Shou Chen, 81, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter after his second-degree murder conviction was overturned due to translation issues. The case involves the 2014 beating death of Xian Xu Liu in Toronto.
A Milwaukee jury found Demetric Scott guilty of identity theft and witness intimidation after he forged letters threatening President Trump to get a robbery victim deported.
Lorilee Davies has been officially sworn in as the new chief of the Regina Police Service, marking a significant leadership transition for the force in the Saskatchewan capital.
British Columbia Premier David Eby describes Surrey's escalating extortion shootings as a 'terror attack in slow motion' as the city receives 20 additional RCMP officers and officials push for federal action.
Sentencing proceedings have commenced for former Woodstock mayor Trevor Birtch following his conviction for sexual assault, marking a significant legal development in Ontario.
Dean Wiwchar, a convicted Wolfpack gang killer, faces new charges for attempting to escape from Surrey pretrial jail, just days after expressing remorse in court.
Toronto Police are asking for public help to identify a man wanted for a double stabbing near Liberty Village. Meanwhile, Durham Regional Police investigate a Dairy Queen break-in and a shooting victim who arrived at an Ajax hospital.
A New Brunswick man has been sentenced to four years in prison following an extensive RCMP drug trafficking investigation, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts against narcotics distribution in the province.
A lawyer who reported being assaulted by Durham Regional Police officers at the Oshawa courthouse is now facing criminal charges himself, raising serious questions about police conduct and legal accountability.
The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal has reserved its decision in the murder appeal of Christian Enang Clyke, with a ruling expected at a later date following recent hearings.
Windsor police have charged three youths in connection with a series of break-and-enter incidents across the city, highlighting ongoing efforts to address property crime in the community.
The District 5 police station in Saddle Ridge has closed its front counter for two weekends due to officer shortages, with more closures expected as staffing challenges persist.
A Calgary man has been arrested by Saskatchewan RCMP in connection with an arson investigation in the town of Leader. The arrest highlights cross-provincial law enforcement cooperation on serious property crimes.
Edmonton police are investigating a weapons complaint at West Edmonton Mall after an apparent shooting prompted a lockdown on Thursday afternoon. Authorities have not released details on injuries or suspects.
Toronto Police have released a photo of a man wanted in connection with a double stabbing that occurred in October 2025, appealing to the public for information.
London police have made an arrest in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred in the Old East Village on January 25, 2026, as the investigation continues.
The Saskatchewan government is investing $1.85 million through the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods initiative to fund 24 new police officers in Saskatoon, aiming to improve response times and address rising service calls.
Greater Sudbury Police announce their specialized intimate partner violence unit will become permanent following a successful pilot program, enhancing community safety.
British Columbia RCMP are appealing to the public for any information regarding the 1985 murder of Kim Stolberg in Richmond, emphasizing that someone may hold crucial details.
A 31-year-old man faces charges after allegedly brandishing a hypodermic needle at dollar store employees in Vancouver during a shoplifting confrontation.
Durham Regional Police have released surveillance images of a suspect and a vehicle wanted in connection with a break-and-enter at a Dairy Queen in Ajax, Ontario.
Durham Regional Police are investigating after a male victim suffering from a gunshot wound arrived at an Ajax hospital. Authorities are seeking information on the incident.
A 23-year-old mother was found deceased in St. Albert, with her nine-month-old daughter missing and presumed dead. A 33-year-old man faces murder charges.
Edmonton police responded to a weapons complaint at West Edmonton Mall, prompting a brief lockdown that was lifted within 15 minutes with no public danger.
Regina Police Service Chief Lorilee Davies is officially sworn in as the city's top law enforcement officer, reflecting on 2025 challenges and outlining priorities for 2026 policing in Saskatchewan's capital.
British Columbia Premier David Eby describes a wave of extortion incidents targeting businesses as a 'terror attack in slow motion,' highlighting escalating violence and law enforcement challenges.
The first-degree murder trial of Michael Smillie in Saskatoon has been adjourned after the accused was hospitalized. The trial, involving the death of Taya Rae Anne Sinclair, will resume in February.
Richmond RCMP releases surveillance footage showing a witness near a crash that left a woman in critical condition, urging the public to help identify the individual.
Mounties in Airdrie, Alberta, are actively searching for suspects involved in a recent home invasion. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about property crime in the Calgary area.
A Regina court heard arguments in the sentencing of Mihail Oblacov, whose methamphetamine addiction preceded him stabbing his wife and causing a fatal crash. The Crown seeks 10 years, while the defence suggests 6 years.