Windsor Police Manager Guilty of $31K Fraud
Former Windsor Police fleet manager James Brush pleaded guilty to fraud charges after spending over $31,000 on corporate credit cards for personal expenses including vacations and car parts.
Category : Justice System
Brampton Woman Charged in Bayshore Shopping Centre Clothing Theft
A Brampton woman faces charges after police allege she stole a large quantity of clothing from Ottawa's Bayshore Shopping Centre. The incident highlights ongoing retail theft concerns in major Canadian shopping centers.
Man with Knife on Pole Arrested in Abbotsford for Psychosis
Abbotsford Police detained a man wielding a knife attached to a pole, citing psychosis under the Mental Health Act. The incident highlights mental health crises in British Columbia.
Calgary Police Hunt Suspect in Home Invasion Attack
Calgary police are urgently searching for a suspect who violently assaulted a homeowner at his front door in January 2026. Authorities have released an image and are asking for public assistance to identify the individual.
Ottawa Driver Charged After Fleeing Traffic Stop at 145 km/h
A 23-year-old Ottawa man faces dangerous driving and failure to stop charges after fleeing a traffic stop on Highway 174 at speeds exceeding 145 km/h in December.
OPP Seeks Suspect in Dunnville Arson, Releases Photos
Haldimand OPP have released photographs of a suspect wanted in connection with an arson incident in Dunnville, Ontario, urging the public to come forward with any information.
OPP Officer Signs Peace Bond, Break-In Charges Dropped
An on-duty OPP officer accused of break-and-enter at her ex-boyfriend's home has signed a peace bond, resulting in criminal charges being withdrawn by the Crown.
N.S. Man Charged for Facebook Intimidation of Justice Participant
A Nova Scotia man has been criminally charged after allegedly using Facebook to intimidate a participant in the justice system, highlighting ongoing concerns about online harassment.
Two Dead in Northeast Calgary Overnight Incident
Calgary police are investigating an overnight incident in the Redstone community that left two people deceased. Authorities confirm there is no ongoing risk to public safety.
Kingsville Armed Robbery: Vehicle Set on Fire
Ontario Provincial Police are searching for two armed suspects after a driver was robbed and their vehicle set ablaze in rural Kingsville. No injuries reported.
Two Dead After Calgary Redstone Incident, Police Probe
Calgary police are investigating a disturbance at a Redstone residence that resulted in two deaths on January 28, 2026, with details emerging about the ongoing inquiry into the tragic event.
Ex-South Korean First Lady Gets 20-Month Prison Term
Kim Keon Hee, wife of former President Yoon Suk Yeol, receives a 20-month prison sentence for corruption charges, marking a significant legal development in South Korea.
80-Year-Old Driver Charged After Tow Operator Struck in Barrie
An 80-year-old motorist has been charged following an incident where a tow truck operator was struck during a service call in Barrie, Ontario, according to police reports.
Windsor Mom Faces Prison for Daughter's Pool Drowning
Crown seeks prison sentence for Windsor mother convicted of criminal negligence after her 5-year-old daughter drowned in a stranger's pool while left unattended during a date.
Impaired Driving Tragedy: Alberta Paramedic's Story
An Edmonton paramedic shares her devastating loss as impaired driving fatalities persist despite overall declines, revealing complacency remains deadly.
OPP Track Stolen Truck, Charge Suspect in Northern Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police successfully located a stolen pickup truck and charged a suspect following an investigation in Northern Ontario. The incident highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts against vehicle theft in the region.
Toronto Vigil for Man Killed by U.S. Border Patrol
A vigil was held in Toronto to honor a Canadian man fatally shot by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis, sparking cross-border discussions on use of force and accountability.
Quebec Woman Sentencing for Scalding Boy Over Prank
A Quebec woman returns to Longueuil provincial court for sentencing after being convicted of scalding a young boy in retaliation for a prank, highlighting severe child abuse consequences.
Why Epstein Files Release Stalled: Expert Analysis
An associate professor explains the ongoing delays in releasing the Epstein documents, highlighting legal complexities and political implications for the U.S. government.
Ex-Pats Coach Bernie Lynch Loses Day Parole Appeal
Bernard 'Bernie' Lynch, former Regina Pats hockey coach convicted of historic sexual assault, has lost his appeal to regain day parole privileges in a recent judicial decision.
Witness Recounts Narrow Escape in Sudbury Downtown Stabbing
A witness details a terrifying encounter with an intoxicated man who allegedly stabbed another before swinging a knife at him, as Sudbury police search for the suspect in the downtown incident.
Video Shows Indecent Exposure Suspect Fleeing on Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast RCMP have released surveillance footage of a man allegedly exposing himself to a woman on a trail, with the suspect seen running away from the victim as police seek public assistance.
Edmonton Police Fire Detective Over Leaked Corruption Files
An Edmonton police detective was fired after leaking over 50GB of case files about a notorious landlord, with a hearing ruling his actions were not whistleblowing but frustration-driven misconduct.
Second Suspect Charged in Regina's First 2026 Homicide
Regina police have charged a second suspect in connection with the city's first homicide of 2026, after a body was discovered in a vehicle that fled officers earlier this week.
Justin Bone Keeps Lawyer Amid Murder Trial Proceedings
Justin Bone has reversed his decision to fire his legal counsel as his second-degree murder trial continues in Edmonton, highlighting strategic shifts in high-stakes criminal defense.
Kitchener Drug Bust: Cocaine, Fentanyl, Weapons Seized
Waterloo Regional Police executed a significant drug operation in Kitchener, confiscating cocaine, fentanyl, and dangerous weapons like a machete and axe from a residential area.
B.C. Man Jailed for Posting Ex's Intimate Images Online
A British Columbia judge has sentenced a 42-year-old man to five months in prison for posting intimate images and videos of his ex-girlfriend on Pornhub without her consent, highlighting the legal consequences of non-consensual image sharing.
Toronto Man Claims Victim Status in Teen Kidnapping Case
Samir Abdelgadir, convicted for his role in the 2020 kidnapping of a 14-year-old boy over a stolen cocaine shipment, argued in court that he is the true victim, while the teen described lasting trauma from the 36-hour ordeal.
Charges Laid Years After Chilliwack Jewelry Theft
A suspect has been formally charged in connection with a jewelry store robbery in Chilliwack, British Columbia, that occurred more than two years ago, marking a significant development in the cold case.
Regina Crime Rates Decline, Police Statistics Reveal
The Regina Police Service has released new statistics indicating a notable decrease in overall crime rates across the city, highlighting ongoing public safety improvements.
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