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Child found dead in Mississauga, 1 person in custody: police
Published December 14, 2015

Peel Regional Police have taken one person into custody after a child
was found dead in Mississauga Monday. Continue reading →

Report reveals widespread violence against Native women in Quebec
Published December 14, 2015

A native womenâ??s group has [/B]
Published a grim report on violence against
women in Quebecâ??s First Nations communities. Continue reading →

Arrests made in Kingstonâ??s 2nd homicide of the year
Published December 14, 2015

Arrests have been made in the fatal stabbing of a Kingston, Ont., man.
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Police release identity of homicide victim in shooting near Fairview
Mall
Published December 14, 2015

Police have released the identity of a man shot to death near Torontoâ??s
Fairview Mall on Friday. Continue reading →

Man killed by LA deputies had gun in his hand, officials say
Published December 14, 2015

A black man who was fatally shot by Los Angeles deputies kept holding a
gun as he lay dying on the ground, authorities said on Sunday in
response to questions about why they continued to fire on the man after
he fell to the pavement. Continue reading →

Grieving families seek voice, hope in aboriginal women inquiry
Published December 14, 2015

For years, Bernadette Smith says, she felt like she was waging a battle
on her own. Continue reading →

Raw: Suspicious death of woman
Published December 13, 2015

Dec 13 â?? Homicide detectives have taken over the investigation into a
womanâ??s death north of downtown Edmonton Saturday night. Watch video →

Truro double-homicide case to return to court
Published December 13, 2015

Truro double-homicide case to return to court Continue reading →

Three years later, Sheet Harbour double murder remains unsolved
Published December 11, 2015

Both men lived on Herring Cove Road in Halifax, and itâ??s believed they
were neighbours. Continue reading →

What we know about Tina Fontaineâ??s accused killer, Raymond Cormier
Published December 11, 2015

Raymond Joseph Cormier, 53, was arrested in Vancouver on Dec. 9 by
members of the Winnipeg Police Service Homicide Unit, charged with
second-degree murder. Continue reading →

VIDEO: 53-year-old man arrested in Tina Fontaine murder case
Published December 11, 2015

Raymond Joseph Cormier, 53, was arrested in Vancouver on Wednesday in
connection to the murder of Tina Fontaine. Continue reading →

Truck driverâ??s disappearance â??worst nightmareâ?? for family
Published December 10, 2015

After more than three days since she last saw her daughter, Juliann
Sorotski fears she may have been abducted at a gravel pit close to the
family farm. Continue reading →

Calgary father charged with killing 4-year-old daughter plans to seek
bail
Published December 10, 2015

A Calgary father charged with the second-degree murder of his
four-year-old daughter last December made his first court appearance
Thursday. Continue reading →

Police seize car believed to be involved in Sask. homicide
Published December 10, 2015

Mounties have seized a car they believe may have played a role in a
northern Saskatchewan homicide. Continue reading →

Teen charges upgraded to first-degree murder in Charleswood homicide
Published December 10, 2015

Winnipeg police have upgraded charges against a teenage boy in the
killing of 66-year-old Kathleen Leary. Continue reading →

Calgary father charged with murder in death of four-year-old daughter
Published December 9, 2015

A Calgary father has been charged with second-degree murder almost a
year after the death of his four-year-old daughter, police said
Wednesday. Continue reading →

UPDATE: Death of man following Edmonton apartment fire ruled homicide
Published December 9, 2015

Police said Wednesday the death of 54-year-old Gregory Alan Fenton, who
died from injuries suffered in an apartment fire last Sunday, was a
homicide. Continue reading →

Alberta welcomes inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women
Published December 8, 2015

The federal government announced plans Tuesday for the first phase of
its inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women in Canada, which
came as welcome news in Alberta. Continue reading →

Saskatoon advocates welcome inquiry into missing and murdered women
Published December 8, 2015

A two-phase inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women begins
with consultations between victimsâ?? family members and the Government of
Canada. Continue reading →

5 things to know about Trudeauâ??s plan to repair relations with First
Nations
Published December 8, 2015

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered more details about his 5-point
plan to build a stronger nation-to-nation relationship with Canadaâ??s
indigenous peoples during a speech to First Nations leaders Tuesday.
morning. Continue reading →

Search for missing Saskatchewan man ends tragically
Published December 8, 2015

A search for a missing Saskatchewan man has had a tragic ending.
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$50,000 reward offered for information in York Region cold case murder
Published December 8, 2015

York Regional Police are offering a $50,000 reward for information
leading to an arrest in connection to the murder of a 33-year-old
Vaughan man 15 years ago. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan RCMP concerned for missing manâ??s whereabouts
Published December 7, 2015

Saskatchewan RCMP is asking for the publicâ??s assistance in locating
Ethan Dakota Eagle, 18, who has been reported missing. Continue reading
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30 guns seized from home of accused in Edson triple homicide[/B]
Published December 7, 2015

The Edmonton Medical Examinerâ??s Office confirmed all three people â??
46-year-old Daniel Miler, 36-year-old Roxanne Berube, and 16-year-old
Jazmine Lyon â?? were victims of homicide. Continue reading →

Remembering the Montreal Massacre and looking at ways to curb violence
against women
Published December 6, 2015

Dozens of people gathered for a vigil to remember the victims of the
Montreal Massacre and discuss domestic abuse. Continue reading →

Guy Turcotte found guilty of second-degree murder in deaths of his kids
Published December 6, 2015

Guy Turcotte has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the
stabbing deaths of his two young children more than six years ago.
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March against domestic violence winds down Main Street
Published December 5, 2015

WINNIPEG â?? In the wake of three high profile domestic violence
homicides, in as many months, North Point Douglas Womenâ??s Centre took to
the streets on Saturday afternoon to speak out. The march began at the
shelter and wound its way down Main Street, in the heart of the city.
The group hopes to shedâ?¦ Continue reading →

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