Evidence

• Murder case derailed after B.C. judge rules police ignored evidence-handling rules

  The glaring question now is how many homicide cases are potentially in legal jeopardy due to what the judge referred to as IHIT's "egregious" blanket noncompliance policy.

  Crime

  Apr 10
• Okanagan woman’s family pleading for closer look at murder investigation: lawyer

  The family of a Lake Country woman whose husband was charged with her murder has hired a lawyer to help in their search for justice.

  Crime

  Oct 6, 2020
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• Two men arrested in shooting incident in west Saint John

  Two men face several weapons charges after a shooting on Saint John's lower west side Wednesday.

  Crime

  Jun 26, 2020
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• Newly-released video shows Oscar Arfmann during shooting that killed Abbotsford police officer

  The only known video of Oscar Arfmann with a gun on the day of Const. John Davidson's death was played in court in June, but was released to the public Friday.

  Crime

  Jan 24, 2020
• All evidence admissible in Vernon trial of man accused of uttering threats

  Court heard testimony from an RCMP officer who specializes in forensic analysis of electronics.

  Crime

  Dec 17, 2019
• Court upholds warrant in Sagmoen uttering threats trial

  The North Okanagan man has pleaded not guilty to five charges.

  Crime

  Dec 9, 2019
• 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.

  Canada

  Aug 19, 2019
• 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.

  Canada

  Aug 18, 2019
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• Saskatoon judge reverses ‘clearly inappropriate’ bail result for alleged voyeur

  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.

  Crime

  Jul 19, 2019
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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.

  Canada

  Jul 12, 2019