Jonny Wakefield is a Justice Reporter at Edmonton Journal and Edmonton Sun. He covers a range of topics within the justice system, including crime, policing, and corrections, with a particular focus on lawsuits and legal reform. Jonny's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Calgary Herald, Montreal Gazette, and National Post.
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Jonny's coverage predominantly centers around crime and legal cases in the local Edmonton, Alberta area. Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches that provide updates on ongoing criminal investigations or court cases within this geographic area.
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By: Jonny Wakefield
Alberta's legal regulator has dismissed a pair of disciplinary charges against separatist lawyer Jeffrey Rath.
By: Jonny Wakefield
The man charged with torching infill construction sites in south Edmonton was on parole for a previous string of arsons and told police he "just liked the area" when asked why he was near the scene of one of the fires an hour past his curfew.
By: Jonny Wakefield
Alberta's police watchdog clears an Edmonton officer after man threatening police chief was shot in groin with baton launcher.
By: Jonny Wakefield
Edmonton police leadership are facing a probe by Alberta's law enforcement watchdog for potentially interfering with an active criminal case.
Police have ruled out homicide in the death of a young man in Edmonton's Westmount neighbourhood.
By: Jonny Wakefield
A veteran Edmonton police homicide detective has been given a conditional discharge after leaking confidential information to the media.
By: Jonny Wakefield
Ashley Rattlesnake was sentenced to eight years in prison for the death of eight-year-old Nina Dumais, who died while in Rattlesnake’s care.
By: Jonny Wakefield
Edmonton police publicly objected when Alberta crown prosecutors agreed to let Rattlesnake plead guilty to manslaughter instead of murder.
By: Jonny Wakefield
Two Edmonton junior high students are facing child sexual exploitation charges for allegedly using AI to generate sex images of classmates.
By: Jonny Wakefield
An Alberta judge heard arguments Thursday on an appeal that could once again throw a provincial separation referendum into turmoil.
