Parole Extended for Killer of Brampton Girl, 12
Douglas Worth, who raped and murdered 12-year-old Trina Campbell in 1987, has had his day parole extended by six months. The Parole Board of Canada acknowledges he remains an 'above-average risk'.
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Parole Extended for Killer of 12-Year-Old Girl
Douglas Worth, who served 35 years for the 1987 rape and murder of Trina Campbell, has had his day parole extended. The board cited age and health as mitigating factors.
Ex-BCGEU VP Sues Union Over Constructive Dismissal
A former BCGEU vice-president files a civil suit, claiming union president Paul Finch created a toxic workplace, leading to his constructive dismissal. Read the full legal battle details.
ICE Director Responds to Sheriff's Arrest Threat
Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons challenges Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal after she vowed to jail ICE agents. The clash follows a fatal officer-involved shooting in Minneapolis.
Douglas Trading Post Destroyed in Major Fire
The historic Douglas Trading Post, formerly the Douglas Tavern, in Eganville was engulfed in flames on Monday, January 5, 2025. The community mourns the loss of a local landmark.
40 Years of Gazette Memories with Jack Todd
Veteran journalist Jack Todd reflects on four decades covering Montreal's biggest sports stories and city events for The Gazette, from the Patrick Roy trade to the Polytechnique tragedy. Read his personal journey.
DOJ Reviews 5.2 Million Documents in Epstein Probe
The U.S. Department of Justice is examining a massive trove of over 5.2 million documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Deputy AG Todd Blanche oversees the review.
Montreal Highland Games to Return in August 2026
The Montreal Highland Games are officially returning in August 2026 after a 2025 cancellation due to funding issues. Get details on dates, ticket prices, and venue.
Thousands of new Epstein documents released by DOJ
The U.S. Department of Justice has published thousands of new files linked to Jeffrey Epstein, facing criticism for delays and heavy redactions. Explore the latest developments and political fallout.
Trump Image Removed, Restored in Epstein Files Release
The U.S. Department of Justice explains the temporary removal of a photo featuring Donald Trump from the Epstein documents, citing a judge's order to protect victims. Details on the review process and political reactions.
Trump Admin Denies Cover-Up Over Redacted Epstein Files
The Trump administration has denied any cover-up regarding the redaction of documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. Deputy AG Todd Blanche addressed the issue on December 21, 2025.
Trump Official Defends Partial Epstein Files Release
Deputy AG Todd Blanche defends the partial release of Jeffrey Epstein documents as Democrats allege a cover-up. The legal and political battle intensifies.
Ex-Prosecutor Slams DOJ's Epstein File Release
Former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann calls DOJ's partial Epstein document release a 'huge joke' and a violation of law. Read the explosive details.
Flyers Announcer Suspended for Hot Mic Remark
Philadelphia Flyers announcer Tim Saunders suspended for two games after an off-color hot mic remark. The team and radio partner issue apology.
Man shot through window in Winnipeg's Point Douglas
A man was shot through a window at a Point Douglas home. Winnipeg Police are investigating the incident. Stay informed on this developing story.
DNA from paper bags solves Colorado cold case murder
A murder unsolved for decades is now linked to a prolific Colorado serial killer, thanks to DNA evidence recovered from paper bags. Read the breakthrough details.
Man charged with first-degree murder in Saskatoon death
Gage Douglas Ulmer-Busler, 30, faces charges including first-degree murder in the death of Chad Romanski, whose body was found west of Saskatoon in June. Police confirm a second arrest is likely.
Sarah Douglas retires from Olympic sailing
Canadian Olympic sailor Sarah Douglas announces her retirement from Olympic competition but plans to continue racing professionally. Read about her career highlights and future plans.
Kitchener's Wuddup Dog owner shifts to new food truck venture
Todd Johns, former owner of Kitchener's Wuddup Dog, has launched the Doc MacCheesey food truck. Discover his journey from a hot dog hotspot to mobile culinary innovation in the Region.
Granville Bridge Bike Lanes Spark Debate in Vancouver
New bike lanes on Vancouver's Granville Street Bridge face criticism for being underused and unnecessary. Discover why cyclists question this infrastructure project.
University of Winnipeg President Removed After Deliberation
University of Winnipeg president Todd Mondor has been removed from his position following extensive deliberation by the board. Learn more about this leadership change.
Rescued barred owl released in Vancouver park after recovery
A barred owl named Hooper has been successfully released back into Vancouver's Douglas Park after receiving medical treatment from wildlife rescuers. Witness the heartwarming return to freedom.
DOJ to Investigate Democrats Over Military Video
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announces DOJ investigation into Democratic lawmakers who urged military members to refuse illegal orders. Key details and reactions.
Americana Singer Todd Snider Dies at Age 59
The music community mourns the loss of alt-country troubadour Todd Snider, who passed away at 59. Remembering his legacy and impact on Americana music.
Singer-Songwriter Todd Snider Dies at Age 59
American roots musician Todd Snider has passed away at 59. The singer-songwriter known for his cosmic-stoner songwriting leaves behind a legacy spanning three decades.
Father's Message After Jewish Daughter Attacked at TMU
Todd Howard shares his family's trauma after anti-Israel protesters injured his Jewish daughter at Toronto Metropolitan University. Read his powerful call for civil discourse.
Trump Lawyer Defends Maxwell Prison Transfer
Deputy AG Todd Blanche faces criticism over Ghislaine Maxwell's prison transfer and questioning. Explore the legal battle and public outcry over the controversial decision.
Douglas Fir Trail Closure Concerns in Calgary
Community members rally as Calgary's beloved Douglas Fir Trail faces potential permanent closure. Learn about the ongoing efforts to preserve this natural gem.
Court Land Ruling Sparks Property Rights Crisis in Canada
A controversial British Columbia court decision granting the Cowichan Tribes ownership of a former RV park has legal experts and property owners questioning the future of private property rights in Canada. This landmark ruling could set a precedent for In
Calgary's Douglas Fir Trail route changes spark concerns
Calgary's beloved Douglas Fir Trail sees heated debate as proposed rerouting sparks safety concerns and environmental worries among local advocates and regular users.
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