Calgary Justice Harry Van Harten called bombings "indiscriminate use of military force to kill people without regard to the ...

A former Nova Scotia health-care CEO admitted in court on Tuesday that she had failed to properly prioritize oversight of her ...

A Nova Scotia judge has ruled that most of the $133,950 in cash seized by police from an SUV following a 2021 raid of an ...

Tracy Kitch's conviction in September marked the second time she had been convicted of illegally billing personal expenses to ...

Reporters face censorship, threats, arrest and the risk of exile when they delve into possible violations committed by the ...

Around ten motorists a month handed community orders or fines despite being found criminally responsible for deaths ...

It has been 42 years since State Trooper George Hanna was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop in Auburn, ...

In a landmark ruling this week, France’s highest appeal court, the Cour de Cassation, threw out a lower court’s finding that ...

The Kremlin’s declaration that Venezuela “must be guaranteed the right to determine its own future without destructive ...

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Markets no longer wait for decisions—they move on sentences. In today’s economy, the most powerful trades are often executed before a policy exists, before a bill is drafted, sometimes even before a ...