Kingston Police Not Joining Federal Gun Buyback
The Kingston Police Service has decided not to participate in the federal government's firearm buyback initiative, citing operational priorities and resource allocation concerns.
Category : Justice System
Teen Gets Life Sentence for North Carolina Shooting Spree
A North Carolina teenager has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for fatally shooting five individuals. The court proceedings concluded with emotional testimonies from victims' families.
Ex-Algoma Staffer Hit with More Sex Assault Charges
A 41-year-old former employee at the Algoma Treatment and Remand Centre, previously charged with sexually assaulting two inmates, now faces several additional offences as the investigation expands.
Calgary Spa Worker Charged with Sexual Assault
A worker at a Calgary nail salon and spa has been formally charged with sexual assault following a police investigation. Authorities are urging any additional potential victims to come forward.
Manhunt for Escaped Inmate Todd John Lewis in Shediac
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have initiated an extensive search operation for Todd John Lewis, an inmate who escaped custody in Shediac, New Brunswick. Authorities are urging public vigilance.
Nanny Pleads Guilty in BDSM Love Triangle Murder Case
Juliana Peres Magalhães faces sentencing after confessing to her role in a 2023 double murder orchestrated with her lover to eliminate his wife.
Tumbler Ridge Shooter's Father Releases Statement on Tragedy
Justin Van Rootselaar, father of the Tumbler Ridge school shooter, has issued a public statement expressing condolences and addressing his estranged relationship with his son following the deadly incident that claimed eight lives.
Life-Threatening Assault in Calgary's Rundle Community
A serious assault in northeast Calgary has left one victim hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. Police have one suspect in custody as the investigation continues.
Calgary Assault Leaves Victim in Life-Threatening Condition
A violent assault in Calgary's Rundle neighborhood has left one victim in life-threatening condition, with police investigating the incident and urging public cooperation.
Don Lemon Faces Federal Court in Minnesota Over Church Protest
Journalist Don Lemon is scheduled for a federal court appearance in Minnesota, facing charges related to a church protest. This follows his recent release from custody in Los Angeles.
Charges for Man Who Pulled Gun in Guelph Business
A man has been charged after allegedly brandishing a firearm inside a Guelph establishment, according to local police authorities. The incident highlights ongoing public safety concerns.
Stolen Snowblower Seized from Cambridge Home
A stolen snowblower was seized by police from a residence in Cambridge, Ontario, following an investigation into property theft in the region. Authorities are reminding residents to secure their equipment.
Three Drivers Charged with Stunt Driving in Windsor
Windsor police have charged three drivers with stunt driving following incidents on city streets, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against dangerous driving behaviors.
Toronto Police Warn of Valentine's Day Romance Scams After Fraud Arrests
Toronto police caution residents about romance scams ahead of Valentine's Day, revealing a recent case where a man and woman allegedly defrauded victims through dating apps. Authorities urge vigilance online.
Windsor Police Union Calls Ontario Corruption Probe 'Unfair'
The Windsor Police Association opposes a province-wide integrity review following Toronto arrests, calling it inappropriate, while the police chief welcomes the transparency initiative.
Tecumseh Driver Charged with Impaired Driving in Windsor
A driver from Tecumseh is facing impaired driving charges following an incident in Windsor, as authorities continue to crack down on dangerous driving behaviors in the region.
Alleged Victim in Norway Royal Rape Case Testifies on Sleeping Pills
In the high-profile trial of Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Norway's Princess Märtha Louise, an alleged rape victim testified she took sleeping pills. The Oslo court case continues with intense public scrutiny.
Deadly St. Catharines Tent Fire Investigated as Homicide
Niagara Regional Police are treating a fatal tent fire in St. Catharines as a homicide investigation, marking a serious escalation in the case.
Shooter's Nomadic Childhood Revealed by Judge in Tumbler Ridge Case
A judge discloses the shooter's family had an 'almost nomadic life' during his childhood, as RCMP confirm all eight victims' identities and questions mount over returned firearms.
Barrie Home Invasion: Armed Intruders Confine Residents
Barrie police are investigating a home invasion where armed suspects confined residents and stole property. Authorities urge public vigilance and report any suspicious activity.
Île-à-la-Crosse Residential School Survivors Reach $27M Settlement
A $27 million settlement agreement has been reached for survivors of Saskatchewan's Île-à-la-Crosse residential school, pending court approval next month. The comprehensive settlement includes experience payments, a legacy fund, and abuse claims compensat
Barrie Woman Arrested After Six-Store Theft Spree
A 41-year-old woman from Barrie has been apprehended by authorities after allegedly targeting six different retail establishments in a coordinated theft operation, according to police statements.
Sheriff Denies Slowing FBI in Guthrie Kidnapping Case
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos refutes claims of blocking evidence from the FBI in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping investigation, citing a strategic decision on lab testing.
London Police Chief's Gala Raises Funds for Local Charities
The second annual London Police Chief's Gala was held at RBC Place, raising significant funds for local charities through a unique 'pitch' event for singles.
Norway PM Orders Probe into Epstein Links of Prominent Figures
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere announces an investigation into connections between prominent Norwegians and Jeffrey Epstein, following international scrutiny.
Toronto Police Search for Missing 12-Year-Old in Scarborough
Toronto police are urgently searching for Firaol, a 12-year-old boy who was last seen in the Scarborough area. Authorities have released a photo and are appealing to the public for assistance in locating the missing child.
Nova Scotia Court Cuts Manslaughter Sentence to 5 Years
The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal has reduced a man's manslaughter sentence to five years, citing legal considerations in a recent ruling.
London Man Sentenced for 2019 Hit-and-Run Crash
Jesse Bleck has been sentenced for a 2019 hit-and-run crash in London that resulted in a young man being confined to a wheelchair. The court delivered its ruling following a lengthy legal process.
Cross-Examination Continues in Frank Stronach's Sex Assault Trial
The sexual assault trial of 93-year-old auto parts magnate Frank Stronach proceeds as complainant cross-examination continues. Stronach faces a dozen charges involving seven complainants in this closely watched case.
Portapique Families Offer Support to Tumbler Ridge After Shooting
Families affected by the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting are providing guidance and emotional support to the Tumbler Ridge community following a recent fatal incident, sharing lessons on healing and resilience.
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