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Canadian focused on memories of fiancé after fatal New Zealand shooting
A grieving Canadian woman is focusing on the memories she shared with her Australian fiance before he was murdered Friday in a seemingly random attack, police said Monday. Continue reading
New Zealand Police still searching for gun in shooting death of Canadian woman’s fiancé
In a statement on Sunday morning, New Zealand Police said they are are searching for forensic evidence in Waikato. Continue reading
Saskatoon judge reverses ‘clearly inappropriate’ bail result for alleged voyeur
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Kyle Hameluck received bail in May, but the Crown argued he posed a risk to the public and should be remanded at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre. Continue reading
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Evidence of possible serial killer in Halifax wrongful conviction case was destroyed: report
Justice James Chipman declared Glen Assoun innocent on March 1 after the Nova Scotia Crown dropped its case. Continue reading
Crown asks for man facing voyeurism charges to be held in custody until trial
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
A judge granted Kyle Hameluck bail in May, but the Crown is challenging that order, asking for him to be held in custody until his trial. Continue reading
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
Canada’s Wrongfully Convicted: How can wrongful convictions be prevented?
What can be done to ensure people who are innocent don’t slip through the justice system’s cracks? Continue reading
Hamilton police chief cites ‘lack of evidence’ for few charges in city’s shooting incidents
So far, only eight total charges have been laid in 20 reported shootings for 2019. Continue reading
Hamilton police appealing for witnesses, after the city’s 17th shooting of the year
Police received a report about a shooting on Upper Ottawa Street, shortly after 9 p.m. on Sunday. Continue reading
No charges in PC nomination voter fraud investigation: Hamilton Police
On May 11, 2017, Hamilton Police received a report from a candidate involved in the nomination meeting claiming voter fraud. Continue reading