Monday, December 22, 2025
ADVT 
National

High-Profile B.C. RCMP Inspector Tim Shields Charged With Sexual Assault

The Canadian Press, 10 May, 2016 11:28 AM
    VANCOUVER — A high-profile RCMP officer once in charge of the Mounties' communications strategy at E Division in Vancouver has been charged with sexual assault.
     
    The Criminal Justice Branch says a charge has been sworn against Insp. Tim Shields as a result of an investigation into sexual misconduct, which is alleged to have occurred between 2009 and 2010.  
     
    The justice branch says in a news release that the complainant was a civilian employee who worked in co-ordination with the communication unit headed by Shields.
     
     
    He appeared in Vancouver provincial court today and will be back in court on June 27.
     
    Shields was suspended with pay a year ago.
     
    Mounties said at the time that his suspension was due to a code-of-conduct investigation.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Final Cost Of 2015 Alberta Election Almost $19m: Chief Electoral Officer

    Final Cost Of 2015 Alberta Election Almost $19m: Chief Electoral Officer
    He said costs went up due in part to Alberta's 10 per cent population increase and because then-premier Jim Prentice decided to drop the writ a year early.

    Final Cost Of 2015 Alberta Election Almost $19m: Chief Electoral Officer

    Calgary City Council Appoints Ethics And Integrity Advisers

    Calgary city council has appointed an integrity commissioner as well as an ethics adviser.

    Calgary City Council Appoints Ethics And Integrity Advisers

    Crown To Cross-examine Father Charged In Child's Meningitis Death

    Crown To Cross-examine Father Charged In Child's Meningitis Death
    David Stephan, 32, and his wife Collet, 35, are charged with failing to provide the necessaries of life for their son Ezekiel in March 2012.

    Crown To Cross-examine Father Charged In Child's Meningitis Death

    Charities Directorate Flags Suspected Terrorist Financing Cases For Senators

    Charities Directorate Flags Suspected Terrorist Financing Cases For Senators
    The audit materials provided to the committee should give senators a sense of the complexity of the revenue agency's work, said Cathy Hawara, director general of the charities directorate.

    Charities Directorate Flags Suspected Terrorist Financing Cases For Senators

    IMF Cuts Canada's Growth Estimates For 2016, 2017 As Part Of Global Trend

      The IMF is now projecting Canada's economy to grow by 1.5 per cent this year and by 1.9 per cent next year.

    IMF Cuts Canada's Growth Estimates For 2016, 2017 As Part Of Global Trend

    State Of Emergency Lifted After Fish Plant Destroyed By Fire In Newfoundland

    State Of Emergency Lifted After Fish Plant Destroyed By Fire In Newfoundland
    BAY DE VERDE, N.L. — The mayor of a Newfoundland town that saw its sprawling fish plant burn to the ground has lifted a state of emergency.

    State Of Emergency Lifted After Fish Plant Destroyed By Fire In Newfoundland