Surrey Shooting: Two Shot, One Fatally, Police Say
Surrey Police Service responds to a shooting incident where two individuals were shot, resulting in one fatality. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the violent event.
Category : Justice System
Stolen Taxis Found in Antigonish, Police Investigate
RCMP in Nova Scotia have located stolen taxis in Antigonish and are actively investigating the theft. The incident highlights vehicle security concerns in the community.
Men Charged for Cashing $290K in Stolen Cheques in Amherst
Amherst police have charged two individuals with fraud-related offenses after they allegedly cashed nearly $300,000 worth of stolen cheques in Nova Scotia.
Minnesota Governor Slams Federal Agent Shooting
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz criticizes federal agents for a shooting in Minneapolis during immigration operations, calling for an end to the deployment.
CBC North Lawsuit: Toxic Workplace Allegations Explained
A former CBC North employee files lawsuit alleging constructive dismissal due to toxic work environment and discriminatory hiring practices. Supreme Court of Canada guidelines on constructive dismissal explained.
Kitchener Stabbing Suspect Charged with Second-Degree Murder
Waterloo Regional Police have laid a second-degree murder charge against a suspect in a fatal stabbing at a Kitchener residence on Garden Path Place. The incident occurred on January 23, 2026.
Black Widow Case: Wife Plotted Husband's Murder to Avoid Divorce
Heather Horst, a Minnesota woman, orchestrated her husband's murder in 2013 to avoid financial ruin from divorce. She manipulated an acquaintance into committing the crime, leading to life sentences for both.
Family Member Charged in Sarnia Youth Explicit Image Case
A family member has been criminally charged in Sarnia, Ontario, after allegedly sending an explicit image to a youth. The case highlights ongoing concerns about digital safety and legal accountability.
Toronto Man Hospitalized After North York Shooting
A Toronto man arrived at a hospital with a gunshot wound following a shooting in North York, as police investigate the targeted incident that caused life-threatening injuries.
Windsor Police Warn Against Unlocked Running Vehicles
Windsor police report 480 vehicle thefts in 2025, with 69% unlocked. Chief Crowley urges residents to avoid leaving cars running unattended during winter.
Justice System Discrimination Against Indigenous People a Myth
A new analysis challenges claims of systemic racism in Canada's justice system, pointing to Supreme Court rulings and sentencing practices as key factors in case outcomes.
Man Denies Being 'A Killer' in Taya Sinclair Death
Michael Smillie repeatedly denied involvement in Taya Sinclair's death during a lengthy police interview played at his first-degree murder trial in Saskatoon.
Judge Cites Racism in Toddler Drowning Sentence Reduction
An Ontario superior court judge reduced a Jamaican-Canadian mother's manslaughter sentence, citing systemic racism as a mitigating factor in the bathtub drowning of her 15-month-old son.
Sask. Man Charged in Cumberland House Shooting
A Saskatchewan man has been formally charged in connection with a shooting in Cumberland House, as authorities continue their investigation into the violent incident in the northern community.
Hamilton Man Faces Manslaughter Charge in Fatal Assault
A 48-year-old Hamilton man faces a manslaughter charge after an elderly victim died from injuries sustained in an unprovoked assault. Police say the suspect had multiple probation orders.
Surrey Police Chief Calls Extortion Threats a Crisis
Surrey's police chief warns of a growing extortion crisis in the city, highlighting serious threats to community safety and business operations amid rising incidents.
Victim Impact Statements Read in Koree Dockstater Sentencing
Victim impact statements, including a child's poignant question, were presented in court as Koree Dockstater awaits sentencing for the 2022 manslaughter of her friend in London, Ontario.
Second Suspect Arrested in Brossard Armed Assault
Longueuil police have arrested an 18-year-old man in connection with an armed assault near a Brossard strip mall. James Chak appeared in court and remains in custody as police increase patrols around South Shore high schools.
Second Suspect Named in Georgetown Shooting Case
Halton Regional Police have identified James Chadrey Hume as a second suspect in a Georgetown shooting that left a woman seriously injured earlier this month.
B.C. Jailbreak Suspect Extradited Back to Canada
A man accused of aiding a 2022 jailbreak in British Columbia has been extradited from the United States to face charges in Canada, marking a significant development in the high-profile case.
Man Charged in Alkhalil Prison Breakout in Canadian Custody
John Potvin has been extradited from Spain to Canada and faces charges for aiding the 2022 prison escape of Wolfpack gang killer Rabih Alkhalil from North Fraser Pretrial Centre.
Edmonton Police Seize Loaded Firearms, Charge One
Edmonton Police Service seized multiple loaded illegal firearms during a targeted search in northeast Edmonton, resulting in one individual facing charges.
Foster Moms Accused of Murder in Boy's Starvation Death
Becky Hamber and Brandy Cooney face first-degree murder charges after their 12-year-old foster son was found dead, emaciated and soaking wet in a wetsuit in December 2022.
Peter Ashby Hit-and-Run Trial Ends in Wetaskiwin
The trial of Peter Ashby for a fatal hit-and-run has wrapped up in Wetaskiwin, Alberta. The case involved a police pursuit captured on surveillance video from February 2024.
Judge Reserves Sentencing for Former RPS Officer
A Regina judge has postponed the sentencing decision for Robert Eric Semenchuck, a former police officer charged with breach of trust, as the court reviews the case details.
Mississauga Home Shot Up Multiple Times in Targeted Attacks
A family home in Mississauga has been attacked four times since December 2025, with seven bullet holes piercing windows. Police investigate potential links to extortion and organized crime in the GTA.
Ex-Winnipeg Cop Gets 7 Years for Crimes Including Photo of Dead Woman
A former Winnipeg police officer has been sentenced to seven years in prison for multiple criminal offenses, including drug trafficking to colleagues and taking photos of a deceased woman for personal gratification.
Disgraced Doctor Sentenced for Second Patient Assault
A former Newmarket physician convicted of sexually assaulting two female patients has been sentenced to additional jail time following his latest conviction.
Regina Police Officer's Breach Causes Lasting Trauma
Seven women share emotional impact after former Regina police officer Robert Semenchuck used confidential information to pursue personal relationships, leaving victims feeling violated and betrayed.
U-Haul Driver Identity Key in Fatal Edmonton Chase Trial
Closing arguments heard in Wetaskiwin trial of Peter Ashby, accused in deadly 2024 police pursuit. Prosecution cites notebook evidence, defense questions proof.
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