Bourque’s online profile says he likes television and movies, and is looking for women to send him letters and photos in the hope of corresponding with them. Continue reading →

Constables Doug Larche, Fabrice Gevaudan and Dave Ross were killed, while constables Eric Dubois and Darlene Goguen were injured when gunman Justin Bourque went hunting police officers in a Moncton neighbourhood. Continue reading →

Crown prosecutor Paul Adams says the $1 million fine would amount to “a clear declaration of disapproval” of RCMP conduct that left its officers outgunned and ill-prepared. Continue reading →

Judge Leslie Jackson found the Crown did not prove its case on two other charges and issued a judicial stay on the fourth charge. Continue reading →

C8 carbine rifles were not available to general duty officers during Bourque’s shooting spree, and numerous witnesses have testified they could have made a difference. Continue reading →

A Moncton provincial court Judge is expected to hand down his ruling tomorrow morning. Continue reading →

The RCMP is accused of failing to provide its members with enough information, instruction, equipment and training to adequately handle the rampage. Continue reading →

Cpl. Patrick Bouchard says when he read the commissioners testimony he decided to post an open letter on his Facebook page. Continue reading →

Paulson took the stand at the force’s Labour Code trial in Moncton, N.B., and said he worried the weapons could create tension between the public and officers. Continue reading →

Paulson declined comment as he entered the court. Continue reading →