Some Canadian cities and police forces already wrestling with cash-flow shortages are moving toward outfitting officers with body cameras despite privacy concerns and scant consensus on the technology's cost-effectiveness
Premier Kathleen Wynne told a crowd of Black Lives Matter protesters who marched to the Ontario legislature today that she agrees racism still exists and that it's a very important issue to her.
When Melissa Ann Shepard left the women's prison in Truro, N.S., on March 18, police issued a warning to the public, saying she is considered a high risk to reoffend.
Under the terms of his bail, Gordon Stuckless cannot leave his home unless accompanied by his brother, who is acting as surety.
The government proposed in the budget to raise the Ontario Drug Benefit low-income threshold for single seniors from $16,018 to $19,300.
Saskatchewan voters head to the polls today after a 27-day campaign that has featured few spending promises and lean party platforms.