Halifax Police Continue Search for Clues in 2021 Beals Murder
Halifax police are intensifying efforts to solve the 2021 murder of Joseph Beals in Dartmouth, urging public assistance as the one-year anniversary approaches.
Category : Justice System
B.C. Court Dismisses Appeal in Money Laundering Forfeiture Case
The B.C. Court of Appeal has dismissed Paul King Jin's appeal, allowing the province to pursue forfeiture of $4.86 million in assets linked to alleged money laundering.
Austrian Man Convicted in Girlfriend's Freezing Death on Mountain
An Austrian man received a suspended sentence and fine after being convicted of manslaughter for leaving his girlfriend to freeze to death during a climb of Grossglockner, Austria's highest peak.
Police Search Ex-Prince Andrew's Home After Release
Authorities conducted a search at Royal Lodge, the former residence of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, hours after he was released from custody on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Epstein Estate Settles $35M Victim Class Action
The estate of Jeffrey Epstein has agreed to a $35 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed by victims, according to a recent court filing. This resolution marks a significant step in the ongoing legal proceedings related to the financier's crime
Murder Suspect Sentenced for Drug Trafficking Charge
Daniel 'Juma' Atem received a time-served sentence for cocaine possession while awaiting trial for first-degree murder in the death of Roman Miller.
WestJet Settlement Stalled by B.C. Court Over Review Time
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has delayed a $4.5 million class-action settlement for WestJet female flight attendants, citing insufficient time for members to review terms that release the airline from liability.
Cross-Examination Continues in Stronach Sexual Assault Trial
The complainant in the high-profile sexual assault trial of billionaire Frank Stronach faces continued cross-examination in Toronto court. Proceedings are unfolding as the case draws significant public and media attention.
Court Orders New Hearing in Clinic Misgendering Discrimination Case
An Ontario court has ruled the Human Rights Tribunal must re-examine a case where a Black trans man alleged discrimination after being referred to by pronouns from medical records at a walk-in clinic.
Climber Convicted After Girlfriend Dies on Austria's Highest Peak
An Austrian court has found a man guilty of negligence leading to his girlfriend's death during a climb of Grossglockner, the country's highest mountain, highlighting alpine safety risks.
Guns in Shooter's Mother's Photo Were Legal, Expert Says
A firearms expert has determined that the long guns displayed in a Facebook photo by Jennifer Jacobs, mother of the Tumbler Ridge shooter, were legally owned and stored according to Canadian regulations.
Epstein Estate Settles $35M Class Action Over Advisers
Jeffrey Epstein's estate has agreed to pay up to $35 million to resolve a lawsuit accusing his former lawyer and accountant of aiding his sex trafficking operation, according to a recent court filing.
Attorney's Profane Threat to Les Wexner in Epstein Deposition
During a House Oversight Committee deposition, an attorney threatened billionaire Les Wexner over lengthy answers about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, as new scrutiny emerges from released documents.
Oakville Raid Seizes Gun, Cocaine; Hamilton School Threatened
Two Oakville residents charged after police seize loaded handgun and cocaine in raid. Meanwhile, a Hamilton high school faces repeated threats, prompting hold-and-secure measures.
Federal Lawyers Shield Info in Nijjar Case on Security Grounds
Federal lawyers are attempting to withhold information in the Hardeep Singh Nijjar murder case, citing national security concerns, as protests mark two years since the Sikh leader's assassination.
Man Fatally Stabbed in Downtown Ottawa, Suspect Arrested
A man died in hospital after being stabbed in downtown Ottawa Thursday evening. Police have one person in custody and are investigating the homicide near Rideau Street and Colonel By Drive.
York Police Chief Jim MacSween to Retire in June
York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween will retire in June 2026 after a career highlighted by high-profile investigations, including Project South into organized crime and corruption within the force.
Stronach Trial Turmoil: Accuser Recalls Alleged 1983 Assault
A key accuser in Frank Stronach's sexual assault trial testified about a 1983 incident, describing feeling like a 'lamb to slaughter.' Her references to pre-trial meetings with prosecutors prompted defense concerns about potential witness coaching.
Shelby Crane Recaptured After Edmonton Healing Centre Escape
Edmonton police have successfully recaptured Shelby Crane, who escaped from the Stan Daniels Healing Centre in January 2026. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns at correctional facilities.
Ex-B.C. Trustee to Pay $750K in Hate Speech Complaint
Barry Neufeld, a longtime Chilliwack school board member, has been ordered to pay $750,000 in a human rights complaint over discriminatory and hateful statements.
Sydney Grandfather's Fate Uncertain After Mistaken Kidnapping
Australian police express fading hopes for a Sydney grandfather kidnapped in a case of mistaken identity, as the investigation continues with limited leads.
Edmonton Police Hunt Two in Liquor Store Robbery Spree
Edmonton police are searching for two men suspected of robbing three liquor stores in January and February 2026, releasing security footage to aid public identification.
Man Stabbed at Rideau Centre, Life-Threatening Injuries
A man was stabbed at Ottawa's Rideau Centre, sustaining life-threatening injuries. The incident occurred on February 19, 2026, with emergency services responding promptly.
Tsuut'ina Nation Gets $3.2M for Police Office to Reduce Delays
The Tsuut'ina First Nation receives $3.2 million in federal and provincial funding for a new satellite police detachment, aiming to slash emergency response times from up to 45 minutes and enhance safety in western areas.
Police Shooting on Okotoks Roof: ASIRT Investigates
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating a police shooting in Okotoks where a man armed with a knife and shovel was shot after an altercation on a roof.
West Vancouver Man Charged with Dangerous Driving, Fleeing Police
A man has been formally charged following a high-speed police pursuit on the Sea to Sky Highway in West Vancouver, which involved a spike belt to stop the vehicle. The incident highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts against dangerous driving.
Charges Stayed Against B.C. RCMP Officer in Assault Case
Criminal charges of sexual assault and uttering threats have been stayed against a British Columbia RCMP officer, halting the prosecution without a formal verdict.
Fentanyl Found in Woman in London Manslaughter Trial
A manslaughter trial in London, Ontario, heard that fentanyl was discovered in a woman who died, highlighting the ongoing opioid crisis in Canada.
Ex-School Trustee Barry Neufeld to Pay $750K in HRT Decision
Barry Neufeld, a former Chilliwack school board trustee, has been ordered to pay $750,000 in a human rights tribunal decision. The ruling marks a significant legal outcome following his controversial tenure.
New Mexico Reopens Epstein Ranch Probe After DOJ Files
New Mexico's attorney general has reopened an investigation into illegal activities at Jeffrey Epstein's former Zorro Ranch, citing new FBI revelations. State prosecutors will seek full access to federal files and collaborate with a truth commission.
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