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'Flirtatious' texts between former Regina police chief, Farooq Sheikh, and a member of the Regina Board of Police Commissioners were discussed at the appeal hearing.

Smith accused Nenshi of questioning the integrity of judges, including Brian O’Ferrall, a former judge and the chair of the panel responsible for the redraw.

The Nova Scotia government has announced it will use federal money to establish public safety projects aimed at preventing crime in three municipalities.

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The former officer is filing complaints to the province's police ethics and human rights commissions over the alleged actions of Quebec provincial police and Longueuil police.

Police dismantled the unit in June after allegations of racist conduct by some officers, including claims that officers cut the hair of racialized citizens and kept it as trophies.

Five human rights special rapporteurs have written to Ottawa about Moninder Singh, whom Canadian police have repeatedly warned about murder plots.

The legislation builds on the online harms bill introduced last week that strengthens safety measures for social media and AI platforms.

ASIRT is investigating the Edmonton Police Service's unprecedented move last fall to issue a scathing letter over the Crown's acceptance of a manslaughter plea in a child's death.

The highly anticipated civil trial set to begin in May will be limited to Blake Lively's ​retaliation claims against Justin Baldoni's production company.

The union representing police in New Brunswick says complaints aimed at St. John chief Robert Bruce last year have not been investigated on their merits.

A former Mountie and the Criminal Trial Lawyers' Assoc. say the EPS chief and lawyer should be investigated for their involvement in eight-year-old Nina Napope's manslaughter case.

The commission identified that abuse is widespread and ongoing at all levels of sport, and that complaint mechanisms are fragmented and inconsistent across the country.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford saw his attempts to stop his cellphone records being partially released blocked by a panel of judges. Critics say he's changing the law as a result.

Kenya Chapman is facing federal charges in connection to the sale of the weapon to Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a former Army National Guard member who opened fire in a classroom.

It's official. Fifteen years after construction officially began on the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, trains finally started carrying passengers.

David Eby was responding to a Global News report during his trade mission to India

The National Trust for Historic Preservation is asking a court to block the project until it goes through multiple independent reviews and wins approval from Congress.

A panel of three Ontario judges heard arguments on a request by the provincial government for a judicial review of a decision handed down by the IPC last year.

A human rights complaint has been settled between TD Bank and a Muslim-Indigenous man who claimed he was racially profiled while trying to open a bank account.