They will have one of their final witnesses on the stand today – John Ainsworth, who was working in the office below the murder scene on July 6, 2011, the day Richard Oland was bludgeoned to death. Continue reading →

Quebec provincial police, who are investigating the disappearance, believe Denis Bégin was likely headed to Gatineau or the surrounding Outaouais region in western Quebec. Continue reading →

A convicted violent sex offender known in Edmonton as the “Mill Woods rapist” is out of jail and a second-degree murder charge he previously faced has been stayed.  Continue reading →

Joseph Sadoun, a consulting engineer for cellular companies, told Dennis Oland’s trial on Tuesday the general rule is that cell phones communicate with towers that have the strongest signals, and those typically are the closest. Continue reading →

The homicide case has been fraught with delays since it started. Continue reading →

Oland’s son, Dennis, is on trial in Saint John for the second-degree murder of his father on July 6, 2011, and key to his defence is the uncertainty surrounding the actual time of the killing. Continue reading →

Todd Donaldson pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Logan Ring, whose body was found north of Swift Current in November 2016. Continue reading →

The Crown has said that as Dennis Oland was dealing with mounting debt in 2011, his father Richard was living the life of a multimillionaire. Continue reading →

Tammy Brown’s common-law partner, Blake Schreiner, has been charged with second-degree murder in her death. Continue reading →