Turcotte released after four years

The former Quebec cardiologist who killed his two children three years ago is being released from a mental health facility under certain conditions. Tania Krywiak reports.

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Guy Turcotte released from Pinel

A cardiologist who killed his two children has been released, much to the displeasure of many Quebecers, Tania Krywiak reports.

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Fatal crash report released

A report into what went wrong is released four years after a helicopter crash killed three soldiers in Afghanistan. Richard Madan reports.

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Over 200 Montrealers axed in layoffs

Over half of the 400-announced worldwide layoffs at the Cirque du Soleil are to be in the Montreal area, Tania Krywiak reports.

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Constable 728 ordered to keep the peace

As Tania Krywiak reports Stefanie Trudeau is not allowed to talk to any member of the SPVM for a year

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Mother may be released

Merella Fernandez explains why a mother who drowned her children may be released after serving only two-thirds of her sentence.

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More details about fatalities

John Hua reports from Thurso, Que. and says two children, one three and one eight-years-old, have been killed in a house fire.

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Ashley Smith coroner in court

More than five years after Ashley Smith took her own life in a Kitchener prison, an inquest into her death is underway. Austin Delaney reports.

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Magnotta decision expected

An important step in determining the fate of accused killer Luka Magnotta will be decided in a Montreal courtroom, Tania Krywiak reports.

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