Man Pleads Guilty in Lindsay Break-In Case
Michael Kyle Breen admitted to breaking and entering in a 2025 incident that ignited a political firestorm over self-defense rights in Canada, with charges against the homeowner later dropped.
Category : Justice System
B.C. Killer Gets Day Parole 22 Years After Conviction
Paul Khela, convicted for hiring hitmen to kill teacher Gary Sidhu in 2002, has been granted day parole with strict conditions by the Parole Board of Canada.
London Police Arrest Two in Synagogue Arson Attempt
London police have arrested two individuals following an attempted arson attack on a synagogue in the Golders Green neighborhood, highlighting ongoing concerns over antisemitic incidents in the city.
B.C. Drivers Nabbed at 100+ km/h Over Limit, One Drunk
Two British Columbia drivers were caught exceeding speed limits by over 100 km/h in separate incidents. One driver was impaired with children in the vehicle, facing severe penalties.
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Toronto Police Release Suspect Images in Union Station Assault
Toronto police have publicly released images of a suspect wanted in connection with a sexual assault at Union Station, urging the public for assistance in identifying the individual.
Animal Justice Urges Ontario to Strengthen Bill 75 for Pet Ban
Animal Justice testified at Queen's Park, advocating for a ban on invasive experiments on dogs and cats in Ontario, following recent controversies.
Toronto Fraudster Loses Appeal, Jail Sentence Upheld
Brenda Andrew, a serial fraudster in the Greater Toronto Area, has lost her appeal against a jail sentence for stealing over $210,000 from her employer. The court emphasized her lengthy criminal history and the need for deterrence.
Missing Calgary Woman Found Safe After June Disappearance
Calgary police have located a woman reported missing from the city's southeast area since early June, confirming her safety without providing further details on the circumstances.
Family Feels Victim Lost in Appeal Court Decision
The family of Baeleigh Maurice expresses dismay as Saskatchewan's appeal court upholds a stay of proceedings for Taylor Kennedy, citing a breach of rights due to delayed trial.
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Impaired Charges Dropped After Passenger Dies in Barrie Arrest
In Barrie, Ontario, impaired driving charges against Edward Essue were dropped after his passenger died during a police arrest. The incident occurred during a traffic stop on March 6, 2026.
Montreal Man's Murder Trial Postponed in Daughter's Death Case
The trial of Luciano Frattolin, a Montreal man charged with murdering his 9-year-old daughter in New York state, has been postponed. Police allege he fabricated a story about her disappearance.
Waterloo Police Spent $321K on St. Patrick's Day Enforcement
The Waterloo Regional Police Service disclosed that their extensive St. Patrick's Day enforcement efforts in March 2026 cost taxpayers $321,000, covering officer deployments and public safety measures.
Police Release Photos After Two Armed Gas Station Robberies in Victoria
Victoria Police are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect involved in two armed robberies at gas stations last week, which occurred less than 30 minutes apart.
ASIRT Clears RCMP Officer in Shooting at Illegal Border Crosser
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has ruled that an RCMP officer used reasonable force when shooting at an American citizen who fled border security and drove into Canada illegally in February 2023.
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Calgary Police Hunt Suspect in Bridlewood Arson Incident
Calgary police are requesting public assistance to identify a man believed to be responsible for an arson that damaged a home and detached garage in Bridlewood.
Montreal Police Probe Fatal Shooting; Suspect Held
Montreal police are investigating a fatal shooting of a woman in the Ville-Marie borough, with a man now in custody. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about public safety in urban areas.
Court: Evicted Residents Can Keep Mobile Homes on B.C. Reserve Lands
A recent court decision allows evicted residents to leave mobile homes on B.C. reserve lands, impacting Indigenous housing and property rights in the region.
Alberta RCMP Officer Cleared in Border Shooting Incident
An Alberta RCMP officer has been cleared of wrongdoing after shooting at an American who entered Canada illegally, following an investigation by the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team.
Missing Calgary Senior: Family Pleads for Tips as Search Goes Cold
The family of 82-year-old Diane Cooper, missing since April 6, is urgently seeking public assistance after RCMP say all leads have dried up. She was last seen driving a grey Toyota SUV in Saskatchewan.
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Manslaughter Trial for Toddler's Death Resumes After Adjournment
The manslaughter trial investigating the death of a young child has recommenced following a significant adjournment, with proceedings now underway to examine the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
Nearly 400K Fentanyl Doses Seized in B.C. Bust
RCMP in British Columbia's Fraser Valley have seized close to 400,000 doses of fentanyl and its analogues in a major drug bust, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat the opioid crisis.
Offender Requests More Jail Time for Rehabilitation
A Calgary judge sentenced Paul Joseph Fettig to 3½ years after he requested additional prison time to complete rehabilitation programs for his role in Tara Miller's kidnapping.
Elfgard Oughtred's Murder Trial Delayed in Brantford
The second-degree murder trial of Elfgard Oughtred in Brantford, Ontario, has been postponed, with new dates pending. The case involves a Kitchener woman charged in a high-profile incident.
Three Charged After Vehicle Thefts at Scarborough GO Stations
Police have laid charges against three people in connection with dozens of vehicle thefts across three GO Transit parking lots in Scarborough, highlighting ongoing security concerns at commuter hubs.
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Uxbridge Man Charged in Caledon Sexual Assault Case
A 32-year-old Uxbridge resident faces sexual assault charges in Caledon after an OPP investigation into a 2023 incident. Police believe there may be additional victims linked to his roles at Teen Ranch and as an ice-skating instructor.
Montreal Father Charged with Attempted Murder in Hammer Attack
A 56-year-old Montreal father has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly attacking his daughter with a hammer, as police investigate the violent incident in the city.
Thunder Bay Police Charge Suspect with Attempted Murder
A suspect has been charged with attempted murder following an investigation by the Thunder Bay Police Service, highlighting ongoing efforts to address violent crime in the region.
Inmate Assaulted at Atlantic Institution, Hospitalized: CSC
An inmate at the Atlantic Institution in Renous, New Brunswick, was assaulted and taken to a hospital, according to the Correctional Service of Canada. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in federal prisons.
Two Charged in Amherst for Weapons in Vehicle
Amherst police arrested two individuals after allegedly discovering them asleep in a vehicle containing weapons. Charges have been laid in connection with the incident.
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Guilty Plea in Lindsay Break-In That Became Political Flashpoint
A man has pleaded guilty to a break-in at a Lindsay, Ontario, residence, a case that escalated into a significant political controversy. The incident drew widespread attention and sparked debates over justice and community safety.
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