Charges laid nearly a year after police raid on B.C. legislature
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VICTORIA (CP) - Two former B.C. government aides were charged Tuesday with accepting a bribe, fraud and breach of trust, nearly a year after a police raid on the B.C. legislature.
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VANCOUVER (CP) - A B.C. government ministerial aide being probed for breach of trust was initially under investigation on allegations of money-laundering and corruption, newly released documents reveal.
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Washington scandals can sometimes intersect, even when they occur years apart.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia  - A former funeral home owner has been charged with fraud for allegedly giving families cremated ashes that were not the remains of their loved ones, Canadian police said on Wednesday.
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EDMONTON (CP) - Police officials, politicians and citizens were all trying to come to grips Tuesday with the civic turmoil sparked by a drunk-driving sting against a newspaper columnist and the reform-minded head of the police commission.
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The offices of at least six Alaska legislators, including the son of Sen. Ted Stevens, were raided by federal agents searching for possible ties between the lawmakers and a large oil field services company, officials and aides said.
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The criminal probe follows months of informal review of the company by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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TORONTO (CP) - Six people were charged by police Wednesday following a sit-in at the lobby of the Toronto offices of CSIS to protest the detention of five Muslim men.
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OTTAWA (CP) - Canada's police chiefs propose a surcharge of about 25 cents on monthly telephone and Internet bills to cover the cost of tapping into the communications of terrorists and other criminals.
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The Canadian Parliament announced the launch of a formal inquiry into Ottawa's purchase of four mothballed British subs, one of which caught fire while at sea earlier this month.
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Recent arrests appear part of a new zero-tolerance policy toward anybody who challenges the governing partyâs monopoly on power.
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VANCOUVER (CP) - A six-year sentence given to a man described as the ringleader in the beating death of a gay man drew criticism Tuesday from the man's family and the city's gay community, which wanted the case treated as a hate crime.
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Federal police have launched several raids in recent weeks, resulting in dozens of high-profile arrests.
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Outi Koski, who had hidden out with her two sons in the Kainuu region for a month, filed a criminal complaint yesterday over actions taken by officials when the boys, aged 10 and 13, were apprehended on ...
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Prosecutors launched a criminal investigation and raided UFJ Holdings Inc.&#39;s banking unit Friday following allegations that the bank illegally obstructed recent government inspections by reporting misleading information about its
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VICTORIA (CP) - The B.C. government will hold its first byelection since being elected in 2001 on Oct. 28.
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A man who made abuse allegations against the ex-chairman of a police authority is charged with assault.