The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal increased Philip Chicoine’s child pornography sentence to 15 years in prison.

The Crown is appealing the longest sentence ever handed down for child porn offences in Saskatchewan on Thursday.

Jared Clarke, a member of Saskatchewan's Internet Child Exploitation unit, calls the opportunity to meet the children he helped rescue, extremely rewarding.

The Crown is appealing the 12-year prison sentence handed down in a recent Saskatchewan child pornography case.

A look at the Saskatchewan Internet and Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit, which is dedicated to protecting children from sexual predators.

Philip Chicoine was sentenced after pleading guilty to 40 child pornography charges, including paying women in Philippines to live-stream sexual abuse of children.

The Crown argued Philip Chicoine is equally as culpable as a person who physically abuses a child.

An officer in Saskatchewan's ICE unit says offenders are using everyday applications to share and access child porn.

A 27-year-old Saskatoon man traded child porn and paid for live streaming abuse while living at his parents' house.

Philip Michael Chicoine pleads guilty to 40 child-related pornography charges.