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Watching for Poilievre and Carney to speak about tariffs U.S. officials initially made conflicting statements about whether a 10 per cent baseline tariff on all goods would apply to Canada. The White House has confirmed that it won’t. Paul Beaudry, former deputy governor of the Bank of Canada, says it’s …
Read More »Liberals, Conservatives in vote-rich GTA to pitch crime, housing policies
The Conservative and Liberal campaigns are in the vote-rich Greater Toronto Area (GTA) Thursday, promising Canadians policies that will cut taxes to make homes more affordable and crack down on crime. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is beginning the day in Milton, Ont., where he’s unveiling another plank of his party’s plan …
Read More »Why these island nations want ecocide to become an international crime
What On Earth25:26Eco-thugs be warned! You could be charged with ecocide Environmental destruction should be on the same level as genocide and war crimes, a group of island nations argues. “We don’t take damage to nature seriously enough. We don’t even take nature seriously enough,” Jojo Mehta, co-founder and CEO …
Read More »Delhi minor girl rape guilty punishment upheld SC – 1986 में नाबालिग लड़की से किया था बलात्कार, सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने दोषी की सजा रखी बरकरार – Delhi minor girl rape guilty punishment upheld Supreme Court verdict justice police crime ntcpvz
देश की सबसे बड़ी अदालत ने मंगलवार को 39 साल पहले एक नाबालिग लड़की के साथ बलात्कार करने वाले दोषी की सजा को बरकरार रखा. दोषी ने1986 में एक नाबालिग लड़की से बलात्कार किया था. इसके लिए ट्रायल कोर्ट ने उसे दोषी ठहराया था. इस मामले में पीड़िता और उसके …
Read More »The gift card industry is booming — and so is related fraud and organized crime
Joan Oanes says she was baffled to learn a gift card she had purchased had been drained of all its money. The $50 Lululemon gift card was bought last October at a Shoppers Drug Mart location in Brampton, Ont., and given to her sister-in-law in December. “The receipt is there. …
Read More »Canadian man linked to ex-Olympian’s crime ring extradited to U.S. from Mexico
The Toronto man known as “The Dictator” — accused of orchestrating multiple murders on behalf of the transnational drug-trafficking ring led by a former Olympic snowboarder — has been extradited to the U.S. Andrew Clark was among 29 cartel-linked defendants taken into U.S. custody from Mexico on Thursday, according to the …
Read More »Why isn’t Sam Nordquist’s murder being treated as a hate crime?
WARNING: This story contains mention of torture and violence. The brutal murder of 24-year-old Sam Nordquist, a transgender man killed in New York state after being tortured for more than a month in a crime law enforcement have called “beyond depraved,” has sparked vigils across the U.S. and in Canada …
Read More »Manitoba traffic stop leads to seizure of gun, cocaine, cash: RCMP – Winnipeg
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Two Ontario men have an upcoming court date in The Pas, Man., after a traffic stop Saturday in Chemawawin. RCMP said they were contacted by local safety officers about a suspicious video that had been spotted in the northern Manitoba community. Police …
Read More »3 northern Manitoba sex crime cases tossed due to delays in 2024
WARNING: This article may affect those who have experienced sexual violence or who know someone affected by it. Three criminal cases were thrown out of Manitoba’s courts in 2024 due to excessive delays — and each one involved men accused of sex crimes in the northern part of the province. …
Read More »Vancouver man charged with murder in 1996 Ottawa cold case killing
Descrease article font size Increase article font size A Vancouver man has been charged with second-degree murder in a decades-old Ottawa cold case police say they cracked using cutting-edge DNA technology. Lawrence Diehl, 73, is accused of fatally stabbing 22-year-old Christopher Smith on the Portage Bridge connecting Ottawa and Gatineau …
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