Alberta Justice

• ‘Noah’s Law’ to be introduced in House of Commons, Senate

  An Alberta family's fight for justice is heading to Ottawa. It comes nearly two years after a young mom and her toddler were murdered by their neighbour in Hinton.

  Canada

  Jun 2
  
• Shots fired over Alberta-named Calgary Police Commission members

  Danielle Smith named the three provincially-appointed Calgary Police Commission members before their security clearances were completed.

  Politics

  May 11
  
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• Edmonton man who killed 7-year-old girl guilty of 2nd-degree murder, denied NCR

  David Michael Moss, charged in the 2020 death of seven-year-old Bella Rose Desrosiers, was ruled criminally responsible Friday and found guilty of second-degree murder. 

  Crime

  Apr 28
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• Alberta murder trial: RCMP officer says body was found inside Rubbermaid bin

  Two Alberta RCMP officers testified on Day 2 of the murder trial for Beryl Musila, who is charged in the 2017 death of 75-year-old Ronald Worsfold.

  Crime

  Apr 27
• Court hears gruesome details at trial for woman accused of killing St. Albert senior

  Fifty people are set to testify in the trial of 33-year-old Beryl Musila, who has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death of 75-year-old Ronald Worsfold.

  Crime

  Apr 26
• Alberta expands abilities of Sheriffs to catch people with outstanding warrants

  The Fugitive Apprehension Sheriffs Support Team (FASST) team will help local police catch high-priority offenders, the UCP government said. 

  Crime

  Apr 25
• Woman pleads not guilty of murder in 2017 death of St. Albert senior

  Beryl Musila, charged in the death of 75-year-old Ronald Worsfold, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to first-degree murder and guilty to indignity to human humans.

  Crime

  Apr 25
• Father convicted in death of malnourished Calgary teen must wait to speak at inquiry

  Court heard the boy was hospitalized twice due to malnutrition and taken into foster care before later being returned to his parents, who moved to Calgary in 2008.

  Canada

  Apr 19
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• Alberta to bolster mental and addictions help for police suspects in Calgary

  Nicholas Milliken, minister of mental health and addiction, said the province is to spend $5 million on the program over three years in partnership with Calgary police.

  Crime

  Apr 14
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• Timeline of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and controversy over COVID court cases

  A timeline from January to April of the events surrounding Premier Danielle Smith and COVID-19 prosecutions cases, including a phone call with street pastor Artur Pawlowski.

  Politics

  Apr 10