Canadian Tortured in Syria Seeks Court Order Against Ottawa
A Canadian citizen, alleging torture in Syria, is pursuing legal action to force the federal government to intervene and address his case, highlighting ongoing human rights concerns.
Category : Justice System
Frank Stronach's Sexual Assault Trial Begins in Toronto
The high-profile sexual assault trial of billionaire Frank Stronach is set to begin today in a Toronto courtroom, marking a significant legal proceeding involving the former Magna chairman.
Salmon Arm Dog Ordered Destroyed After Multiple Attacks
A provincial court judge has ordered the destruction of a dangerous dog in Salmon Arm, BC, after it escaped its property and attacked people on three separate occasions.
London Police Renew Plea in 27-Year-Old Cold Case
London police are appealing for new information in the unsolved 1999 case of Wendy Haveron and Roger Smith, urging the public to come forward with any details.
Arrest Warrant Issued for Windsor Bar Assault Suspect
Windsor police have issued an arrest warrant for Sarah Wilkinson, 40, in connection with an alleged assault at a downtown bar on January 22, 2026. The investigation continues as authorities seek the public's assistance.
Toronto Police Seize Loaded Gun, Cocaine in East York Raid
Toronto police have arrested several residents and seized a loaded handgun along with cocaine following a targeted raid in the East York neighbourhood. Authorities confirm multiple charges are pending.
Calgary Shooting Victim Cannot Identify Attacker in Court
A man shot three times in a northeast Calgary incident that killed his friend testified he does not know who was responsible, as the accused faces murder charges.
SIU Clears Ottawa Officer in Medical Crisis Case
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has cleared an Ottawa police officer after a 43-year-old man suffered a medical emergency while in custody at the Elgin Street station in October 2025.
Surrey Extortion Arrests Double as Police Boost Patrols
Surrey police report doubling extortion-related arrests through targeted patrols, as violence escalates with recent arson and shootings targeting Punjabi business owners.
Appeals Court Overturns UCLA Gynecologist Conviction
A California appeals court has overturned the sex abuse conviction of former UCLA gynecologist James Heaps, ordering a retrial due to juror qualification issues.
Toronto Police Seize Loaded Glock and Cocaine in East York
Two Toronto residents face multiple charges after police seized a loaded Glock handgun and cocaine during a targeted investigation in East York's Cosburn and Woodbine area.
Death Threats, Redaction Fixes in Epstein Files: Government Acts
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein allege receiving death threats as the U.S. Department of Justice acknowledges and works to correct thousands of redaction failures in recently released documents.
Calgary Man Guilty of Tunneling into Neighbor's Apartment
A Calgary man has been convicted after being arrested for tunneling into his upstairs neighbor's apartment in a strange and invasive break-in attempt that shocked local residents.
Criminal Past Sought as Evidence in 1996 Montreal Murder Trial
The Crown argues Serge Audette's pattern of depression after sexual assaults should be evidence in Patricia Ferguson's 1996 disappearance and presumed murder case in Montreal.
Ottawa Police Seek Help IDing Armed Robbery Suspects
Ottawa police are asking for public assistance to identify two suspects involved in a commercial robbery on Strandherd Drive where a firearm was displayed and technology was stolen.
Ex-Cadet Leader Charged with Historical Sex Assaults
Edmonton police have arrested Charles Bernatchez, 37, on multiple sexual assault charges involving teenage male cadets between 2009 and 2016. The former civilian instructor faces serious allegations.
B.C. Judge Acquits Man After Police Search Deemed Improper
A B.C. provincial court judge has acquitted Jason Singh Sahota on 19 drug trafficking and firearms charges after ruling police conducted an improper search without a valid warrant in Delta, excluding key evidence.
ICE Shooting Violated Multiple Use-of-Force Policies: Documents
Internal documents show federal agents violated ICE policies during fatal shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis. Experts cite unprofessional conduct and tactical errors.
Calgary Man Guilty of Tunneling into Neighbour's Apartment
A Calgary man has been convicted of break and enter after tunneling from his ground floor apartment into his upstairs neighbour's unit while she was away for a month.
Barrie Drivers Get Court Dates After OPP Weekend Stops
Two men from the Barrie area have been scheduled for court appearances in February following separate incidents with Ontario Provincial Police over the weekend, according to recent reports.
Man Convicted in 'Au Pair Affair' Murder Plot
A Virginia man has been found guilty of murdering his wife and another man in an elaborate scheme involving an au pair, following a trial in Fairfax.
SIU Clears Windsor Police in Fatal Shooting
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has cleared Windsor police officers of wrongdoing in a fatal shooting that occurred in Remington Park in September 2025.
RCMP Misconduct Report: 400+ Members Faced Allegations
A new RCMP report reveals over 400 members faced misconduct allegations in 2024, with 20 leaving their posts and cases returning to pre-pandemic levels.
Ex-Army Cadet Instructor Charged with Assault of Teens
A former army cadet instructor in Edmonton faces serious sexual assault charges involving teenage boys, as police continue their investigation into the disturbing allegations.
Calgary Extortion Spike Prompts Calls for Government Action
Calgary police report 13 extortion cases and 11 shootings since July 2025, targeting affluent South Asian residents. Officials are urging provincial and federal intervention.
Regina Police Ask Public to Find Notorious Shoplifter
Regina Police Service requests community assistance in locating a prolific shoplifter, releasing details through Crime Stoppers to enhance public safety efforts.
South Shore Youth Crime Rising: Knives, Pepper Spray, Guns
Longueuil police report a concerning increase in youth crime involving weapons like knives, pepper spray, and firearms on Montreal's South Shore, highlighting public safety challenges.
Florida Mom Tries to Flee to Canada with Kids Over Bomb Fears
A Florida mother was intercepted while attempting to cross into Canada with her two children, driven by delusional fears of imminent bomb attacks on U.S. cities.
Barrie Murderer Granted Unescorted Prison Leaves After 22 Years
Michael Peteigney, serving life for killing his wife with a hammer in Barrie, Ontario, has been approved for unescorted temporary absences from prison after 22 years.
Fredericton Man Wanted on Warrants: Police
Fredericton Police Force is actively searching for Justin Wilby-Niles, a 38-year-old man wanted on multiple outstanding warrants. Authorities have released his photo and are urging public assistance.
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