Brandon Tire Slashing Spree Under Investigation
Police in Brandon, Manitoba, are investigating after dozens of tires were slashed in a recent incident. Authorities continue to gather evidence and seek information from the public.
Category : Justice System
15 Years Since Listowel Firefighter Tragedy
A solemn anniversary marks 15 years since volunteer firefighters Ken Rea and Ray Walter perished in a roof collapse at a burning dollar store in Listowel, Ontario.
Guelph Teen Charged After Alleged Mall Food Court Assault
A Guelph teenager has been charged in connection with an alleged assault that occurred at the Stone Road Mall food court, as local police continue their investigation into the incident.
Court Rules Facebook Friends Not Grounds for Job Denial
Canada's Federal Court has intervened after an Ontario woman was denied a legal cannabis job due to her Facebook connection with an alleged gangster, ruling social media links don't prove real-world relationships.
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SQ Raids Target Car Theft Ring in Brossard and St-Hubert
Provincial police executed early morning raids on Montreal's South Shore targeting an alleged car theft network that shipped stolen vehicles overseas using local companies.
Amherst Man Charged After Business Incident
An Amherst, Nova Scotia, resident has been formally charged by police after an incident occurred at a local business, with authorities investigating the details of the disturbance.
Cape Breton Cannabis Raids Lead to More Tickets
Following police raids on cannabis stores in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, authorities have reported a significant increase in the number of tickets issued for regulatory violations.
Driver Dies After Fleeing Police in Abbotsford Crash
A driver has died after fleeing police during an attempted traffic stop in west Abbotsford. The incident occurred late Monday night, with the vehicle crashing into a tree.
Utah Author Convicted of Murdering Husband with Fentanyl
Kouri Richins, a Utah mother and author, has been convicted of aggravated murder for poisoning her husband with fentanyl. She also wrote a children's book about grief after his death.
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Police Seize 13 Kilograms of Cocaine in Gatineau Drug Bust
A significant police operation in Gatineau, Quebec, has resulted in the seizure of 13 kilograms of cocaine, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the region.
Scotland to Vote on Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill
Scottish lawmakers are set to debate and vote on a landmark bill that would allow terminally ill adults to legally end their lives with medical assistance.
Hamilton Man Charged in Violent Sex Worker Assault
A 33-year-old Hamilton man faces charges after a violent assault on a sex worker, as Toronto police investigate the incident amid ongoing community safety concerns.
Longueuil Police Launch Photo Project to Identify Fraud Suspects
The Longueuil Police Service has initiated a new photo project aimed at identifying suspects in fraud cases, leveraging public assistance to enhance investigative efforts and reduce financial crimes in the community.
Sault Police Seize $844K Drugs, $679K Cash in Bust
Sault Ste. Marie police conducted a multi-jurisdictional operation resulting in the seizure of drugs valued at $844,000 and $679,000 in cash, marking a significant blow to local drug trafficking networks.
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Longueuil Police Launch Photo Project to Fight Fraud
The Longueuil Police Service has initiated a new photo identification project aimed at tackling fraud cases by helping to identify suspects through visual evidence.
Toronto Police Chief to Comment on OPP Report About Cop Conduct
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw will publicly comment on an Ontario Provincial Police report regarding officer conduct in a trial following an officer's death, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of police accountability.
Montreal Barber Shop Employee Puts Out Arson Fire
An employee at a downtown Montreal barber shop quickly doused a fire set by an arsonist who broke a window and fled early Tuesday morning, with police investigating and no injuries reported.
Children's Book Author Convicted of Husband's Murder
Kouri Richins, who wrote a children's book about coping with loss after her husband's death, has been found guilty of poisoning him in a shocking Utah case.
Two Men Hospitalized After Stabbing at Bloor-Yonge TTC Station
A violent altercation at Toronto's Bloor-Yonge TTC station resulted in two men being stabbed and hospitalized. Police report both victim and suspect sustained injuries during the incident.
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Longueuil Police Target 13 Suspects in Anti-Fraud Program
Longueuil police have relaunched their SALUT program, releasing images of 13 fraud suspects targeting older adults in 'false representative' scams, with victims rising to 375 in 2025.
Drug Syndicate Lures Canadians, Four Arrested in Hong Kong
An international drug trafficking syndicate recruited Canadians as couriers, leading to the arrest of four individuals at a Hong Kong airport with cocaine in their luggage.
Montreal Barber Shop Targeted in Alleged Arson Attack
A downtown Montreal barber shop was set on fire in an alleged arson incident on March 17, 2026, with authorities investigating the deliberate blaze that caused significant damage.
Two Hospitalized in Bloor-Yonge Station Stabbing, Suspect in Custody
A violent incident at Toronto's busy Bloor-Yonge subway station resulted in two individuals being hospitalized with injuries. Police have confirmed the suspect is now in custody following the attack.
Utah Author Found Guilty of Murdering Husband in Poisoning Case
Kouri Richins, who authored a book on coping with grief after her husband's death, has been found guilty of murdering him by poisoning in March 2022. The verdict came after closing arguments in Park City.
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OPP Warns of Fake Police Officers Demanding Money from Residents
Ontario Provincial Police issue urgent warning after multiple reports of individuals impersonating officers to demand money from residents. Authorities advise verifying credentials.
Drug Offender Gets House Arrest After Harsh Prison Conditions
An Ontario appeal court panel has allowed a first-time drug offender to serve the remainder of his sentence via house arrest, citing unusually harsh conditions at Maplehurst Correctional Complex.
High Interpersonal Violence Rates in Saskatchewan: RCMP Data
Newly released RCMP data highlights disturbingly high rates of interpersonal violence across Saskatchewan, with authorities calling for urgent community and policy responses to address this critical public safety issue.
Utah Woman Convicted of Murder After Poisoning Husband
Kouri Richins was found guilty of aggravated murder for poisoning her husband with fentanyl while deeply in debt. Prosecutors revealed she self-published a children's book on grief and planned a future with another man.
Closing Arguments in Dillon Whitehawk Double Murder Trial
The double murder trial of Dillon Whitehawk is nearing its conclusion as both the Crown and defense delivered their final arguments in court. The case has drawn significant attention as the legal proceedings approach a verdict.
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Jury Selected in Windsor Murder Trial of Malique Calloo
A jury has been selected for the trial of Malique Calloo, accused of the 2022 shooting death of Daniel Squalls in Windsor, Ontario. The trial proceeds amid other national legal and political developments.
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