A case report from the New Brunswick police oversight agency has drawn surprise and concern from some experts, who say police need more training in how to respond to victims of domestic violence.

After two years of FOI requests and complaints, the Vancouver police finally let The Tyee review some training modules.

A Toronto police officer who shot and wounded a man carrying a knife in a park in February 2023 has been given a suspended ...

The Crime Victims Foundation Nigeria (CRIVIFON) has unveiled a new initiative named ‘Project H.E.’ to support male victims of ...

York Region’s 2026 budget was unanimously approved, raising the Region’s tax levy by 4.28 percent.An added 0.06 percent ...

Ottawa advocates are calling for reforms in the criminal justice system to improve how police, lawyers and judges treat ...

MPs on the House of Commons status of women committee called on the federal government Tuesday to criminalize coercive ...

The leader of Ontario’s NDP is asking the province’s integrity commissioner to investigate the labour minister, alleging he ...

Sanzhar Bokayev, a prominent Kazakh political blogger, was recently detained by police at Almaty Airport. The AI (artificial intelligence)-based facial recognition system “Target Eye” mistakenly ...

In an exclusive interview, CSE chief Caroline Xavier warns adversaries are growing faster, smarter, and more aggressive The ...

Justice Minister Sean Fraser says the issue of coercive control in intimate relationships is "front of mind" as he prepares a new justice bill.

A report into the way West Midlands Police deals with children has found it requires improvement in a number of areas. His ...