Three Hospitalized After Sudbury Assault
Sudbury police report three individuals were transported to hospital following a serious assault near Kathleen Street and Brebeuf Avenue on January 26, 2026.
Category : Justice System
No Charges Expected in Kingston Cyclist Fatal Crash
Kingston Police have announced they do not anticipate laying charges following a collision that resulted in the death of a 75-year-old cyclist. The incident underscores ongoing road safety concerns.
Canadian Drug Trafficker Arrested in Costa Rica
Jesse Michael Valentino Bou-Saleh, a 35-year-old Canadian suspected of leading a major drug and weapons trafficking syndicate in British Columbia, has been captured in Costa Rica after evading authorities for over two years. The arrest follows an extensiv
Human Trafficking Signs: A Guide for Barrie
Learn the key indicators of human trafficking, a serious crime affecting communities like Barrie. This guide helps identify warning signs and understand how to respond responsibly.
Windsor Man Missing in Northern Ontario, Police Search Ongoing
Windsor police are actively searching for David Pavao, a 37-year-old man from Windsor, Ontario, who remains missing in Northern Ontario. The investigation continues as authorities seek public assistance.
Quebec Prison Witness: Murder Suspect Said 'They Won't Find Her'
A witness testified in Montreal court that Serge Audette, accused in the 1996 disappearance of Patricia Ferguson, told him 'They won't find her' while both were incarcerated in a federal penitentiary.
Inmate Dies in Custody at Springhill Institution
Correctional Service Canada confirms an inmate has died while in custody at Springhill Institution in Nova Scotia. Details remain limited as the investigation unfolds.
Iran's 240 'Forced Confessions' Aim to Deter Dissent
Iranian state television has aired at least 240 coerced confessions from detainees, extracted through torture to suppress protest movements, according to human rights groups.
Two Bodies Found in Manawan, Quebec Home
The Sûreté du Québec is investigating after two bodies were discovered in a residence in Manawan, Quebec. Authorities have not released details on the circumstances or identities.
Sudbury Police Cleared in Suspect Injury Incident
An investigation has cleared Greater Sudbury police officers involved in an incident where a suspect sustained a broken nose while attempting to flee on a bicycle in Chelmsford last fall.
Fatal Tottenham House Fire Under OFM Investigation
A tragic house fire in Tottenham, Ontario, has resulted in one fatality, with the Ontario Fire Marshal's office now leading the investigation into the cause of the blaze.
Child Abuse Survivor Settles Lawsuit Against B.C. Institutions
Steve Cullen has resolved his civil lawsuit against multiple British Columbia institutions for failing to protect him from sexual abuse by a convicted offender in the 1980s.
Winnipeg Police Issue Silver Alert for Missing Senior
The Winnipeg Police Service has issued a silver alert for Anna Polgar, a 91-year-old woman reported missing. Authorities are seeking public assistance to locate her.
OPP Seeks Truck That Fled Highway 11 Crash in Cochrane
Ontario Provincial Police are asking for public assistance to find a transport truck involved in a hit-and-run collision on Highway 11 in Cochrane, Northern Ontario, on Sunday evening.
Spain Drops Julio Iglesias Sex Assault Investigation
Spanish state prosecutors have shelved an initial investigation into sexual assault accusations against singer Julio Iglesias, citing lack of jurisdiction over alleged incidents in the Caribbean.
Serious Stabbing on GO Train at Weston Station
Toronto Police are investigating a violent stabbing incident that occurred on a GO train at Weston Station early Monday morning, leaving one man with serious injuries.
ICC Judges Find Duterte Fit to Stand Trial
International Criminal Court judges have determined that former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is mentally and physically capable to face trial for alleged crimes against humanity.
B.C. Homicides Put Gay Dating Apps in Spotlight
Recent homicides in British Columbia have drawn attention to safety risks on gay dating apps, with advocates and police urging users to exercise caution and awareness.
Vancouver Hearing into Myles Gray's Death Resumes
The public inquiry into the police-involved death of Myles Gray in Vancouver resumes after a delay caused by an obscenity, with family members seeking answers.
Timmins Police Charge 2 After Series of Crimes
Timmins Police Service has laid multiple charges against two individuals connected to a recent spate of criminal activities including theft, assault, and dangerous driving in Northern Ontario.
Official Defends ICE Agents in Minneapolis Shooting
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche defended federal agents involved in the killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, shifting blame to local officials and protestors while claiming agents acted humanely.
OPP Seizes $47K in Drugs in Northwestern Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have confiscated more than $47,000 worth of suspected illicit drugs in a significant operation in northwestern Ontario, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
Northwestern Ontario Drug Raid Nets Guns, Three Charged
Ontario Provincial Police conducted a significant raid in Northwestern Ontario, seizing illicit drugs and firearms, resulting in criminal charges against three individuals.
Winnipeg Truck Driver Charged with Impaired Driving in Northern Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a Winnipeg truck driver with impaired operation after his tractor-trailer was discovered in a ditch on Highway 17 near Red Rock. The incident occurred on January 23, 2026, leading to vehicle impoundment.
OPP Traffic Stop Nets Drugs, Charges for Wanted Man in North
Ontario Provincial Police apprehended a wanted man during a routine traffic stop in northern Ontario, resulting in multiple drug and driving-related charges.
Noem Dodges Questions on ICE Shooting Incident
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem avoided direct answers about the fatal ICE shooting of Alex Pretti, whose concealed carry license and video evidence contradict official claims.
Hitchhiker Sentenced to One Day for 2001 Manslaughter
A Vancouver hitchhiker has been sentenced to just one day in jail for a manslaughter conviction stemming from a 2001 incident in British Columbia, concluding a lengthy legal process.
Alberta Court Dismisses Unlicensed Doctor's Appeal
Alberta's Court of Appeal has dismissed Viliam Makis's attempt to pause an injunction preventing him from presenting himself as a practicing physician without a license.
One-Day Jail for 25-Year-Old Hitchhiker Killing in Vancouver
A Vancouver hitchhiker convicted of killing a driver who gave him a ride 25 years ago received a symbolic one-day jail sentence. The unusual punishment reflects complex legal considerations.
Surrey Arson and Langley Mall Assault: B.C. Crime News
Police investigate an arson fire at a Surrey business and a serious assault on a teenager at Langley's Willowbrook Mall during a weekend of crime incidents across Metro Vancouver.
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