Brantford Police Opt Out of Federal Gun Compensation
The Brantford Police Service has decided not to participate in Ottawa's national firearm compensation initiative, citing operational concerns and local priorities.
Category : Justice System
Sault Man Charged with Luring, Sexual Assault of Youth
A Sault Ste. Marie man has been charged with luring and sexual assault of a youth under 16, according to police reports. The case highlights ongoing concerns about online safety and child protection in Northern Ontario communities.
Four Youth Charged in Edmonton School Arson, Church Vandalism
Edmonton police have arrested and charged four youth following a series of incidents including arson at a Catholic elementary school and multiple vandalism attacks at a church last October.
Alberta RCMP Bust Stolen Vehicle Operation, Five Arrested
Alberta RCMP have dismantled a stolen vehicle resale operation in Swan Hills, arresting five individuals and recovering multiple stolen items including vehicles, firearms, and drugs.
Surrey Seeks National Emergency Over Extortion Crisis
Surrey city councillors have voted to request a federal state of emergency declaration to address the ongoing extortion crisis, following recent arrests and shootings.
Regina Man Charged in Fatal 2025 Bus Stop Crash
A 19-year-old woman was killed after a freight truck struck a bus stop in Regina in October 2025. Police have now charged a man in connection with the tragic incident.
Windsor Man Charged with Sexual Assault of Minor After Online Meeting
A 69-year-old Windsor man faces multiple charges including sexual assault and luring after allegedly meeting a 15-year-old girl online and providing her with cannabis edibles before sexual activity.
Attempted Murder Charges in Ohsweken Assault Case
Six Nations Police have laid attempted murder charges following a serious assault in Ohsweken. Residents were advised to stay indoors during the incident in August 2025.
Man Arrested for Alleged Break-In at Maces Bay, N.B. Home
A man has been arrested by RCMP following an alleged break-in at a residential property in Maces Bay, New Brunswick. The incident occurred in late January 2026, with police responding to the scene.
Calgary Police Close Brentwood Home Over Alleged Drug Use
Authorities in Calgary have shut down a residence in the Brentwood neighborhood following allegations of drug use and disruptive behavior, highlighting ongoing community safety efforts.
Claims Open for Indian Hospitals Settlement
The claims process has opened for a $1.1-billion class-action settlement for former patients of government-run Indian hospitals in Canada, addressing allegations of abuse.
Ottawa Bulldozer Operator Charged with Impaired Operation
An Ottawa bulldozer operator has been charged with impaired operation at a municipal yard, highlighting workplace safety concerns. Police responded to the incident, which occurred in late January 2026.
Hamilton Police Lay Charges After Shooting Investigation
Hamilton police have charged two individuals with drug and firearm offenses following an investigation into a shooting incident. Details on the seized items and ongoing legal proceedings.
Edmonton Youths Charged in Church Vandalism
Four minors in Edmonton are facing serious charges including arson and mischief after an October 2025 vandalism incident at St. Clare's Catholic Church and school. The case highlights ongoing concerns about property crimes targeting religious institutions
Alberta Chief Justices Clarify Court's Democratic Role
Alberta's three chief justices have released a rare public statement explaining the judiciary's constitutional role, following Premier Danielle Smith's recent comments about judicial overreach.
Sexual Assault Proceedings Target Nuns from Laval Convent
Legal proceedings have been initiated against nuns from a Laval convent in Montreal, with allegations of sexual assault emerging in a developing case that has drawn significant attention.
Myles Gray Hearing Delayed After Lawyer's Vulgar Remark
The public inquiry into Myles Gray's 2015 police beating death faces a month-long delay after officers' lawyers rejected a proposal to reinstate a lawyer who resigned over a vulgar comment caught on mic.
Ex-Windsor Police Worker Admits to Fraud
A former employee of the Windsor Police Service has entered a guilty plea in a fraud case, marking a significant development in an internal investigation.
Police Release Suspect Description After Richmond Hill Bank Robbery
York Regional Police have issued a suspect description following a bank robbery in Richmond Hill. Authorities are seeking public assistance in the ongoing investigation.
Windsor Man, 69, Charged in Minor Sexual Assault
Windsor Police Service has laid charges against a 69-year-old man for the alleged sexual assault of a minor, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts to address serious crimes in the community.
Accused in Edmonton Chinatown Homicides Withdraws Lawyer Firing Request
Justin Bone, facing second-degree murder charges for two 2022 Chinatown killings, reversed his decision to dismiss his lawyer after a courtroom argument that disrupted proceedings.
Alberta Judges Urge Respect After Premier Smith's Comments
Judges in Edmonton respond to Premier Danielle Smith's statement about wanting to 'direct' the judiciary, emphasizing the importance of judicial independence and respect for the separation of powers in Alberta's legal system.
Man Escapes Toronto Jail by Impersonating Another Inmate
Toronto police are searching for Steven Alexander Guzman Marroquin, who escaped from a Toronto jail by impersonating another inmate. The incident highlights security concerns.
Families Sue Over Fatal Boat Strike During Trump Era
The families of two men killed in a maritime incident during a military operation have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging an unlawful attack.
Windsor Police Seek Female Assault Suspect After Bar Incident
Windsor police are searching for a woman accused of assaulting a bar employee after a confrontation over a patron's shirt. The incident occurred on Ouellette Avenue.
Myles Gray Hearing Adjourned After Lawyer's Vulgar Comment
The public inquiry into the police-involved death of Myles Gray in Vancouver has been delayed for four weeks following the replacement of a lawyer over an inappropriate remark.
Winnipeg Police Arrest Five in Arson and Extortion Investigation
Winnipeg police have arrested five individuals and issued Canada-wide warrants for two more following a significant investigation into arson and extortion cases in the city.
Mafia Daughter-in-Law Killed by Mistake, Court Told
Two men plead guilty to conspiracy to murder Antonio Gallo, admitting they mistakenly killed his wife Claudia Iacono outside her Montreal spa in 2023.
Saskatoon Police Investigate Multiple Forcible Entry Assaults
Saskatoon police are actively investigating several incidents of forcible entry assaults, with authorities urging residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity.
Alberta Residents Charged in Major Drug Bust
Two individuals from southern Alberta have been charged with drug trafficking after RCMP seized significant quantities of cocaine, methamphetamine, and other substances from a Fort Macleod residence.
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