SGI shows $48 million profit in 2018-19 annual report
SGI Canada made $48 million in profit in 2018-19, announced in their annual report released on Tuesday. Continue reading
Crown
Crown appealing acquittal of lovers accused of plotting to kill their spouses
The Crown is appealing the acquittal of Angela Nicholson and Curtis Vey, a couple accused of plotting to kill their spouses. Continue reading
Nova Scotia records should be released in unconquered people case: Appeal Court
In a written decision released Thursday, a three-member panel upheld a lower court ruling in Alex Cameron’s favour that waived the government’s privilege on internal government communications, Continue reading
Crown seeks one-year jail term against Toronto editor convicted of promoting hate
The Crown is seeking a one-year jail term for a Toronto editor convicted of promoting hatred against women and Jews. Continue reading
Crown alleging judge made mistakes, seeking another trial in Eaton Centre shooting
Prosecutors have filed a notice of appeal to challenge Christopher Husbands’ acquittal on two counts of second-degree murder earlier this year. Continue reading
Crown drops Vernon assault charge against Curtis Sagmoen
Crown says court case will still proceed to trial on Dec. 9. Continue reading
Alberta releases new guidelines for scattering cremated ashes
While it’s never been illegal to scatter ashes in Alberta, the new guidelines provide clarity on how it can be done. Continue reading
Dennis Oland retrial set to hear first defence witness on Tuesday
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Oland is accused in the bludgeoning death of his 69-year-old father, Richard Oland, who was found dead in his office in July 2011. Continue reading
_848x480_1402480195537.jpg?w=180&quality=70&strip=all)
Case put over for teens charged with sex assault at St. Michael’s College School
The charges against the boys stem from three alleged incidents that occurred at St. Michael’s College School in the fall term. Continue reading
Judge failed to consider young man’s Indigenous heritage: P.E.I. Appeal Court
Nicholas George Nash McInnis was taken from his biological Cree parents at birth and placed in the care of Manitoba Child and Family Services. Continue reading