Vitamins and puzzles aren’t as effective at reducing your dementia risk as exercise and eating well, says the World Health Organization. Continue reading →

A graduate student at the University of Regina made a ground-breaking discovery in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. Continue reading →

A jury found Michel Cadotte, 57, guilty of manslaughter Feb. 23 Continue reading →

The jurors have two possible verdicts open to them: They must decide whether the crime carried the intent requisite for second-degree murder or if it was manslaughter. Continue reading →

No acquittal possible for Montreal man accused in wife’s death: judge Continue reading →

The minimum sentence for a second-degree murder conviction is life in prison with no parole for 10 years. Continue reading →

Michel Cadotte has described for the jury how he used a pillow to smother his wife, who had been living in a long-term care centre with advanced Alzheimer’s disease. Continue reading →

A psychologist testifying at the trial of a man accused of murdering his ailing wife says the accused had a disturbed state of mind at the time of her death. Continue reading →

A man on trial for second-degree murder was suffering from depression that affected his ability to make decisions. Continue reading →

Michel Cadotte testified he realized his actions would “cause the death” of his wife. Continue reading →