Superior Court Justice Patricia Moore said the proposal was “at the very low end” of what was appropriate.
“A life without his father, in its own way, is a life sentence," Superior Court Justice Alissa Mitchell said.
The beleaguered former mayor of Woodstock will face sentencing, not a third mistrial application, early next year for two sexual assault convictions.
However, what charges the three accused will plead guilty to won’t be known until early next month.
Superior Court Justice Martha Cook said Grant Norton, 59, was “robbed, savagely beaten, and stabbed”.
Investigators have an arrest warrant for a man after a suspect sneaked into a woman’s home while she was sleeping, tied her up and assaulted her, police say.
A Brantford man who was sent to prison for 10 years has failed in an attempt to get a higher court to change his conviction.
Documentary about Jason Nassr's online vigilantism, Shamed, to air Jan. 18 on TVO.
The guards’ lawless antics have led to plea deals, reduced sentences and, now, stayed charges against three men accused of murder
A Brantford court justice says he’s “fed up” with overcrowded, understaffed provincial jails.
The boyfriend of a slain London nurse has been ordered back to trial after acquittals on six gun charges and the exclusion of key evidence police say was discovered during a search were overturned by Ontario’s highest court. This is the latest twist in Ali Bhatti’s long, complicated trek through the criminal justice system related […]
A Free Press reader agrees with Coun. Susan Stevenson in "promoting Ontario’s recovery-oriented systems of care rather than London’s harm-reduction model."