Evidence Barred in Luigi Mangione Trial Over Illegal Search
A New York judge ruled key evidence from Luigi Mangione's arrest in Pennsylvania is inadmissible due to an improper warrantless search by Altoona police.
Category : Justice System
Former Va. Assistant Principal Trial 3 Years After Shooting
Ebony Parker, ex-assistant principal at Richneck Elementary, faces trial three years after a 6-year-old shot teacher Abby Zwerner. The case has drawn national attention.
Man, 23, Stabbed to Death Defending Cousin in Oshawa
A 23-year-old man was fatally stabbed outside a Tim Hortons in Oshawa while protecting his cousin during a fight. A 16-year-old boy faces second-degree murder charges.
Walpole Murder Suspect Gets $270K Bail; Victim's Dad Charged
A Walpole Island man charged with second-degree murder was released on $270,000 bail, sparking controversy and leading to the arrest of the victim's father at the courthouse.
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Toronto Police Still Hunt Gunman in 2016 Killing of Expectant Mother
A decade after the murder of Candice Rochelle Bobb, an expectant mother shot in Toronto, police continue to search for the gunman, describing the case as a 'ghost chase.'
Barrie jury hears evolving story in best friend murder trial
A Barrie jury heard a conflicting and evolving version of events from an Alliston man accused of first-degree murder and dumping the remains of his best friend.
Man Accused of Drugging, Assaulting 4 Women at Montreal Bars
Montreal police arrested a man accused of drugging and sexually assaulting four women he met at bars. The suspect allegedly used substances without consent.
Survivor Urges Others to Speak Up During Survivors of Crime Week
A survivor of crime shares their story and encourages others to come forward in support of Survivors of Crime Week, highlighting the importance of speaking out.
Supreme Court OKs Civil Damages for Intimate Partner Violence
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that victims of intimate partner violence can sue for civil damages, recognizing a new tort for coercive control.
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Class Action Over Chaplain Abuse Can Proceed: Top Court
Alberta's top court ruled that a class action lawsuit against the federal government over sexual abuse by a military chaplain can proceed, rejecting an appeal to overturn certification.
RCMP Seek Public Help After Prisoner Escape in Yorkton
Saskatchewan RCMP request public assistance locating Duncan Highway, who escaped Whitespruce Provincial Training Centre on May 14. He is considered dangerous.
Regina Officer Charged Under Privacy Act for Snooping
Const. Clinton Duquette, a 10-year veteran, faces a non-criminal charge under Saskatchewan's LAFOIP for accessing personal info of six citizens 67 times between 2021-2023.
Alberta court upholds murder conviction of woman who killed husband
Alberta Court of Appeal upholds second-degree murder conviction of Deborah Belyea, who fatally stabbed her elderly husband and dismembered him. The court found no trial errors.
Niagara Police Charge Suspect in Child Abuse Material Case
Niagara Regional Police have charged a suspect following an investigation into child sexual abuse material. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat online exploitation.
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Cambridge Man Arrested for Sexual Harassment Near Conestoga College
A Cambridge man has been arrested for sexual harassment near Conestoga College. Police urge victims to come forward as investigation continues.
Three Guelph Police Officers Assaulted After Arrest
Three Guelph Police officers were assaulted while making an arrest. The incident is under investigation, and no further details have been released.
Regina Police Officer Charged Under Privacy Act
A Regina police officer faces charges under the Privacy Act for alleged snooping incidents, sparking concerns over misconduct and privacy violations within the force.
Parole revoked for Manitoba killer who faked Métis ancestry
A Manitoba man convicted of murder had his day parole revoked after it was discovered he fabricated Métis ancestry. The Parole Board of Canada cited dishonesty and risk to the public.
Kidnapping Charge for Young Windsorite Released from Prison
A young Windsorite recently released from prison faces a kidnapping charge. The case is before the Ontario Court of Justice in Windsor.
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RCMP Release Video in Battleford Homicide
Saskatchewan RCMP have released surveillance footage in connection with a homicide investigation in Battleford, seeking public assistance to identify persons of interest.
B.C. Court Rejects Cocaine Dealer's House Arrest Appeal
The B.C. Court of Appeal has dismissed a convicted cocaine dealer's bid for house arrest, citing his role as a 'trusted lieutenant' in a drug trafficking operation.
Calgary Murder Suspect Denies Robbery in Fatal Shooting
Calgary murder suspect Paulos Berhe denies the fatal shooting of Donald Lyons and wounding of Amber Beach was a planned robbery, claiming self-defense during a drug deal gone wrong.
Winnipeg man, 60s, charged with luring, sexual assault of teen
A Winnipeg man in his 60s faces charges of luring a child and sexual assault after police investigation. The arrest follows a probe into online communication and alleged assault of a teenage victim.
Toronto woman accused of murdering daughter in court
Si Ting Yang appeared briefly in court via video on May 14, accused of murdering her young daughter. The case continues.
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Woman Pleads Guilty to Accessory Charge in Saskatoon Murder
Chantel Lee McLaren pleaded guilty to being an accessory after the fact to murder in the 2024 death of Lee Perkins. Her trial ended early, and she remains on bail.
Ottawa Police Accuse Taekwondo Coach of Sexual Assault
Ottawa police have charged a taekwondo coach with sexual assault following an investigation. The allegations involve a minor, and the coach has been released on conditions.
Man charged with impaired driving after stolen bus crash
A 38-year-old man faces multiple charges after allegedly stealing a school bus while impaired and crashing it into a McDonald's drive-thru barrier in Ajax.
Woman Charged in Saskatoon Homicide Changes Plea
Chantal McLaren changed her plea in Saskatoon Court of King's Bench on May 11, 2026, in connection with a homicide case, as reported by CTV News.
Maniac Murder Cult Leader Jailed 15 Years for Hate Crimes
Michail Chkhikvishvili, leader of the Maniac Murder Cult, sentenced to 15 years for soliciting hate crimes and inspiring mass shootings, including Nashville school attack.
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ASIRT Clears RCMP in Cowley Arrest Excessive Force Case
Alberta's police watchdog has cleared RCMP officers of excessive force allegations during a 2024 arrest in Cowley, citing justified use of force.
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