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  • Man found not criminally responsible in Nanaimo coffee shop killing
    A man accused of killing a 79-year-old inside a Nanaimo coffee shop in 2022 has been found not criminally responsible. A B.C. Supreme Court justice found James Turok was incapable of discerning right from wrong.
    Mar 27
  • Court finds man not criminally responsible in 2022 Nanaimo café killing
    A man who killed a Nanaimo senior inside a coffee shop in 2022 has been found not criminally responsible for the attack. Troy Charles has reaction from the victim’s family.
    Global BC
    Mar 28
  • Review hearing for child-killer Allan Schoenborn being held in Coquitlam
    A review hearing for B.C. child killer Allan Schoenborn is being held Wednesday morning in Coquitlam. Schoenborn was found not criminally responsible for killing his three young children, 14 years ago. Andrea Macpherson reports.
    Canada
    Apr 17
  • Child killer Allan Schoenborn changes name
    Some explosive moments Wednesday at a Review Board hearing for Allan Schoenborn, the man found not criminally responsible for killing his three children in Merritt 14 years ago. Rumina Daya has more on what happened, including the revelation he has a new name.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Apr 17
  • Ethan Crumbley: Michigan school shooter’s parents sentenced to prison
    Ethan Crumbley was 15 years old when he killed four people and injured seven others in a shooting at a Pontiac, Mich. high school in November 2021. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole for his actions. Now in a first for the U.S., Crumbley’s parents are now also being held criminally responsible...
    Global National
    Apr 9
  • Family hears details of Nanaimo coffee shop death
    The family of a 79-year-old man killed in a Nanaimo coffee house is hearing grim details about his death. It’s happening as the court determines whether the man charged was criminally responsible at the time of the attack. Kylie Stanton has the details.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Mar 26
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  • Global National: April 9
    Dozens of confidential documents have been entered as evidence at the public inquiry into foreign interference, detailing what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau knew about suspected interference in the 2019 and 2021 federal elections – and when. What Katie Telford, Trudeau’s chief of staff, said about when the prime minister was briefed about potential security breaches,...
    Global National
    Apr 9
  • Hamilton man not criminally responsible in stabbing death of Niagara winemaker
    An Ontario Superior Court Judge ruled that a Hamilton, Ont. man was not criminally responsible for the 2022 stabbing death of noted Niagara winemaker Paul Pender. In front of the Cayuga courthouse after the Jan. 3, 2024 decision, Bradley House’s lawyer Beth Bromberg said her client is “still shocked” by what happened and insists he...
    Canada
    Jan 3
  • RCMP launches ‘massive operation’ in Montreal with raids connected to cocaine, money laundering
    Nearly 400 police officers fanned out across Montreal on Tuesday in what the RCMP — which is leading the investigation — are calling a “massive operation” targeting a suspected criminal organization in the city. The operation also involves Montreal police, the Canada Revenue Agency and RCMP emergency response teams from British Columbia, Ontario and New...
    Crime
    Mar 26
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  • Feds working to ‘crack down’ on ‘violent’ carjackings
    Conservative MP Tim Uppal said in question period on Tuesday that carjackings have more than doubled so far in 2024, and that Canadians are concerned about their private property as well as the safety of their families. Minister for Public Safety Dominic LeBlanc responded by saying that the federal government is working with local police...
    Canada
    Mar 19
  • “I’m coming for you,” Doug Ford tells carjackers in Ontario, promising to build more jails
    Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Friday spoke directly to criminals he says are responsible for an uptick in vehicle thefts across Ontario, telling them “I’m coming for you.” The premier also promised to “build as many jails as we need” to put criminals behind bars and tackle the uptick in auto theft.
    Canada
    Mar 8
  • Family of man not found criminally responsible for attacks sues Shared Health, others
    The family of Trevor Farley, a man found not criminally responsible for killing his parents in their homes and attacking a former co-worker at the Seven Oaks Hospital in 2021, is suing Shared Health and other entities they say failed to protect their parents, and the public.
    Oct 26, 2023
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  • Global National: Nov. 22
    A vehicle that crashed into a Canada-U.S. border crossing in Niagara Falls and exploded Wednesday, killing two people, was a “horrific accident” and not an act of terrorism, New York’s governor said. Over in Ottawa, A jury has found ex-RCMP intelligence officer Cameron Ortis guilty of sending sensitive information to alleged criminals and money launderers...
    Canada
    Nov 22, 2023
  • Nurse injured in Winnipeg hospital attack files lawsuit against health authorities
    The co-worker of a man found not criminally responsible for stabbing her more than a dozen times is suing Manitoba health authorities, alleging staff at a crisis centre failed to protect her from the violence.
    Oct 31, 2023
  • Stabbing survivor hopes case highlights need for ‘effective intervention’ in patients with mental health concerns
    After her attacker was found not criminally responsible on Wednesday, nurse and stabbing survivor, Candace Szkwarek said, “if someone may be a danger to themselves or others, more steps should be taken to prevent them from leaving health care facilities.”
    Canada
    Oct 18, 2023
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  • Judge finds Manitoba man not responsible for killing parents, attacking hospital worker
    A Winnipeg judge has found a man not criminally responsible for killing his parents and attacking a hospital nursing supervisor. Iris Dyck reports.
    Oct 17, 2023
  • Calgary E. coli outbreak: Catering company charged with bylaw infraction for operating without business licence
    The City of Calgary announced on Wednesday through X, formerly known as Twitter, that it’s charging the catering company responsible for the E. coli outbreak connected to a daycare earlier in September with bylaw infractions, but that no criminal charges have been laid at this time. Premier Danielle Smith responded to this by saying the...
    Danielle Smith
    Sep 27, 2023
  • Man charged in Chinatown festival attack has long history of violence
    The man charged in the Chinatown stabbing incident has a long history of violence. Including being found not criminally responsible for the killing of his own daughter. Rumina Daya has more on Blair Donnelly’s past.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Sep 11, 2023
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  • Global National: July 27
    It’s a cruel summer. The United Nations is sounding the alarm about record-shattering heat, urging people and politicians to take action. It’s not just the land getting warmer – so are our oceans. Now scientists warn the Gulf Stream system, the vital ocean currents running through the northern part of the Atlantic Ocean, could collapse...
    Global National
    Jul 27, 2023
  • Global National: June 28
    Millions of people in Canada and the U.S. are again breathing hazardous air due to the smoke from wildfires burning in Ontario and Quebec. How people in some cities are coping with the haze, the concerns about both physical and mental health, and how long the smog could last. A Russian missile strike on a...
    Global National
    Jun 28, 2023
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