The Crown is asking for a sentence of 16 1/2 years for the Sarnia man's unrelenting harassment and violation of women dating back to 2014.
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The Laken Riley Act would put immigrants without legal status under federal detention without the possibility of being released if they are arrested for certain crimes.
Convicted murderer Carlos Guerra Guerra’s sentencing on a gun charge was a bit of an academic – and mathematical – exercise. Guerra Guerra, 23, won’t serve any more prison time for possessing a restricted firearm. The 2½-year sentence dealt Thursday to the aspiring rapper convicted this month of second-degree murder and assault with a weapon […]
Barbara Cabala has maintained throughout her Superior Court manslaughter trial her mother attacked her and she was defending herself during a fight that left her mother dead.
Investigators took the rare step on Tuesday of releasing a video showing a man opening fire on a southwest London home.
A draft document that outlines Thames Valley District school board’s safe schools policies doesn’t have enough language around how to respond to classroom violence, says one trustee.
London Free Press
While Ontario elementary school teachers may already have sealed a deal with Queen’s Park, negotiations at the local level will continue on well into the new year. Read More
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A new app developed by researchers led by a Western University professor will make it easier for women experiencing physical abuse by a partner to access services. Read More
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The Thames Valley District school board is eyeing new software to monitor the school accounts of its 84,000 students during school hours for high-risk activities such as bullying, violence, suicide ideation and sex trafficking. Read More
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Escalating rates of violence in London-area schools will be “a big issue” in bargaining as teachers begin to negotiate the terms of a new contract 13 months after the old deal expired, one union official says. Read More
London Free Press
TORONTO — The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario says three-quarters of its members report having experienced or witnessed violence against staff members. Read More