Crime

A 1960 double homicide shocked the small town of East Gwillimbury, but the killer was never found. Family members still keep the search going.

Courts are increasingly called upon to decide guilt or innocence based on winky faces, peaches and plane icons

Basil Borutski was found guilty of murdering three of his former partners, but the case stands as a condemnation of an entire system’s failure to protect women

Staff direct payments to fraudulent account after spear phishing attack

A serial offender recently chose to be cast out of Newfoundland and Labrador instead of going to prison. Not everyone agrees that’s the right solution.

Anne Kingston: The inhumane treatment of assault victims shows the insidious ways that social class and status intersect with sexual violence

Using computer models to determine where crime is most likely to occur could reinforce police biases about neighbourhoods with ethnic or racial minorities

Nearly half of all hate crimes reported in Canada in 2015 targeted victims based on race and religion

What I learned from the justice system as a sibling of a murder victim—and then, years later, reporting on the high-profile murder case

A Supreme Court ruling is a ‘wake-up call’ for the justice system at a time when cases have never been more complicated and resources stretched so thin