Quebec Police Expect Multiple Drug Trafficking Arrests
Quebec police are investigating a significant drug trafficking operation and anticipate making multiple arrests as part of their ongoing crackdown on organized crime networks in the province.
Category : Justice System
Life Sentence for Shinzo Abe's Assassin
The man convicted of assassinating former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been sentenced to life in prison, concluding a high-profile case that shocked the nation.
Ex-South Korean PM Gets 23 Years for Rebellion
Former South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, a key ally of President Yoon Suk Yeol, has been sentenced to 23 years in prison for his role in a martial law crisis. The Seoul court's ruling marks a significant political and legal development.
Judge Frees Convicted Sex-Trafficker Following Jail Abuse Claims
An Ontario judge has ordered the release of a convicted sex-trafficker and dog killer from the Maplehurst Correctional Complex, citing allegations of severe mistreatment and torture within the notorious Toronto-area facility.
Toronto Woman Posed as Pilot for Free Flights: U.S.
A former flight attendant from Toronto is accused of posing as a commercial pilot to fraudulently obtain hundreds of free flights, according to U.S. federal authorities. The elaborate scheme involved exploiting airline protocols.
Arrest Made in Fatal Brampton Parking Lot Assault
Peel Regional Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a fatal assault that occurred in a Brampton parking lot, marking a significant development in the investigation.
Morris Bodnar: Saskatoon Lawyer Remembered as 'Man of the People'
Saskatoon lawyer Morris Bodnar, a former MP and longtime defence attorney, passed away at 77. Colleagues remember his kindness, dedication to justice, and deep community connections.
Porsche SUV Suspect Vehicle in Vaughan Shooting
York Regional Police are investigating a shooting in Vaughan that left a man injured. Authorities have identified a Porsche SUV as the suspect vehicle involved in the incident.
Kevin O'Leary Boat Crash Lawsuits Settled
The multi-party lawsuits stemming from the fatal 2019 Lake Joseph boat crash involving Kevin O'Leary have been confidentially settled, with total payouts capped at $2 million.
Not-Guilty Verdict in Canadian's Murder May Be Overturned
An exclusive W5 report reveals the not-guilty verdict in the murder of a Canadian in Mexico could be overturned, as new developments emerge in the high-profile case.
Windsor Police Launches Child Abuse and Sexual Assault Unit
The Windsor Police Service has announced the deployment of a specialized unit focused on investigating child abuse and sexual assault cases, aiming to enhance response to these serious crimes.
Bail Hearing for Man Accused in Ryan Wedding Case
Legal teams are set to make submissions at a bail hearing for the individual charged in connection with the Ryan Wedding case, as the judicial process unfolds in Canada.
Regina Police Confirm Homicide in Car Body Discovery
Regina Police Service has determined a body found in an abandoned car is a homicide victim. The adult male victim's identity remains undisclosed as investigation continues.
Alena Pastuch Must Turn Herself In for Prison by Friday
Alena Marie Pastuch, who admitted to stealing nearly $5 million from investors, has been ordered to surrender by Friday to begin a two-year prison sentence after a lengthy legal battle.
Airbnb Killer Convicted in Fort Erie Double Murder
Toronto rapper Christopher Lucas found guilty of second-degree murder for the 2021 shooting deaths of two young women, including a Windsor resident, at a Fort Erie Airbnb party.
Four Essex County Drivers Charged with Impaired Driving
Ontario Provincial Police in Essex County have charged four motorists with impaired driving offenses over a four-day period, including one involved in a collision. All drivers face license suspensions and vehicle impoundments.
Tilbury Men Charged in Leamington Storage Break-In
Ontario Provincial Police have arrested and charged two Tilbury residents following a late-night break-in at a Leamington storage facility. The suspects face multiple charges including break and enter.
Deepfakes in Workplace: Legal Risks and Solutions
Employment lawyer Howard Levitt examines how AI-generated deepfakes are disrupting Canadian workplaces, creating harassment risks, and challenging employers' legal obligations to maintain safe environments.
Inattentive Blindness Testimony in Uvalde Officer Trial
A retired SWAT officer testified that former school officer Adrian Gonzales may have experienced 'inattentive blindness' during the 2022 Uvalde shooting, as the defense and prosecution rested their cases.
Halligan Leaves U.S. Attorney Role After Legal Challenges
Lindsey Halligan has concluded her brief tenure as interim U.S. attorney for Eastern Virginia amid judicial rulings questioning her appointment's legality and dismissing key indictments.
New Sketch in 43-Year-Old Edmonton Abduction Case
Edmonton police have released an age-progression composite sketch of Tania Murrell, who was abducted at age six in 1983, hoping to generate new tips in the haunting unsolved case.
Two Arrested After RCMP Cruisers Rammed in Alberta
A Saskatchewan woman and Alberta man face multiple charges after two RCMP vehicles were intentionally struck during a confrontation in eastern Alberta. Officers sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
Calgary Brothers Plead Guilty in Brutal Bus Driver Assault
Two Calgary brothers have pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and robbery after a violent attack on a transit driver in May. The victim remains unable to return to work following the incident.
Calgary Man Charged in International Child Abduction Case
A Calgary man has been charged with parental child abduction following a two-year international search that spanned multiple countries and involved extensive planning with forged documents.
Brooks Man Charged with Human Trafficking; RCMP Seeks Victims
RCMP in Brooks, Alberta, have charged Chad Jensen, 46, with human trafficking and sexual assault following a 2025 investigation. Police believe there may be additional victims and urge them to come forward.
Another Extortion Shooting in Surrey's Newton
Police investigate an early morning extortion shooting at a Surrey business, the second in the area within a week, as B.C.'s task force reports 32 active cases.
Surrey Owners Deny Hells Angels Clubhouse Knowledge
Owners of a Surrey house used by the Hells Angels Hardside chapter claim ignorance of illegal activities as the B.C. government seeks property forfeiture.
B.C. Crime: Senior Arrested, Langford Hit-and-Run Probe
A 64-year-old Burnaby man faces charges for a September bank robbery, while police seek a white pickup driver after a serious pedestrian collision in Langford.
Witnesses Testify About Myles Gray's Behavior Before Death
Two witnesses testified at a public hearing that Myles Gray was acting erratically before being beaten by Vancouver police in 2015, describing his peculiar behavior and concerns.
Fatal Shooting in Kahnawake Under Investigation by Peacekeepers
Kahnawake Peacekeepers are investigating a fatal shooting of a 41-year-old non-local man behind a restaurant on Route 138. The SQ major crimes unit is assisting, with no active community threat reported.
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