Hearing

• City of Longueuil, Que. gets postponement of contempt of court charges

  The City of Longueuil argued for a postponement of its hearing in front of the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal related to contempt of court charges it could face

  Canada

  Mar 23
  
• Winnipeg experts advise people to turn the tunes down amid rise in hearing issues

  The country is dealing with a rise in hearing issues as the population ages and more young people come to clinics with noise-related hearing problems.

  Health

  Mar 20
  
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• Hearing set to hear appeal from Guelph, Ont. police officer over decision to quit or be fired

  Corey McArthur was ordered to resign or be dismissed over his assault on a 17-year-old who was handcuffed to a hospital bed in 2016.

  Crime

  Mar 9
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• Kelowna, B.C. pastor appeals ticket for violating COVID public health measures

  At the time of Lucier's offenses, all in-person events and community-based gatherings, including religious in-person gatherings and worship services were prohibited.

  Health

  Jan 30
• Dawn Walker pleads not guilty, trial date decision pushed back

  Walker is accused of abducting her child, and was arrested in August 2022 in connection with a missing persons investigation.

  Crime

  Jan 5
• 15 years before parole sought for B.C. man who killed three family members

  Kia Ebrahimian pleaded guilty to three counts of second-degree murder in the killing of his mother, brother and mother's partner.

  Crime

  Dec 16, 2022
• How a life behind the mic made me paranoid about my hearing

  Thanks to the prevalence of headphones and personal music devices, around a billion young people around the world are in danger of severe hearing difficulties.

  Entertainment

  Dec 4, 2022
• Disgraced Guelph police officer appeals decision to resign or be dismissed

  Const. Corey McArthur will remain with Guelph Police Service until his appeal is heard by the Ontario Civilian Police Commission.

  Crime

  Nov 9, 2022
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• Saskatoon resident fights nearly $3K fine for gathering outdoors during COVID-19 restrictions

  "There is no demonstrible justification for limiting the right of people to protest outdoors in Saskatchewan to 30 people, or to 10 people," said the defendant's lawyer.

  Canada

  Jun 29, 2022
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• Raising awareness in the name of accessibility for those hard of hearing

  Members of the non-profit organization Hear Quebec stood outside city hall and McGill university campus Tuesday morning, handing out face masks with a clear window.

  Health

  Nov 30, 2021