Meghan Grant

Prosecutor Hyatt Mograbee suggested Michael Arnold shot two people as part of a murder-for-hire execution, targeting a man who’d recently been implicated in money laundering for organized crime.

The lawyer for the man accused of murdering a woman and trying to kill her husband argued the prosecution’s theory of the fatal shooting being a paid hit “doesn’t make sense.”

Michael Arnold, 36, from Edmonton, was on trial for first-degree murder in the death of Nakita Baron and attempted murder of her husband, Talal Fouani, who were shot while in their Bentley outside their Calgary home in August 2022.

A 49-year-old cold case homicide was put to rest inside a Calgary courtroom on Monday with both the killer and his teenage victim’s daughter speaking publicly for the first time since murder charges were announced.

A B.C. man on trial for murder “took a knife out and used it in a fist fight,” prosecutor Kaitlyn Perrin told jurors Monday as closing arguments took place in the case of a fatal stabbing that took place in Banff in 2022.

A Calgary man was restrained with duct tape, beaten, drugged, dismembered and dumped on First Nations land west of the city, jurors heard Monday as the manslaughter trial got underway for one of his accused killers.

A Calgary man has been charged with murdering his former partner, six months after he was placed on court-ordered conditions to stay away from her.

A Calgary jury has reached a verdict in John Sproule's murder trial. Sproule was on trial for second-degree murder in the death of Ryden Brogden, who was fatally stabbed in Banff in 2022.

Lawyers for two LGBTQ+ advocacy organizations are in court Monday for the first step in their fight against the Alberta government’s transgender law that prevents doctors from providing gender-affirming treatments, including puberty blockers and hormone therapy for youths under the age of 16.

The Calgary Police Service and its former head of human resources reached an out-of-court settlement this week, nine months after a judge found Angela Whitney “misused confidential CPS information and made disparaging comments about CPS and its personnel.”