6 more charged in motorcycle gang arrests from September

The Edmonton Police Service has laid charges against nine people in connection with the One Order Motorcycle Club.

The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) has laid more charges against nine people, six of them new, in connection with the One Order Motorcycle Club (MC).

An extensive investigation with RCMP was launched in October 2024 for the gang, which police said had chapters in eastern Canada and was involved in criminal activity including firearms trafficking, extortion, robbery, assaults and organized crime.

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By September 2025, police had executed search warrants in Edmonton, Sherwood Park, Ardrossan and Alberta Beach, as well as locations in B.C., seizing a number of prohibited weapons, replica firearms, contraband cigarettes and other illegal property.

At the time, seven people were formally charged and released on conditions.

EPS had previously said 10 additional people were facing charges.

An updated news release confirms six new One Order MC members officially face an array of charges, including possession of stolen property over $5,000, conspiracy to commit assault, commission of an indictable offence in a criminal organization, traffic prohibited ammunition and more.

Three people first charged in September also face new charges including production of a controlled substance, possession of proceeds of crime over $5,000 and processing illegal tobacco products for the purpose of sale.

EPS said the One Order MC chapter in Edmonton was identified as a “one-per-cent” outlaw group with ties to violence and is closely aligned with the Hells Angels.

With files from CTV News Edmonton’s Angela Amato