“Where is your honour?”
Under interrogation, Mohammad Shafia insisted that he loved his three dead daughters—but not the cellphone bills
Michael Friscolanti
A question of honour
Out of hospital and back in court, Mohammad Shafia faces more damning evidence
Mohammad Shafia’s house rules
At the Shafias’, court hears, men were the law, women property and teen behaviour worthy of execution
Danny Gail Dimm
A logger and outdoorsman, he named his son timber—then fought a gruelling custody battle to finally get him back
Why are judges giving immigrants who commit serious crimes a second chance?
’How far are the courts prepared to go in bending those rules?’
There’s no way to spot another Russell Williams
An internal military review concludes there is no off-the-shelf exam to detect sociopathic killers
There was a grow op in my house?
The RCMP has launched a new website that lists the addresses of former marijuana grow ops
James Forrest Kienholz
He was meticulous, unmaterialistic and frugal, waiting until his 65th birthday to get the seniors’ rate on a fishing licence
A series of fortunate events on 9/11
From 2011: Without 9/11, Jody Mitic wouldn’t have lost his legs in a blast, met the love of his life and had his daughter