Uber to Pay $8.5M in Sexual Assault Case
A federal jury orders Uber to pay $8.5 million to a woman alleging driver rape in 2023, highlighting ongoing safety concerns and legal battles over corporate responsibility in the gig economy.
Category : Justice System
Teen Shot in Toronto Tim Hortons, City's Second 2026 Murder
A 16-year-old boy was fatally shot inside a busy Scarborough Tim Hortons, marking Toronto's second homicide of 2026 as police investigate amid concerns over public desensitization to violence.
Calgary Community Fears Escalating Extortion Threats
Members of Calgary's South Asian community express growing fear for their lives due to a surge in extortion calls, prompting police and community collaboration to address the crisis.
RCMP Seeks Witnesses in Unsolved Duncan Stabbing
Vancouver Island RCMP are appealing for public assistance after a stabbing incident near Duncan remains unsolved, urging anyone with information to come forward.
Supreme Court Sets New Exception to Lawyer-Client Confidentiality
The Supreme Court of Canada has issued a landmark ruling that creates a specific exception to the long-standing principle of solicitor-client privilege, clarifying when confidentiality can be breached.
Shots Fired at Moncton Home Leaves Tenant Terrified
A Moncton tenant describes feeling terrified after shots were fired at her Dufferin Street residence on January 31, 2026, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the community.
Manhattan CEO Murder Trial Set for June 8
Luigi Mangione's state trial for the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson will begin June 8, despite defense arguments about double jeopardy and evidence admissibility.
Halifax Man, 70, Charged with Child Pornography
A 70-year-old Halifax man has been formally charged with possession of child pornography following a police investigation. The case highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts against such crimes in Nova Scotia.
London Police Update Chesham Ave. Investigation: Firearms, Explosives
London police provided an update on the Chesham Avenue investigation, stating investigators believe the accused were involved in manufacturing firearms and explosives. The media conference was held on February 6, 2026.
Windsor Police Catch Suspect in Break-In Act
Windsor police officers successfully apprehended a suspect who was caught in the act of attempting a break-in, demonstrating effective local law enforcement response to property crimes.
P.E.I. Man Accused of Breaching Release in Antisemitism Case
A Prince Edward Island man previously charged with antisemitism offences is now facing additional allegations for breaching his release conditions, according to the RCMP.
Police Hunt Suspect in $1,000 Alcohol Theft in New Glasgow
New Glasgow Regional Police are requesting public assistance to identify a person of interest connected to a significant alcohol theft valued at approximately $1,000.
Sharbot Lake Man Faces Weapons Charges After Police Raid
A 35-year-old Sharbot Lake man faces numerous firearms charges following an Ontario Provincial Police investigation and raid that seized loaded weapons and unidentified capsules.
Montreal Police Search for Woman Missing Since December
Police on Montreal's South Shore are urgently searching for Audrey Bouchard Kennedy, 31, who vanished on December 30, 2025, with authorities expressing serious concerns for her safety.
Delusional Laval Father's Mental State Revealed in Court
Kamaljit Arora's wife testified about his delusional behavior and psychiatric treatment before he killed their two children in Laval in 2022, with drowning confirmed as cause of death.
Ex-Regina Cop Sentenced for Database Misuse
Robert Eric Semenchuck, a former Regina police officer, has been sentenced after using a police database to pursue women. The case highlights serious misconduct within law enforcement.
Teen Fatally Shot in Scarborough Tim Hortons Identified
Toronto police have released the identity of a 16-year-old boy, Kian Sam, who was shot and killed inside a Tim Hortons in Scarborough, sparking community concerns over youth violence.
Sharbot Lake Man Charged with Firearms Trafficking
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a Sharbot Lake man with multiple firearms trafficking offences following a search that uncovered several guns, including two loaded weapons, at a residence.
N.B. Woman Arrested in Drug Trafficking Probe
Police in New Brunswick have made an arrest in connection with an ongoing drug trafficking investigation, highlighting law enforcement efforts against organized crime in Atlantic Canada.
Judge Slams Humane Society Board for 'Bad Faith' Actions
A Windsor judge has ruled the Windsor/Essex County Humane Society acted in bad faith by denying voting rights to over 200 new members, declaring all subsequent board decisions void and ordering a new meeting.
Police Probe Alleged Hate Assault at Bayshore Mall
Ottawa police are investigating an alleged assault involving racial and misogynistic slurs at Bayshore Shopping Centre, seeking witnesses to the Monday incident.
London Police Update on Chesham Ave. Investigation
London police acting Det. Supt. Sean Travis has provided a new media briefing regarding the ongoing investigation on Chesham Avenue, offering the latest details to the public.
Supreme Court Upholds Regina Lawyer's Acquittal in 7-2 Decision
Canada's Supreme Court has dismissed the Crown's appeal in the Sharon Fox case, letting stand the Regina defence lawyer's acquittal on obstruction of justice charges in a 7-2 split decision.
Ottawa Police Probe Hate Crime at Bayshore Parking Lot
The Ottawa Police Service's Hate Crime Unit is actively investigating a concerning incident that occurred at the Bayshore Shopping Centre parking lot. Authorities are examining the details of the event, which has raised community concerns about safety and
Halifax Police Probe 2021 Homicide of Brandon Polegato
Halifax police are still investigating the 2021 homicide of Brandon Reginald Polegato, who was killed at an apartment on Washmill Lake Drive. The case remains unsolved five years later.
British Serial Killer Gets New Life Sentence for 1999 Murder
Steve Wright, known as the 'Suffolk Strangler,' has been handed another life sentence for a 1999 murder, adding to his existing convictions for multiple killings in 2006.
Calgary Police Hunt Two Suspects in Whitehorn Break-Ins
Calgary police are actively searching for two male suspects believed responsible for a series of four garage break-and-enters in the Whitehorn community in January 2026.
Windsor Police Arrest Suspect in Pickup Truck Theft
Windsor police have made an arrest in connection with the theft of a pickup truck, as authorities continue to investigate the incident. Details on the suspect and charges are emerging.
Toronto Police Chief on Responsibility in Corruption Probe
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw speaks on his role following a significant investigation into organized crime and corruption within the York Regional Police.
Man Charged After Cocaine, Fake Licence Found in Antigonish Home
A man faces charges in Nova Scotia after RCMP officers discovered cocaine and a counterfeit driver's licence during a search of an Antigonish residence in late January 2026.
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