Erik Pindera

Four residents of Springfield say their municipal government doesn’t have the legal right to bar the public from recording council meetings.

A northern First Nation is suing the Manitoba government, arguing licensed moose hunting on its traditional territory infringes on its rights — the latest conflict over land use and hunting in the pro...

The mother of a Stony Mountain inmate who overdosed has filed a lawsuit that alleges his death was caused by the deterioration of his mental health after he was placed in isolation following a deadly...

The trial of a powerful Hells Angel accused in a massive drug-trafficking operation is expected to hinge on the testimony of a Manitoba cocaine dealer turned paid RCMP informant — known in court only...

Alberta regulator disbars Calgary lawyers who had Manitoba judge followed during COVID

Fur industry experts are puzzled after learning of the theft of what’s estimated to be thousands of dollars worth of pelts from the replica Fort Gibraltar site in Whittier Park this week. The head of...

A man who was wrongfully convicted of murder has settled a lawsuit against lawyers he claimed bungled a compensation case against justice officials and others. “I’m not supposed to say anything becaus...

Winnipeg’s police chief vowed Thursday to regain the public’s trust after announcing a veteran officer — already accused of criminal wrongdoing last year — has been charged with more than a dozen new offences, including drug dealing while on duty and sharing a photo of a half-naked dead woman.

A Winnipeg dental clinic is again suing a former patient who posted negative reviews on the internet it claims are defamatory. The new civil claim, filed last week in Court of King’s Bench by Dr. Dhee...

MOHAMMAD Riyadul Hoque didn’t keep to himself while on bail this year as he faced charges of drug trafficking and money laundering, justice officials allege in court filings. Hoque, 32, was arrested b...