Ontario Man Awaits Verdict in 2023 Girlfriend Murder Case
A Barrie, Ontario man charged with the 2023 murder of his girlfriend is now awaiting a jury's decision as the trial concludes, highlighting a high-profile criminal case in the region.
Category : Justice System
Group Seeks Chief Justice Recusal in Emergencies Act Case
A legal group challenging the government's use of the Emergencies Act has filed a notice asking Chief Justice Richard Wagner to consider recusing himself from Supreme Court deliberations due to 2022 comments about Freedom Convoy participants.
Toronto Police Open Lawrence Heights Safety Hub Post-Shooting
Toronto Police have launched a new community safety hub in Lawrence Heights, fulfilling a pledge made by the Chief after a tragic mass shooting in June 2025. The initiative aims to enhance local security and foster stronger police-community relations.
Police Chief Appeals $80K Human Rights Ruling in Pepper Spray Case
Edmonton Police Chief Warren Driechel's lawyers are challenging a human rights tribunal decision that awarded $80,000 to two Black men pepper sprayed while reporting a crime, arguing the ruling contains 'internal incoherence'.
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Bulger Manuscript Aims to Overturn Ex-FBI Agent's Conviction
Attorneys for former FBI agent John Connolly cite a handwritten manuscript by mobster James 'Whitey' Bulger as new evidence, claiming it shows he was framed for a 1982 murder, in a motion to vacate his conviction.
Visits Suspended at Springhill Institution After Assault
Nova Scotia's Springhill Institution has temporarily suspended all visits after a serious assault occurred over the weekend, with authorities investigating the incident.
B.C. RCMP Targets Sex Work Clients, Advocates Question Claims
The RCMP in British Columbia has launched an undercover operation targeting clients of sex workers, claiming it combats human trafficking. However, advocates and sex worker rights groups are questioning the effectiveness and underlying motives of this app
Niagara Officer Cleared in Fatal Shooting of Murder Suspect
A Niagara police officer has been cleared after fatally shooting a Brampton man wanted for murdering his ex-girlfriend and kidnapping a one-year-old child during a confrontation in Niagara Falls.
Defense Admits Shooting in Windsor Murder Trial Start
The defense conceded the shooting at the opening of a Windsor murder trial, stating 'Malique emptied his gun,' as the court proceedings commenced with key evidence and witness testimonies.
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Defense Moves to Throw Out Actor's Guilty Verdicts in Calgary
The defense argues for overturning guilty verdicts against Nathan Chasing Horse, citing legal errors, amid other national news including health care and environmental updates.
RCMP Probes Suspicious Death on Sask. First Nation (18.03.2026)
The RCMP is investigating a suspicious death on a Saskatchewan First Nation, with details emerging as part of broader national news coverage.
Mystikal Pleads Guilty to Third-Degree Rape in Louisiana
Grammy-nominated rapper Mystikal, 55, pleaded guilty to third-degree rape at his Prairieville home, facing up to 25 years in prison without parole. Sentencing is set for June 15.
Police Warn of 'Taxi Scam' Near Queen's University in Kingston
Kingston Police are alerting the public about a fraudulent taxi scheme operating in the Queen's University area, urging students and residents to stay vigilant.
Toronto Officer Charged Over Unlawful Database Access
A Toronto police officer faces charges after allegedly accessing private police databases without authorization, raising concerns about data security and internal oversight within the force.
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Charlottetown Police Seize Crystal Meth, Two Arrested
Charlottetown police have made a significant drug bust, seizing half a kilogram of crystal methamphetamine and arresting two individuals in connection with the incident.
Cape Breton Police Hunt Vehicle in Fatal Hit-and-Run
Cape Breton Regional Police are intensifying efforts to locate a vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and-run incident in Albert Bridge, Nova Scotia, over the weekend.
Violent Incidents Force Closure of Central Alberta Property
A property in central Alberta has been shut down after reports of violent assault, stabbings, and a home invasion, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the region.
RCMP Arrest After Assault Injures Moncton Man
A Moncton man sustained serious injuries in a violent assault, leading to an RCMP arrest. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about public safety in the area.
Quebec Man Guilty of Murdering His Two Children
A Quebec man has been convicted on all charges for the killings of his two children in Laval. The tragic case concluded with a jury verdict after a lengthy trial.
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Ontario's Pepper Spray Legalization Push Faces Legal Hurdles
Ontario's call to legalize pepper spray for self-defense sparks debate, but legal experts warn of complex Criminal Code obstacles and potential unintended consequences.
Jennifer Pan Pleads Guilty in 2010 Staged Home Invasion
Jennifer Pan has pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the death of her mother during a staged home invasion in 2010. The case has drawn significant attention due to its complex and tragic circumstances.
Police Search for 5 Suspects in Milton Home Invasion
Halton Regional Police are investigating a home invasion in Milton that occurred early Wednesday morning, with five suspects still at large. Authorities urge public assistance.
Family Contact Made, Trauma Cited in Twitchell Leave Denial
Edmonton filmmaker Mark Twitchell's request for leave has been denied, with officials citing prior family contact and the victim's family's ongoing trauma as key reasons.
B.C. Hikes Intimate Image Abuse Damage Limit to $75,000
The British Columbia government has significantly raised the maximum compensation for victims of non-consensual intimate image sharing to $75,000, strengthening legal protections against digital exploitation.
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Windsor Woman Charged in Impaired Driving Crash
A Windsor woman faces charges after an impaired driving crash, with Windsor Police Service investigating the incident that occurred in the city.
Sarnia Police: Swatting Incident Caused Heavy Presence
Sarnia Police Service confirms a swatting incident led to a significant police response in the Davis and Russell streets area on March 18, 2026, with no actual threat found.
Shooting Outside Edmonton Jollibee Leaves Man in Life-Threatening Condition
A shooting incident outside a Jollibee restaurant in west Edmonton has left a man with life-threatening injuries, prompting a police investigation into the violent event.
Ford Calls for Judge to Apologize After Police Cleared
Ontario Premier Doug Ford urges a judge to apologize after an OPP investigation cleared Toronto police officers of misconduct allegations in the Umar Zameer trial.
Brockville Police Hunt Suspect in Grandparent Scam
Brockville police are actively searching for a suspect and a vehicle linked to a recent grandparent scam in the city, urging public assistance.
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Ontario Cases Tossed After Police Charter Violations
A new report details how hundreds of cases in Ontario have been compromised or dismissed due to police officers violating Charter rights, raising serious concerns about law enforcement accountability and judicial integrity.
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