James Lockyer

• No decision made at Quewezance sisters’ bail hearing in Yorkton, Sask.

  Justice DH Layh reserved judgment on the bail application Wednesday, instructing the defence to prepare a more detailed plan for the sisters' release.

  Canada

  Jan 18
  
• David Milgaard pushed for action on Indigenous sisters’ wrongful conviction claims

  Milgaard died over the weekend after a short illness at the age of 69.

  Crime

  May 17, 2022
  
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• David Milgaard among speakers at Winnipeg wrongful conviction conference

  David Milgaard spent 23 years behind bars for a heinous 1969 rape and murder in Saskatoon he had nothing to do with. 

  Crime

  Jan 18, 2020
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• William Shatner, Donald Sutherland among 39 Order of Canada inductees

  William Shatner is being given one of Canada's highest civilian honours for his 60-year career in theatre.

  Entertainment

  Nov 21, 2019
• 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?

  Canada

  May 9, 2019
• Becca Schofield among 11 names added to the Order of New Brunswick

  The honour was established in 2000 to recognize people who have demonstrated a high level of excellence and achievement in their field. 

  Canada

  Aug 7, 2018
• Jacques Delisle: Canada’s Justice Minister to review murder conviction of Quebec judge

  Federal Justice Minister Peter MacKay said he will examine a request for a new trial for the only Canadian judge ever convicted of first-degree murder.

  Mar 20, 2015
• Lawyer for convicted judge wants MacKay to intervene

  The lawyer for the only Canadian judge ever convicted of first-degree murder has asked federal Justice Minister Peter MacKay to review his client's case.

  Canada

  Mar 20, 2015