The man was arrested last Thursday outside his vehicle, after police allege he called 911 and later confessed that he had killed his children.
Residents of Trollinger Street in the northeast Calgary community of Thorncliffe were advised to shelter in place Monday morning as officers responded to a weapons call.
A 77-year-old woman was found dead in her Saskatoon home on Sunday night, according to the Saskatoon Police Service's news release that says it is investigating it is a homicide.
Yungblud rocks Toronto’s Coca-Cola Coliseum, jokes about being “kidnapped by Canadians,” and later postpones two US tour dates.
While river levels and floodwaters have been receding in the Fort McMurray area, more than 130 residents in the nearby community of Draper remain on evacuation alert.
Prior to her arraignment, Britney Spears voluntarily checked herself into a treatment facility, according to a representative for the singer.
Pierre Poilievre told reporters at a press conference that he supports Doug Ford’s decision to expand Toronto’s Billy Bishop airport.
A judge has dismissed most of a child sexual assault case against Steven Tyler, but the case will still go to trial on one remaining aspect of the lawsuit.
Ontario Provincial Police say officers in the province and Quebec have seized $4.1 million in drugs and dismantled several networks.
Ontario plans to expand transit constables’ powers to fine or arrest for drug use and crack down on illegal drug production.
Solicitor General Michael Kerzner teased new legislative changes he said would let special constables issue tickets to people using drugs on public transit.
An assault case involving the stepfather of two missing Nova Scotian children has been rescheduled to July.
Three men from Quebec are facing charges after an Ontario man was left with 'life-altering' injuries from a robbery over the weekend.
The Ontario Court of Appeal is set to hear Peter Nygard's appeal of his sexual assault convictions and prison sentence on Monday.
By Arty Sarkisian, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News A court-ordered ban on naming a man accused of sexual assault is an infringement on the free press, lawyers argued in court Friday. “This is a very serious issue,” said Alyssa Holland, a lawyer for the Canadian Broadcasting Corp., who appeared virtually to request the ban be struck down. The man is facing historical criminal allegations but the Youth Criminal Justice Act prohibits media from publishing his name or any identifying details. He also faces charges as an adult. Alan Regel, the man’s lawyer, argued the ban should apply to the adult charges as well. Justice of the Peace Amanda Soper placed the publication ban on naming the man on all charges after hearing an oral request April 11 from the
CALGARY – A Calgary man accused of killing his two young children remains in custody after making a brief court appearance. The 37-year-old, who faces two counts of first-degree murder, showed n...
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — At least 10 people have been taken to hospitals following a shooting at party at a lake near Oklahoma City, police say. Edmond, Oklahoma police spokesperson Emily Ward said authorities received multiple reports of sh...
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — At least 10 people have been taken to hospitals following a shooting at party at a lake near Oklahoma City, police say. Edmond, Oklahoma police spokesperson Emily Ward said author...
The 38-year-old man accused from Hamilton faces charges of breaking and entering, criminal harassment and numerous firearm offences.
Toronto Police say the fatal shooting happened just after noon on Thursday in the area of Marlee Avenue and Glengrove Avenue West.