No Charges in Winnipeg Police Custody Death Case
Manitoba's police watchdog has announced no charges will be laid against Winnipeg police officers involved in a 2023 incident where a man died shortly after arrest on Sherbrook Street.
Category : Justice System
Durham Police Offer $15K Reward in Oshawa Homicide
Durham Regional Police are offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the two-year-old shooting death of Michael Nigris in Oshawa, with an update expected Wednesday.
Windsor Grandparent Scam: $5,000 Fraud Leads to Charges
A sophisticated grandparent scam in Windsor has resulted in criminal charges after an elderly victim was defrauded of $5,000. Authorities warn the public about these emotionally manipulative schemes targeting seniors.
Swiss Bus Fire: 'Disturbed' Man Set Himself Alight, Prosecutor Says
A deadly bus fire in Kerzers, Switzerland, was ignited by a disturbed man who set himself on fire, according to prosecutors. The incident left at least six dead and others injured.
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Update on Unsolved 2024 Oshawa Homicide of Michael Nigris
Durham Regional Police will deliver a crucial update Wednesday on the two-year-old unsolved shooting death of Michael Nigris in Oshawa, as the investigation continues.
Brampton Man Charged in Guelph Fraud Over $31,000
A Brampton resident faces charges after a Guelph individual was defrauded of more than $31,000, with police investigating the financial crime.
Toronto Police Seek Trio in Downtown Assault Case
Toronto Police have released suspect images and details from a February assault in the Entertainment District that sent one victim to hospital with serious injuries.
Water Gun Mistaken for Firearm Prompts Guelph Police Response
Guelph Police responded to a downtown incident after a water gun was mistaken for a real firearm, highlighting the dangers of replica weapons. Authorities shared a comparison image to educate the public.
Mounties Shoot Stabbing Suspect in St. Paul Incident
Edmonton RCMP officers engaged a stabbing suspect in St. Paul, resulting in a shooting. The incident highlights ongoing law enforcement responses to violent crimes in Alberta communities.
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Poland Seeks Help in Epstein Probe from Two Countries
Poland is reaching out to two other nations for assistance in the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein investigation, according to recent reports. This move highlights the international dimensions of the case.
Man Charged in $5,000 Grandparent Scam in Windsor
A 35-year-old man faces fraud charges after Windsor police say he collected $5,000 from an 81-year-old victim in a sophisticated grandparent scam involving fake emergency calls.
Police Investigate Suspicious Death in Sioux Lookout
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a suspicious death discovered last weekend in Sioux Lookout, Northern Ontario. Authorities have launched a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Ottawa Police Seek Missing 14-Year-Old Girl in Market
Ottawa police are asking for public help to locate Breeziana Joseph, 14, last seen Tuesday morning on Murray Street. She was wearing a black Nike jacket and black sweatpants.
Gatineau Police Arrest Two in Distraction Theft Ring
Gatineau police have arrested two individuals linked to a series of distraction thefts across the region, as authorities warn the public to remain vigilant against such crimes.
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OPP Investigates Gunshot Incident in Harrow Area
Essex County OPP are investigating a report of gunshots on Gore Road in Harrow. Police say three parked vehicles were damaged, and they are seeking witnesses and video evidence.
Swiss Bus Fire That Killed Six Investigated as Deliberate Act
Authorities in Switzerland are investigating whether a fatal bus fire that killed six people and injured five others was intentionally set, with reports suggesting flammable liquid may have been involved.
Toronto Home Invasion and Shooting Leave Two Injured
A violent home invasion in an affluent Toronto neighborhood and a separate shooting in North York left two men hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries early Wednesday morning.
Montreal Police Probe Suspicious Death in Apartment
Montreal police are investigating a suspicious death after an unidentified man was found deceased in a Masson Street apartment in Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie on Tuesday night.
Pedestrian Struck in Waterloo, Road Closed for Investigation
A pedestrian was struck in Waterloo, leading to a road closure as police conduct an investigation. Details on the incident and local traffic impacts are emerging.
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Toronto Home Invasion Shooting Injures Man in Lytton Park
Toronto police are investigating a home invasion shooting on Glencairn Avenue in the Lytton Park neighbourhood that left one man injured. Authorities responded to the incident early Tuesday morning.
Supreme Court Reduces Parole Wait for Edmonton Mass Murderer
The Supreme Court's Bissonnette ruling has moved parole eligibility for Travis Baumgartner, who killed three coworkers in 2012, from 2052 to 2037, sparking debate over parliamentary authority.
Body Found in Montreal Apartment, Police Probe Ongoing
A man's body was found in an apartment building in Montreal's Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie borough on March 10, 2026, with authorities launching an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death.
Gun Control Groups Disappointed by Tumbler Ridge Firearms Info Lack
Advocacy organizations voice frustration as critical information regarding firearms involved in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting remains undisclosed, highlighting transparency concerns in gun violence incidents.
Timmins Police Charge Multiple Drivers in Traffic Blitz
Timmins Police Service has concluded a two-week traffic enforcement initiative, resulting in numerous charges for offenses like speeding and impaired driving.
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Sault Police Probe Possible Hate-Motivated Assault
Authorities in Sault Ste. Marie are investigating an assault that may have been motivated by hate, with police examining evidence and circumstances surrounding the incident.
Sault Pride Crosswalk Vandalized Again, Mayor Condemns
A Pride crosswalk in Sault Ste. Marie has been defaced with spray paint for a second time, with the mayor calling it the worst act of vandalism in the city, highlighting ongoing tensions.
Sault Pride Crosswalk Vandalized, Mayor Condemns Hate Crime
A Pride crosswalk in Sault Ste. Marie was defaced with spray paint, prompting the mayor to denounce it as the city's worst vandalism. The incident highlights ongoing challenges for LGBTQ+ communities in Northern Ontario.
Thunder Bay Drug Bust Seizes $130K in Suspected Drugs
A major drug bust in Thunder Bay led to the seizure of $130,000 worth of suspected narcotics intended for a First Nation community, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts.
OPP Review of Police Conduct in Zameer Trial Completed
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw announces the OPP has finished an independent review of officer conduct during Umar Zameer's trial, with findings to be released after affected parties are briefed.
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B.C. Family Lives with Horror of Seniors' Fear Before Murder
The family of Arnold and Joanne De Jong speaks out about the lasting trauma of knowing the terror their elderly relatives felt before being killed, as they address reporters outside an Abbotsford courthouse.
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