Decision

• Edmond Armit acquitted in historic Lethbridge sexual assault case

  A southern Alberta man charged with sexual interference, invitation to sexual touching and sexual assault has been found not guilty on all three charges.

  Crime

  Jan 16, 2023
  
• Guelph mayor says he will wait and see how strong mayor system will pan out

  Cam Guthrie says no matter what changes are being proposed, he will continue to collaborate with anyone on anything that makes the city of Guelph better.

  Politics

  Jul 29, 2022
  
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• New rules for Manitoba court cases involving vaccination and children

  The increased push for people to be vaccinated against COVID-19 has found some children of divorced parents caught in the crossfire of a courtroom case.

  Health

  Feb 8, 2022
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• Man sentenced for hiding cameras in Okanagan winery washroom

  The judge gave 44-year-old Ian Leighton seven months in jail followed by two years of probation for surreptitiously recording people in the bathroom.

  Canada

  Feb 5, 2021
• Vasilios ‘Billy’ Georgopoulos found guilty on all charges in Calgary sexual assault trial

  A man accused of drugging, sexually assaulting and beating a woman during an 11-hour ordeal in a Calgary hotel room in 2017 has been found guilty on all four counts laid against him.

  Crime

  Jan 28, 2020
• LPAT to revoke original decision on denied Homestead buildings

  In a "rare" move, the LPAT said they will be rescinding a decision they made on two proposed highrises slated for Kingston's downtown.

  Canada

  Dec 27, 2019
• ‘Let’s save our mountain’: Kelowna residents petition against designated homeless encampment near Knox Mountain

  North End residents are organizing a petition against city council's sudden decision to announce the base of Knox Mountain as the site of a homeless encampment.

  Canada

  Nov 30, 2019
• Winnipeg Transit union to announce decision on latest contract offer

  Bus riders in Winnipeg could soon be looking for a new way to get around the city.

  Politics

  Aug 16, 2019
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• Elections N.S. decision on Sackville-Cobequid byelection sparks rules debate

  A recent report by Elections Nova Scotia suggests the rules surrounding municipal representatives moving into provincial politics should be revamped.

  Politics

  May 31, 2019
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• Decision on challenge to bill cutting Toronto council expected Monday

  City of Toronto spokeswoman Beth Waldman says the city has been notified that Ontario Superior Court Justice Edward Belobaba will send his decision to legal counsel on Monday morning.

  Politics

  Sep 9, 2018