Vancouver police deputy chief tells Pickton inquiry things getting better
The Pickton inquiry heard once again Tuesday from the deputy chief of the Vancouver police department.
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Female RCMP officer says male colleagues told her they fantasized serial killer Pickton would gut her like a pig
The female RCMP corporal who announced the arrest of Robert Pickton says fellow male officers told her they fantasized that the serial killer would break out of prison, track her down, strip her naked, hang her from a meat hook and gut her like a pig.
Vancouver police blames RCMP for failing to catch serial killer Pickton
Vancouver deputy police chief Doug Lepard is on the stand at the Pickton inquiry.
Allegations against law firm come out at hearing
A Calgary law firm under fire for the way it handled residential school survivor compensation cases was cleared in two earlier peer reviews, a lawyer representing the firm says.
‘There’s other ways of living a life; we don’t have to be so poisonous’
U.S. President Barack Obama recently decided to delay the Keystone XL pipeline and in response, the Canadian government is ramping up efforts to capitalize on the lucrative gas and oil market in Asia.
Law firm’s suspension lifted, investigation begin
A British Columbia court has lifted a freeze on dozens of residential school survivor compensation cases handled by a Calgary law firm.
Vancouver police ignored concrete tips on serial killer Pickton
Serial killer Robert Pickton was convicted of six counts of second degree murder.
Vancouver police in the hot seat at Pickton inquiry
At the Pickton inquiry police officers are on the stand trying to explain why they failed to catch serial killer Robert Pickton.
Pickton inquiry begins hearing testimony from police
At the Pickton inquiry Monday the question was finally asked directly to the police: Why did it take so long to catch serial killer Robert Pickton?
