Calgary Police Solve 60-Year-Old Cold Case in Nevada Desert
Calgary Police Service investigators, collaborating with U.S. counterparts, have finally solved the 1966 disappearance of Anna Sylvia Just after six decades of investigation.
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OPP Robbery Suspect Search in Mallorytown Finds Vehicle
Ontario Provincial Police conducted a search for a robbery suspect in Mallorytown, locating a vehicle but making no arrests. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities continue their efforts.
Canadian Acquitted in Mexico Murder Gives First Statement
Ryan Friesen, found not guilty in the death of Kiara Agnew in Mexico, speaks publicly for the first time in an exclusive interview with W5's Avery Haines.
Sask. Jury Recommends Inmate Opiate Withdrawal Support
A Saskatchewan inquest jury has recommended improved support for inmates experiencing opiate withdrawal, highlighting systemic gaps in correctional healthcare.
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Man Speaks After Acquittal in Girlfriend's Murder
A Canadian man has made his first public statement since being found not guilty of murdering his girlfriend during a birthday trip to Mexico. The case has drawn significant attention.
Ottawa Mercy Killing Case: Caregiver's Dilemma
An Ottawa courtroom examines a manslaughter case where a caregiver suffocated his ailing husband. The trial explores mercy killings, caregiver burden, and legal boundaries in end-of-life decisions.
Vancouver Sex Assault Suspect Had Prior Murder Acquittal
Mark Edward Grant, 62, faces multiple charges for a January 2026 sexual assault in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. He was previously acquitted in the 1984 murder of Winnipeg teen Candace Derksen after a decade in prison.
Vancouver Sex Assault Suspect Had Prior Murder Acquittal
Mark Edward Grant, 62, faces multiple charges in Vancouver for alleged sexual assault and confinement. He was previously acquitted in the 1984 murder of Winnipeg teen Candace Derksen after a decade in prison.
Calgary Police Hearing: Victim Speaks on 'Irreversible Damage'
A Toronto woman testified at a Calgary police disciplinary hearing about the profound impact of an officer's actions, demanding accountability in a case involving her dog's death.
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Dispatch Audio Heard at Myles Gray Death Inquest in Vancouver
Chilling police dispatch recordings were presented at a public hearing examining the 2015 death of Myles Gray following a confrontation with multiple officers in Burnaby, British Columbia.
Cuban Immigrant's ICE Custody Death Ruled Homicide
A recent autopsy has determined that Geraldo Lunas Campos, a Cuban immigrant, died from asphyxia in ICE detention, with the manner of death classified as homicide. The findings have sparked renewed calls for oversight and reform within the U.S. immigratio
First 2026 Homicide in Vancouver After Commercial Drive Stabbing
A 48-year-old man, Christopher Jumal Sanderson, has died in hospital after being stabbed on Commercial Drive near East 10th Avenue on Tuesday evening. Vancouver police are actively searching for a suspect.
Ex-Uvalde Officer Found Not Guilty in Robb Elementary Shooting Case
Adrian Gonzales was found not guilty after prosecutors argued he failed to follow active shooter training during the 2022 Robb Elementary tragedy that killed 21.
Winnipeg Police Respond to Serious Incident at Walmart
Winnipeg Police Service officers were dispatched to a serious incident at a Walmart location in the city. Details remain limited as authorities continue their investigation at the scene.
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B.C. Leaders Slam RCMP Over Surrey Extortion Shooting Remarks
Premier David Eby and Surrey officials express alarm after RCMP Assistant Commissioner John Brewer called recent extortion-related shootings 'not a crisis,' warning it undermines public confidence amid escalating violence.
Charges Laid in DTES Sexual Assault Case
A man previously acquitted in a Manitoba murder case now faces multiple charges in a sexual assault incident in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, highlighting ongoing legal and safety concerns in the area.
Officer Injuries Revealed in Myles Gray Inquest Testimony
An RCMP sergeant testified that two Vancouver police officers were injured during the violent 2015 arrest of Myles Gray, who died after being subdued by multiple officers.
Holmes Asks Trump for Early Prison Release
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has formally requested U.S. President Donald Trump grant her clemency for early release from federal prison in Texas, according to recent reports.
Crown Stays Drug Charges Against Former U of R Rams Player
The Crown has stayed serious drug charges against former University of Regina Rams football player Michael Jourdan, stemming from a major 2025 fentanyl bust by Regina police that resulted in multiple arrests.
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B.C. Anti-Extortion Chief Sorry for Disputing 'Crisis'
B.C. RCMP Asst. Comm. John Brewer has apologized for questioning the term 'crisis' regarding extortion incidents, as calls grow for a national commissioner to address violence.
Windsor Police Seek Public Help to ID 5 Theft Suspects
Windsor Police Service is asking for public assistance to identify five individuals connected to recent theft incidents in the area, as part of ongoing investigations.
Calgary Police Seek Public Help in December Break-Ins
Calgary police are asking for public assistance to identify suspects involved in multiple break-and-enter incidents that occurred across the city in December 2025.
Armed Violence Incident in Brossard, Milan Street Closed
Longueuil police are responding to an armed violence incident in the Rome Boulevard area of Brossard, with Milan Street closed to traffic in both directions as of 6 p.m. Wednesday evening.
Mississauga Home Hit by Arson and Shots Fired
Peel Regional Police are investigating a series of dangerous incidents at a Mississauga residence, including arson and shots fired, captured on surveillance footage.
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Academic's Killing Spurs Calls for Action on Gender Violence
The tragic death of Laura Gover in Saanich has ignited demands for government intervention to address systemic gender violence across Canada, highlighting a critical societal issue.
Woman Charged in 2025 Saskatoon Crash That Killed 73-Year-Old
Saskatoon police have laid charges against a woman in connection with a two-vehicle collision on Circle Drive in 2025 that resulted in the death of a 73-year-old local resident.
Ex-DEA Agent Gets 5 Years for Protecting Drug Traffickers
Joseph Bongiovanni, a former DEA agent in Buffalo, receives a five-year prison sentence for corruption charges involving childhood friends turned drug traffickers, despite maintaining his innocence.
Ex-Iowa Superintendent Pleads Guilty to Immigration, Gun Charges
Ian Roberts, former Des Moines Public Schools superintendent, is expected to plead guilty to falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and illegally possessing firearms, facing up to 20 years in prison and potential deportation.
Judge Bans Python from Ontario Family Court Proceedings
A Supreme Court justice has prohibited an Ontario man from bringing his albino ball python to family court, ruling the snake is not a legitimate service animal and its presence interferes with justice.
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Toronto Police Disinterest in Liberal Gun Buyback Program
Toronto Police reportedly have minimal engagement with the federal Liberal government's firearm buyback initiative, according to political commentary.
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