Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan told reporters on Wednesday that the government would cover Norman’s legal fees, but did not provide an exact amount. Continue reading →

“Our prosecutors must be objective, independent and dispassionate, as well as free from improper influence — including political influence,” the tweet posted on March 7, 2019 read. Continue reading →

Fifty-five pages of relevant records are being withheld by federal officials over commercial sensitivity concerns. Continue reading →

The Public Prosecution Service of Canada says the company was sentenced Thursday in Saint John, N.B., provincial court. Continue reading →

The Montreal-based engineering and construction company’s shares were down more than 14 per cent, Continue reading →

Montreal Maine and Atlantic Railway pleaded guilty and was ordered today to pay $1 million for violating the Fisheries Act. Continue reading →

Of the 90 individuals who were facing more than 180 charges in Toronto police’s May 26, 2016 Project Claudia raids of 43 dispensaries — 45 of those cases have been withdrawn or stayed and a further 27 have been settled through peace bonds. Continue reading →

Every time the government administers a census, a handful of Canadians flat out refuse to fill it out. Some could face charges. Continue reading →

The Public Prosecution Service of Canada says remarks made last month by a Crown attorney were not meant to imply any wrongdoing by Energy Minister Glenn Thibeault. Continue reading →