Justice Joel E. Fichaud writes that the province’s funding agreements with the mill constitute government conduct with “a potential for adverse impact” on the Pictou Landing First Nation. Continue reading →

The preliminary inquiry will address the charge of criminal negligence causing death against the accused and will be held in Nova Scotia Supreme Court in mid-December. Continue reading →

The charges against Carie Dexter Willis arose from the woman’s allegations that he induced her in 2003 to enter into a non-consensual sexual relationship in exchange for his ensuring deportation proceedings against her would not proceed. Continue reading →

Justice Darlene Jamieson said during the hearing Wednesday the case is challenging because QuadrigaCX “lacked books and records” and auditors are unable to speak the deceased owner. Continue reading →

The sixth day of the sexual assault trial for former Bridgewater police chief John Collyer saw his post-arrest interview with an RCMP investigator played in court. Continue reading →

John Collyer is charged with sexual assault and exploitation for interactions he had with the then-teen between April and July 2016. He has pleaded not guilty to both charges. Continue reading →

John Collyer is accused of sexually assaulting and exploiting a 17-year-old girl between April and July 2016. Continue reading →

John Collyer is accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl between April and July of 2016. Continue reading →

Craig Burnett, a former commander of an RCMP National Port Enforcement Team in Nova Scotia, was convicted in April on seven charges in Nova Scotia Supreme Court. Continue reading →

The struggle to release the information goes back to 2014, when the Justice Department determined in a preliminary report there may have been a of miscarriage of justice and Assoun was released on bail. Continue reading →