Trials

• B.C.’s rural criminal trials have a transportation problem, Supreme Court warns

  B.C. Premier David Eby said that a crucial role of the government is to ensure that people have access to key services, including health care, education, and the justice system.

  Crime

  May 1
  
• New Brunswick man reflects one year after a COVID-19 diagnosis for his entire family

  Saint John developer Percy Wilbur believes he and his family were lucky to have not had severe or long-lasting symptoms after all four tested positive for COVID-19 one year ago.

  Health

  Apr 23, 2021
  
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• Potential COVID-19 vaccine still not in Canada, three months after approval for trials

  As some countries proceed to human trials in the race for a COVID-19 vaccine, Canada lags behind with many questions left unanswered by federal officials.

  Health

  Aug 22, 2020
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• Peterborough woman sentenced for her role in the death of Terry Pringle

  Samantha Hall pleaded guilty in court this summer to conspiracy to commit bodily harm and conspiracy to commit an indictable offence causing bodily harm and will face three years of probation upon her release.

  Crime

  Nov 14, 2017
• Supreme court creates new timely-trial framework

  The Supreme Court of Canada, citing a "culture of complacency" in the justice system, has set out a new framework for determining whether a criminal trial has been unreasonably delayed.

  Canada

  Jul 8, 2016
• Possible Zika vaccines months away from broad trials: WHO

  The World Health Organization says possible Zika vaccines are at least 18 months away from large-scale trials.

  Health

  Feb 12, 2016