Queen's Bench

• Saskatoon resident fights nearly $3K fine for gathering outdoors during COVID-19 restrictions

  "There is no demonstrible justification for limiting the right of people to protest outdoors in Saskatchewan to 30 people, or to 10 people," said the defendant's lawyer.

  Canada

  Jun 29, 2022
  
• Saint John police lay 2nd-degree murder charge in death of 2-year-old child

  A man has been charged with second-degree murder after the death of a child in Saint John earlier this year.

  Crime

  Dec 28, 2021
  
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• Fictitious buildings, pig farms and further delays highlight latest Capital Pointe appeal

  Tuesday’s hearing, like those that preceded it was technical and often highlighted even the slightest mistake.

  Canada

  Oct 23, 2018
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• Dangerous offender hearing underway in Regina

  Mitch Moise has viciously attacked his ex-girlfriend, shot his uncle in the face and another man in the leg, causing its amputation. He’s stolen numerous cars, escaped from custody and assaulted guards. His record includes more than 45 crimes, and at least 15 of them involve violence or weapons.

  Canada

  Oct 16, 2017
• Canada Post goes to court over Winnipeg mail plant under RCMP investigation

  Canada Post has begun legal proceedings to try and determine whether it's owed any money in connection to the construction of a mail processing plant currently under RCMP investigation.

  Aug 17, 2017
• Joshua Mitchell guilty of manslaughter in fatal Calgary gas-and-dash hit and run

  The jury has found Joshua Mitchell not guilty of the second-degree murder of Calgary mother Maryam Rashidi, instead convicting him of the lesser offence of manslaughter.

  Crime

  May 5, 2017
• Manitoba family sues rural health region; blames baby’s brain damage on ‘negligent’ delivery

  A Manitoba family is suing the Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority saying hospitals in the area didn’t have the proper equipment or capabilities during the mom's labour, according to court documents.

  Health

  Aug 25, 2016
• Alberta judge overturns teen sex charge acquittal, said trial judge used stereotypical reasoning

  A top Alberta court judge overturned a teen's sexual assault acquittal and ruled the trial judge used sexual stereotypes in his original decision.

  Crime

  Jul 26, 2016
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• Crown argues James Myers beat his mom to death

  The Crown Prosecutor told the jury of seven men and five women that 46-year-old Rachel Shepherd was found beaten to death in a Regina apartment belonging to James Myers.

  Canada

  Feb 5, 2015