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(Illustration by Celina Pereira) The Canadian Registry of Wrongful Convictions lists 83 names. They are people who were driven to make false confessions. People who were convicted based on flawed forensics. People who were named by witnesses who got it wrong. The registry, posted online in February, was co-created by Kent Roach, a law professor…
“RCMP considered charging Justin Trudeau over Aga Khan visit” Politics Insider for April 26: Trudeau calls for an inquiry; Ottawa braces for another convoy; panel warns about Neo-Nazism Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider newsletter. Sign up to get it delivered straight to your inbox in the morning. Charge dodged: The RCMP considered charging Justin Trudeau with fraud…
“#A brilliant scientist was mysteriously fired from a Winnipeg virus lab. No one knows why.” Xiangguo Qiu would seem an unlikely character in a tale of international intrigue. A mild-mannered scientist who won accolades for her work fighting the deadly Ebola virus inside Canada’s most secure laboratory, her career was cut short in July 2019,…
“#The unsettling case of Dr. Ngola, the RCMP and the New Brunswick government ” Last spring, Jean Robert Ngola Monzinga was arguably Canada’s most infamous COVID spreader, a small-town doctor whom authorities singled out as patient zero during an outbreak that infected 41 people and took two lives in northern New Brunswick. The initial suspicion, it…
“#The Nova Scotia killer’s common-law spouse is charged with giving him ammunition” The RCMP charged the woman and two others, noting there is no indication they had prior knowledge of Wortman’s plan The RCMP have charged the former common-law spouse of the Nova Scotia rampage killer, and two of her relatives, with providing the ammunition…
“#Real reform of the RCMP won’t come from within” There is reason to hope that Justin Trudeau will follow in his father’s footsteps and force real reform on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for the first time in decades. A report Thursday from former Supreme Court justice Michel Bastarache will not force Trudeau to take…
“#The Nova Scotia killer’s dark past, and a mysterious $300,000” The denturist who killed 22 Nova Scotians in April acquired about $300,000 in mysterious circumstances from the estate of a disgraced lawyer who was convicted of sexually assaulting a teenage boy. Property and corporate records show that Gabriel Wortman sold two Fredericton rental properties belonging…