Police Seek Three Suspects in Fergus Food Theft
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a theft at a Fergus store where three individuals stole food items. Authorities have released images of the suspects and are asking for public assistance.
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Calgary Police Charge Suspect in South Asian Extortion Case
Calgary police have laid charges in an extortion investigation targeting the South Asian community, with threats allegedly made toward daycare businesses outside the city. Authorities report multiple incidents including shootings and property damage.
Canada-Wide Warrant Issued for Saint John Woman
Saint John Police are actively searching for Mia Cook, who is wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for theft and mischief offenses while serving a sentence.
Lethbridge Woman Charged for Alleged Drug Sales to Vulnerable
A woman in Lethbridge faces charges after allegedly selling drugs to the city's most vulnerable individuals, highlighting ongoing concerns about substance abuse and community safety.
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B.C. Lawyer Resigns After Admitting Professional Misconduct
A lawyer in British Columbia has resigned from the Law Society after confessing to professional misconduct, marking a significant disciplinary action in the province's legal community.
Fifth Arrest in Bolton Homicide and Attempted Murders
Ontario Provincial Police have made a fifth arrest in connection with a Bolton homicide and two attempted murders. Two London men remain wanted on Canada-wide warrants for serious charges.
Man Charged with Arson in Nesters Market Fire in Vancouver
A man has been charged with arson and theft after allegedly stealing items and starting a fire at Nesters Market in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, causing extensive damage.
Police Release Photo of Vehicle in Kanata Bank Robbery
Ottawa police have released a photo of a grey 2012 Kia Rondo, seeking public assistance in locating the vehicle connected to a recent bank robbery in Kanata.
Judge Allows Civil Case Against Trump Over Jan. 6 to Proceed
A federal judge ruled that a civil lawsuit against former President Donald Trump for his actions related to the January 6 Capitol attack can move forward, rejecting claims of presidential immunity.
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RCMP Restructures: Ridge Meadows Detachment Splits in Two
The Ridge Meadows RCMP detachment in British Columbia has officially divided into two separate units, marking a significant organizational shift aimed at enhancing local policing efficiency and community-focused law enforcement services.
Suspect Charged in Alleged Arson at Vancouver's Nesters Market
Vancouver police have formally charged an individual in connection with an alleged arson incident at Nesters Market. The investigation continues as authorities work to determine the motive and full extent of the damage caused by the fire.
Fifth Arrest in Bolton Homicide, Two Suspects Wanted
Ontario Provincial Police have made a fifth arrest in connection with a 2021 homicide in Bolton, while continuing to search for two additional suspects. Images of the wanted individuals and a vehicle have been released to the public.
Prosecutors Appeal Bail for Lawyer in Drug Ring Case
Canadian prosecutors argue an Ontario judge erred in granting bail to lawyer Deepak Paradkar, accused of advising murder in an international drug smuggling investigation linked to former Olympian Ryan Wedding.
Another Accuser Dismissed in Frank Stronach Trial
The sexual assault case against billionaire Frank Stronach suffers another setback as a judge dismisses a fourth accuser's testimony, leaving just three complainants remaining in the high-profile trial.
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Inmate Dies at Saskatoon Psychiatric Centre, CSC Reports
An inmate has died at the Regional Psychiatric Centre in Saskatoon, according to the Correctional Service of Canada. Details on the cause and circumstances are under investigation.
Verdict Delayed in Kitchener Triple Stabbing Case
A Kitchener man accused in a triple stabbing case faces a delayed verdict as the court extends proceedings. The incident, which occurred in 2022, continues to impact the local community.
Windsor Police Arrest Man for Alleged Knifepoint Robbery
A 20-year-old man has been arrested in Windsor after allegedly using a knife during a robbery downtown, with charges including robbery, extortion, and weapon possession.
Saint John Police Search for Woman Who Fled Sentence
Jessica Fair, who was serving a sentence for theft and mischief, is now wanted by Saint John police after failing to comply with her court-ordered conditions. Authorities are urging the public to assist in locating her.
Luigi Mangione's Trial in CEO Killing Delayed to October
The federal trial for Luigi Mangione, accused in the killing of a UnitedHealthcare CEO, has been postponed to October. The delay follows procedural adjustments in the high-profile case.
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Calgary Police Arrest Suspect in Extortion Probe
Calgary police have made an arrest in an ongoing extortion investigation, marking a significant development in the case. Details remain limited as authorities continue their work.
Kenosha PD Arrest in 1977 Cold Case, Family Seeks Closure
After nearly five decades, Kenosha police have arrested James Terry Fowler in connection with the 1977 murder of Ralph Gianoli, bringing long-awaited answers to the victim's family.
Quadruple-Amputee Cornhole Pro Arrested for Murder
Dayton Webber, a professional cornhole player and motivational speaker, faces murder charges after allegedly shooting Brad Wells during an argument over drugs, guns, and a woman in Maryland.
Gas Station Robbery Suspect Investigated for GTA Incidents
Police in York Region have arrested a suspect connected to two gas station robberies in Vaughan and Markham, with investigations expanding to other incidents across the Greater Toronto Area.
London Man Sought for 2021 Bolton Murder Warrant
Ontario Provincial Police are seeking a London man in connection with a first-degree murder warrant related to a 2021 homicide in Bolton. The investigation continues as authorities urge public assistance.
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Windsor Shooter Awaits Verdict: Murder or Manslaughter?
Malique Calloo's fate hangs in the balance as a jury decides whether the fatal shooting of Daniel Squalls was murder or manslaughter, with the defense citing heat of passion and the Crown emphasizing 15 shots fired.
Windsor Police Arrest 20-Year-Old After Armed Robbery
A 20-year-old individual has been apprehended by Windsor Police Service in connection with an armed robbery, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat violent crime in the city.
Funding for $10M Algo Mall Lawsuit Settlement Revealed
Newly released documents detail the financial sources for a $10 million settlement in the Algo Centre Mall collapse lawsuit, stemming from a 2012 tragedy in Elliot Lake, Ontario.
Montreal Man Charged with Murder in Teen Partner's Death
A 20-year-old Montreal man faces a murder charge after his 18-year-old partner was found dead in their Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension apartment. The community mourns as police investigate the tragic incident.
Montreal Police Seek Victims in Sexual Assault Case
Montreal authorities are appealing for potential victims to come forward after charging Jorge Luis Marin Lotfe with sexual assault, as part of an ongoing investigation.
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Inmate Guilty of 1988 Halifax Murder Dies in Prison
A New Brunswick inmate found guilty of the 1988 murder of a Halifax woman has died at Dorchester Penitentiary, as confirmed by Correctional Service Canada. The case dates back over three decades.
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