Colin Freeze

This month’s Ontario Court of Appeal ruling notes the threshold for unreasonable delay in superior courts is 30 months and not 26 months

Sabrina Kauldhar, 30, is alleged to have killed two men she didn’t know and one woman she did know, in three different cities

Documents show Canadian police feared they would not be able to keep the suspect in custody if charged with Canadian criminal terrorism offenses

New ruling says that Crown must pay some Ontario First Nations for 150 years of frozen $4 annuities that were supposed to have increased

The court reaffirmed principles that leave governments open to legal liability for civil damages that can result from their legislatures passing laws that are later found clearly unconstitutional

Lawyer Brian Greenspan said his client ‘denies and will vigorously defend these further untested allegations’

The long-running case centres around the tax strategies employed by a company once at the forefront of Canada’s expanding First Nations fuel businesses

Critics argue that the industry damage caused by activists is minimal, and have dubbed the statutes to be ‘ag-gag’ laws because they have the effect of fettering free speech

Final arguments against convicted murderer Nathaniel Veltman leave judge to weigh whether he will also be deemed a terrorist

Suspects turning themselves in to avoid police-initiated arrests can be a safer process for everyone involved, experts say