Tuesday, February 3, 2026
ADVT 
National

Victoria Police Spoke With Mother Of 19-Month-Old Child Found Dead In Hotel Room

The Canadian Press, 22 Jul, 2015 10:33 AM
    Victoria police are releasing new information about the case of a toddler found dead in a hotel room.
     
    The force has issued a statement saying police spoke with the child's mother twice on Friday.
     
    Police say the conversations took place after they received calls for service from citizens concerned about the woman's behaviour, including loud praying inside a Victoria mosque.
     
    Police were called to a hotel on Douglas Street around 4 a.m. Saturday for reports of a woman screaming.
     
    Officers entered the room to find a distraught woman, a young child and a 19-month-old without vital signs, who was later pronounced dead at the scene.
     
    The BC Coroners Service and the Vancouver Island Integrated Major Crime Unit are investigating the cause of the child's death.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Victoria, Montreal And Gatineau, Que., Top Cities For Women To Live In Canada

    Victoria, Montreal And Gatineau, Que., Top Cities For Women To Live In Canada
    TORONTO — A new study says life is better for women who live in cities such as Victoria, Gatineau, Que., and Montreal compared to Edmonton, Calgary and Ontario's Waterloo Region.

    Victoria, Montreal And Gatineau, Que., Top Cities For Women To Live In Canada

    B.C. Crash Investigators Successful In International Search For Irish Witnesses

    B.C. Crash Investigators Successful In International Search For Irish Witnesses
    RCMP in British Columbia are praising the power of social media for helping them find three Irish tourists who may have important information about a deadly crash.

    B.C. Crash Investigators Successful In International Search For Irish Witnesses

    Indian American Driving With Suspended License Accused Of Killing 3 People Faces 50 Years In Prison

    Indian American Driving With Suspended License Accused Of Killing 3 People Faces 50 Years In Prison
    An Indian American, accused of driving with suspended license and allegedly killing three people in a New Jersey road accident, faces up to 50 years in prison if convicted on the second degree multiple count charges

    Indian American Driving With Suspended License Accused Of Killing 3 People Faces 50 Years In Prison

    Rona Ambrose Urges Provinces, Territories To Allow Feds Into Pharmaceutical Alliance

    In a note sent to provincial and territorial health ministers, Ambrose says the federal government has "repeatedly expressed interest" in participating in the Pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance.

    Rona Ambrose Urges Provinces, Territories To Allow Feds Into Pharmaceutical Alliance

    Premiers Commit To Commission Recommendations After Meeting With Native Leaders

    Paul Davis spoke at a closing news conference after meeting with the leaders of national aboriginal organizations in Happy Valley-Goose Bay Wednesday.

    Premiers Commit To Commission Recommendations After Meeting With Native Leaders

    Ducks Rescued After Oil Spills Into Toronto Creek, Clean Up Underway

    Ducks Rescued After Oil Spills Into Toronto Creek, Clean Up Underway
    The Toronto Wildlife Centre said it had rescued 31 ducks — with at least a dozen more en route — that were slicked with oil by late Tuesday afternoon.

    Ducks Rescued After Oil Spills Into Toronto Creek, Clean Up Underway