After orchestrating the largest Ponzi scheme in Canadian history, Milowe Brost and Gary Sorenson are out of prison after serving just over two years of their 12-year sentences, according to parole documents obtained by CBC News.

Gary Sorenson and Milowe Brost were sentenced to 12 years in prison on Tuesday for what is billed as one of the largest Ponzi schemes in Canadian history.

A man who helped bring Canada’s largest Ponzi scheme to light is flabbergasted at the news that the two men convicted of the crime are already out of jail.

The man facing first-degree murder charges in the decapitation of a Lloydminster, Alta., man in October is also charged in two other homicides.

The jury trial for a Regina woman charged with defrauding investors of more than $5 million is now scheduled to begin in September 2018, 10 months later than originally planned.

A Calgary police officer who was accused of letting a friend off an impaired driving charge has been acquitted after the judge found the accused was, in fact, the victim of a "very angry" ex fiancée.

After what the Crown described as a “revolving door” of defence counsel in a four-year-old case, a Regina woman accused in a multi-million fraud could end up on her own at trial if she can’t get someone else on board.

The trial for a Regina businesswoman accused of defrauding investors millions was supposed to begin Monday morning, but the plan was derailed when Alena Pastuch's lawyer advised the court he could no longer represent her due to a breakdown in their relationship.

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.

Calgary police Const. Mark McCullough is relieved assault allegations against him from his then-pregnant girlfriend have been tossed, his lawyer said Friday.