Intimidation

• More local politicians in Quebec report facing harassment, intimidation: survey

  Nearly 10 per cent of the province's 8,000 municipal politicians have quit since the last elections in 2021.

  Canada

  Mar 8
  
• Belleville man charged in attempted sexual assault with employee: OPP

  Northumberland OPP allege a man consumed alcohol, made an 'inappropriate request' and attempted to touch his employee inside a vehicle in December 2023.

  Crime

  Jan 9
  
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• Here’s what happened on Day 1 of the ‘Freedom Convoy’ trial

  The criminal trial of "Freedom Convoy'' organizers begins today, as they answer charges related to their role in the protest that threw Canada's capital into chaos last year.

  Canada

  Sep 5, 2023
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• Calgary bylaw seeks to put distance between protesters, city facilities

  A proposed new City of Calgary bylaw would limit any hateful protest from taking place within 100 metres of the entrance of city libraries and recreation centres.

  Canada

  Mar 10, 2023
• Edmonton police officer charged with assault in connection with ‘off-duty incident’ in Spruce Grove

  The Edmonton Police Service said one of its officers has been charged in connection with an "off-duty incident" that allegedly occurred west of the city earlier this month.

  Crime

  Jan 20, 2023
• Southern Alberta teens face charges after girl, 13, was allegedly chased and bullied in Nanton

  RCMP said officers started an investigation and found a long history of inappropriate behaviour between the group of teens and the girl in the town of Nanton.

  Crime

  Jun 6, 2022
• New campaign encourages Montrealers to run for public office

  The Union of Quebec Municipalities (UMQ) wants to encourage people to run for public office and put an end to the intimidation of elected municipal officials.

  Politics

  Jan 18, 2021
• ‘It’s just a powder keg’: New Brunswick Labour Board finds laundry strike to be illegal

  Service New Brunswick says government is committed to resolving the issues that led to the illegal walkout

  Canada

  Oct 18, 2019
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• Lethbridge police charge man after woman confined in RV for 2 days without food, water

  A 54-year-old man has been charged with several offences, including kidnapping and unlawful confinement, after a woman was found badly beaten earlier this week.

  Crime

  Apr 30, 2019
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• Edmonton judge cancels jury selection as accused ‘paper terrorist’ calls proceedings a fraud

  An Alberta man charged with paper terrorism was so disruptive and argumentative during jury selection on Thursday morning that the judge has decided his case will be seen by a judge alone when it goes to trial Monday.

  Crime

  Apr 5, 2018