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New Brunswick's police oversight agency has laid seven more charges against an RCMP officer who was charged in June 2024 with arranging a sex crime against a minor under 16.

Two separate cases of child sexual abuse last year have resulted in an arrest.

A 40-year-old man from Toronto has pleaded guilty in the United States for sexually exploiting more than 100 children on social media.

RCMP in Sherwood Park said it launched an investigation in relation to child pornography offences in mid-November.

RCMP in New Brunswick are warning about a rise in youth radicalization, which they believe is fuelled by extremist online spaces.

A Halifax teen, who police alleged was affiliated with the violent online extremist group known as 764, has had four out of five charges against him withdrawn.

The Ontario man first faced charges in 2022 following an investigation by RCMP, but the probe continued leading to further charges in December.

Police in Surrey are appealing for additional victims after a child exploitation investigation led to two arrests. Investigators say the case remains ongoing.

Mounties began investigating the case after victims in Nova Scotia, Quebec and Ontario reported being extorted by someone they’d met on social media.

Michael Jackson 'groomed and brainwashed the four siblings, without the knowledge of the others or their parents, throughout their childhood years,' according to the legal docs.

A man from Leduc and three women from Edmonton have been arrested and are accused of sexual exploitation offences, including making and sharing child pornography.

An ongoing investigation into an Edmonton man for luring, child sexual abuse and exploitation material-related offences has resulted in 17 more charges being laid.

Musk's AI chatbot Grok sparked outrage last month after it allegedly produced non-consensual sexualized deepfakes of real people at the request of some X users.

A 17-year-old teen is facing charges after being accused of using artificial intelligence to create child pornographic material involving several girls from Calgary-area schools.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is joining other premiers in denouncing a Supreme Court of Canada ruling on child pornography.

A case involving a Halifax teenager, who police allege is affiliated with the violent online extremist group known as 764, was back in court.

The decision affirms a ruling of the Quebec Court of Appeal, which said the mandatory minimum sentences violated the Charter guarantee against cruel or unusual punishment.

The offence of possession of child sexual abuse and exploitation materials covers a very wide range of circumstances, Supreme Court of Canada Justice Mary Moreau said.

Canadian government officials are weighing options, including a potential RCMP investigation, into the ongoing publication of AI-generated sexual abuse imagery on X.

The move marks the first time any country has listed one of those IMVE groups, 764, as a terrorist organization, a statement from Public Safety Canada said Wednesday.