p.m., authorities announced the shelter-in-place had been lifted, confirming that the incident had been resolved and there was no ongoing threat to public safety. Officials also reported that no injuries occurred.
The situation caused temporary disruption across the campus and surrounding areas, but normal activities are expected to resume. Investigators are continuing to review the circumstances and are expected to release additional details.
The swift response by law enforcement ensured the safety of the university community while addressing the reported threat efficiently.