A report filed in B.C. Supreme Court Thursday as part of a battle over the future of policing in the City of Surrey details dozens of incidents of alleged bullying and harassment by RCMP officers against the Surrey Police Service officers hired to work alongside and ultimately replace them.
Ten people were involved in confining, torturing and murdering Tiki Laverdiere in the spring of 2019 in a violent bid to get information on the killing of an Edmonton man, according to court documents.
The top enforcement officer for DFO in the Maritimes says arrests and seizures are "having a significant deterrence" on unauthorized elver fishing this spring.
Residents of Baie-Saint-Paul, Que., are still picking up the pieces a year after flooding destroyed homes and led to the deaths of two Quebec firefighters in the Charlevoix region.
An Egyptian-born kickboxer who once faced an uncertain future in Canada has had a turn of fortune, both inside and outside the ring.
Halifax is moving ahead on work to integrate its municipal police force and the RCMP serving the region, which could see forces eventually share training and communications, as well as technology and certain units.
Saskatoon police are beginning a search of the Saskatoon landfill on Wednesday as part of their investigation into the missing person case of Mackenzie Trottier, who was last seen on Dec. 21, 2020.
Candida Macarine’s family only learned the full circumstances of her 2021 death after reading a CBC News story. The family says Lakeshore General Hospital was negligent and tried to cover it up. Now they’ve launched a lawsuit.
Opponents of a planned housing project in Ontario’s Beaver Valley are warning that the proposal opens the door to development across much of the protected Niagara Escarpment.
A drive-by shooting in northwest Winnipeg last Christmas Eve is connected with a rash of extortion incidents and two other shootings targeting home builders in the Edmonton area, according to police in that city.
Tim Yakabowich wanted a personalized "D-DAY" licence plate to honour his father who fought in World War II, but the request was denied by Manitoba Public Insurance twice — once for being considered violent, and once for being considered political.
Construction crews started work on more new housing units in Nova Scotia in the first three months of 2024 than during any first quarter on record. Experts say it's a good sign, but building rates need to increase further to accommodate the province's growing population.
The federal government will expect public servants back in the office three days a week beginning later this year, a federal government source confirmed to Radio-Canada.
