Masterson Files to Overturn Rape Convictions
That '70s Show actor Danny Masterson petitions to vacate his two rape convictions and 30-year sentence, claiming inadequate legal representation and judicial bias. Read the latest developments.
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Saskatoon judge to decide who killed Nykera Brown
A Saskatoon judge must determine who pulled the trigger in Nykera Brown's murder as defendant Andrew Rosenfeldt admits to history of dishonesty. Follow the trial developments.
BBC Determined to Fight Trump Defamation Claim
The BBC announces it will vigorously defend against Donald Trump's $500 million defamation lawsuit. The legal battle centers on reporting about Trump's business dealings.
Trump to Sue BBC for Billions Over Edited Speech
Donald Trump announces a $5 billion lawsuit against the BBC after it apologized for a misleading edit of his Capitol riot speech but refused to pay damages. Read the full story.
Saskatoon murder trial: 'Guilty of being stupid' defence
Defence argues Andrew Rosenfeldt made poor choices but didn't kill girlfriend Nykera Brown in Saskatoon murder case. Read the latest courtroom developments.
Saskatoon Murder Trial: Defence Claims Suicide Possible
Defence in Andrew Rosenfeldt's Saskatoon murder trial admits he lied about girlfriend's shooting but argues for suicide. Key details from the 2022 case and closing arguments.
Guilty verdict in 2006 Misha Pavelick murder case
After nearly two decades, justice is served as Regina man convicted of second-degree murder in 2006 killing of Misha Pavelick. Read the full trial details.
Jury reaches verdict in Regina murder trial
A Regina jury has delivered its verdict in the Misha Pavelick murder case after careful deliberation. Get the latest updates on this developing story and its implications for the justice system.
Ex-Congolese rebel leader begins hunger strike in Paris
Former Congolese militia leader Roger Lumbala starts hunger strike during war crimes trial in Paris. Follow the latest developments in this international justice case.
BBC Apologizes to Trump for Edited Jan. 6 Speech
The BBC has apologized to Donald Trump for editing his Jan. 6 speech but denies defamation. Explore the details of the controversy and its consequences.
Eupraxia Reports 52-Week EoE Trial Data for EP-104GI
Eupraxia Pharmaceuticals reveals consistent 52-week data from RESOLVE trial, showing EP-104GI maintains clinical remission in eosinophilic esophagitis patients with strong safety profile.
Kitchener justice of the peace trial motions dismissed
A Kitchener justice of the peace faces charges as acquittal motions are dismissed in court. Stay informed on this developing local legal case.
Antonio Brown Released from Miami Jail Awaiting Trial
Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown has been released from Miami jail while awaiting his attempted murder trial. Get the latest updates on this developing story.
Closing arguments begin in Laval daycare crash trial
The trial of Pierre Ny St-Amand, accused in the Laval daycare crash, reaches a critical juncture as closing arguments commence. Follow the latest developments from the courtroom.
Killer testifies homeless man did not resist robbery
A convicted teen killer testified in a Calgary court that homeless victim Jordan Jacques-Vetten did not resist during the armed robbery that led to his death in 2023. Read the full court details.
Misha Pavelick murder trial jury deliberations begin
The second-degree murder trial for Misha Pavelick's death concludes as jurors prepare for deliberations. The 19-year-old's case spanned nearly two decades of investigation in Regina.
Trump requests Netanyahu pardon in letter to Herzog
Donald Trump sends letter to Israeli President Isaac Herzog requesting full pardon for Benjamin Netanyahu, calling his corruption trial a 'political prosecution'.
Trump Plans to Sue BBC for Defamation
U.S. President Donald Trump says he has an 'obligation' to sue the BBC over a misleading edit of his speech. Explore the legal threat and resignations.
New Website Connects Canadians with Cancer Clinical Trials
A new online platform helps Canadian cancer patients discover available clinical trials. Learn how this resource could transform cancer care access across the country.
Courtroom drama: Father insults murder suspect during testimony
A Calgary murder trial was disrupted when the father of a teen witness called the accused a 'scumbag,' prompting a rare removal request from the defence. Read the dramatic courtroom details.
Court rejects Frank Stronach's challenge in sex assault trial
Ontario judge dismisses billionaire Frank Stronach's bid to quash committal to trial on sexual assault charges. Latest development in high-profile Toronto case.
Closing Arguments in Pavelick Trial After 20-Year Probe
After nearly two decades of investigation, closing arguments were delivered Monday in the Misha Pavelick trial in Regina. A Cathedral Area mural commemorates the lengthy legal process.
Trump Sues BBC for $1B Over Edited Jan. 6 Speech
Donald Trump files a $1 billion lawsuit against the BBC, alleging the broadcaster doctored his Jan. 6 speech. Two senior executives have resigned. Read the full story.
Convoy organizer's trial adjourned for asylum case
James Bauder, a key convoy protest organizer, has his trial postponed as he seeks asylum in the U.S. His case highlights ongoing legal battles from the 2022 Ottawa protests.
Michael White Found Not Guilty in Edmonton Murder Case
After dramatic trial and deliberation, Michael White acquitted of second-degree murder in 2019 death of Thi Bich Ha Thu Nguyen. The verdict concludes a complex legal battle that gripped Edmonton.
Officer Testifies About Dragging Fallen Mountie to Elevator
A fellow RCMP officer gives emotional testimony about dragging Constable Rick O'Brien to an elevator after the fatal shooting that shocked British Columbia.
Hydro-Québec Espionage Trial: Researcher's Defense Revealed
Exclusive courtroom revelations show how a Hydro-Québec researcher allegedly leveraged trade secrets for Chinese academic positions amid employment uncertainties.
Hydro-Québec espionage case: Accused faces cross-examination
A former Hydro-Québec employee accused of spying for China undergoes rigorous cross-examination as shocking details emerge about alleged technology theft and foreign interference operations on Canadian soil.
Murder trial defendant admits to 'lying disorder'
A Saskatchewan murder trial witnessed a stunning admission as the defendant revealed his history of compulsive lying, calling it a 'disorder' during emotional testimony about the 2021 stabbing death.
Ottawa Mass Stabbing Suspect Appears in Court
Febres-Cruz, accused in Ottawa's 2024 mass stabbing that left six dead, appears in court as families seek justice and community demands answers about the tragic incident.
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