Nova Scotia ordered the inquiry in December 2017, almost a year after Desmond, an Afghan veteran, fatally shot his mother, wife, 10-year-old daughter and himself in Upper Big Tracadie. Continue reading →

“I feel the outcome of the sentencing was right,” said Janine Pereira, the sister of Celeste Yawney, who was killed in 2015. Continue reading →

Walter Thompson, the chairman of the board of inquiry, found that the province discriminated against the complainants on account of mental and physical disability. Continue reading →

Caroline and Andreas Schwabe are getting used to a new normal, following a life-changing operation. Continue reading →

Both the Crown and the defense have recommended an eight-month jail sentence and a one-year ban on driving — much less than the maximum 14-year penalty. Continue reading →

One Saskatchewan family is fundraising to purchase hearing aids for a nine-year-old girl with fluctuating hearing loss. Continue reading →

Eight people accused in Locke Street vandalism case appeared in a Hamilton court for a pre-trial hearing. Continue reading →

In front of a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Thursday morning, Christine Blasey Ford was interrogated about her memory of the night she alleges Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her. Continue reading →