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You could be in violation of the impaired driving laws even two hours after you’ve been driving. Now, the onus is on drivers to prove they weren’t impaired when they were on the road. Continue reading
Fake witchcraft will no longer be illegal when Bill C-51 passes, but that didn’t stop police from charging two people this week. Continue reading
There were 1,409 police-reported “criminal incidents in Canada that were motivated by hate” in 2016. Continue reading
Saskatoon police say Jonathan Rosenthal and Crystal McFadyen, who was eight months pregnant, were known to each other and he is a person of interest in her death. Continue reading
The Criminal Code clean-up legislation that Bret McCann asked for in December 2016 has been rolled into another bill in Ottawa and the MP for St. Albert complains it’s still months away from happening. Continue reading
You think your tween is snapchatting with a friend but someone they don’t know may be grooming them for the sex trade. Continue reading
Canada’s special adviser to the prime minister on LGBTQ2 issues, Randy Boissonnault, is urging people to communicate with their senators if they want to see Bill C-16 passed. Continue reading
Yasir Naqvi made the requests Tuesday, saying they came in light of a landmark Supreme Court of Canada decision on the constitutionally guaranteed right to be tried within a reasonable time. Continue reading
Red Deer RCMP have released a photo, hoping to identify a man who was caught on camera writing a hate message in the snow outside the Red Deer Islamic Center on Sunday. Continue reading
Between 2003 and 2015, there have been 55 recorded threats made against Alberta premiers, files from Justice and Solicitor General showed. Nineteen of those threats were aimed at Rachel Notley. Continue reading