Lawyers for two men on trial in what Mounties once called the largest Ponzi scheme in Canadian history told a jury on Monday that their clients ­­— Gary Sorenson and Milowe Brost — are not guilty of any criminal wrongdoing.

One of three men convicted of a brutal 2015 home invasion robbery deserves at least 10 years in prison, a Crown prosecutor told a sentencing hearing on Monday.

Const. Bradley Chief Body, who pleaded not guilty last month to two counts of sexual assault, was expected to set a trial date Wednesday in Lethbridge provincial court.

Suspended Calgary policeman Mark McCullough on Friday denied giving an impaired driving suspect a break, saying there were no grounds to charge the woman with whom he later had an affair.

Sexually abusing three young girls, including one he molested while she talked on the phone with her mother, has landed a Calgary-area man a 14-year prison term.

Family members of a Calgary senior struck and killed by a cyclist who ran a red light believes the justice system has failed them.

When Det. Tom Bain illegally removed a Glock pistol from a Calgary police locker with the intention of killing himself, he had hit “rock bottom,” his lawyer said Thursday.

A Calgary police officer who is charged with perjury, accused of lying under oath, has a history of getting into trouble with his employer, CBC News has learned.

Investors were devastated by a greed-motivated, multi-million-dollar Ponzi scheme orchestrated by Calgarians Gary Sorenson and Milowe Brost, a judge said in sentencing the pair to 12 years in prison on Tuesday.

Alberta in the mid-2000s was fertile ground for promoters and salesmen like Gary Sorenson and Milowe Brost.