Court

Defence counsel for accused murderer Liam Stinson rested their case April 24, without entering a single piece of evidence 

GSPS Const. Melisa Rancourt, who faced disciplinary action during the pandemic after being arrested due to her refusal to show proof of vaccination, is accused of assaulting a 12-year-old hockey player

Jury heard from Det.-Cst. Belanger once again, before breaking for an extended period to discuss legal matters after the Crown closed

Liam Stinson’s ex-partner took the stand in his arson triple homicide trial, testifying Stinson told her the day after the fatal fire he sent ‘some idiots to do something’ and ‘his girl may have got hurt’ in the process

Legal issues have once again added time to the trial of Liam Stinson, accused of first-degree murder and arson in relation to a April 11, 2021, fatal fire

After remembering little in his first day of testimony, Fern Bolduc, prosecution witness in the arson triple homicide trial of Liam Stinson, was able to remember more details of the night of the fire after reviewing his statement to police

Fern Bolduc, charged as a party to murder in the fatal 2021 fire that killed three people, repeatedly, claims he remembers very little about the incident, including claiming he doesn’t even know people died 

Defence counsel representative asked North Bay court for more time to review video statements from the complainant, which was granted. 

Witness who can’t be named tells the jury on April 9 that Liam Stinson, on trial for first-degree murder and arson, promised to pay them to firebomb residence, leading to the deaths of three people

Clarification of publication ban means more can be revealed about last week’s testimony surrounding the fatal fire that took three lives on April 11, 2021