Justice Christian Lyons says he’ll make decision before Christmas; Const. Luke Tomkinson charged following 2020 incident
An RCMP officer on trial in Iqaluit will have to wait a little longer for a judge’s verdict after lawyers finished making their cases in court Thursday. Const. Luke Tomkinson is charged with assault with a weapon and uttering threats.
Two others, both under 12 years old, released with a warning
Savanna Pikuyak’s DNA also found on underwear Nikolas Ibey wore when he was arrested hours after college student’s death
Nunavut RCMP, premier’s office won’t confirm or deny MLA Daniel Qavvik faces criminal charges
Complainant unable to attend due to medical travel
Const. Luke Tomkinson faces charges from 2020 incident in Arctic Bay; use-of-force expert testifies for defence
Doctor denies lawyer’s suggestion that he ‘made up’ testimony at hearing
Const. Luke Tomkinson charged in 2020 incident in Arctic Bay; trial back in court after year-long pause
Crown questions forensic pathologist during 5th day of Nikolas Ibey first-degree murder trial
Crowe named to the position on Oct. 24
Forensic investigator testifies about going over the Savanna Pikuyak crime scene in detail
Nikolas Ibey sent his father a text saying he had killed his roommate, Savanna Pikuyak. His father thought he was making a terrible joke
RCMP says it has increased patrols and building checks, urges property owners to be vigilant
Jurors hear graphic details of what officers found at scene where Savanna Pikuyak of Sanirajak died
18-year-old man in custody, as Quebec provincial police take over investigation
Sheaves’ actions were ‘calculated, deliberate and predatory,’ Justice Paul Bychok says
Trial begins in Ottawa for man accused of killing Savanna Pikuyak, a college student from Nunavut
Nunavik Police Service, Kativik Regional Government decline interview requests until Quebec police watchdog finishes investigation
Kevin Tegumiar accused in alleged January 2022 incident
Nikolas Ibey charged with first-degree murder in death of Savanna Pikuyak; trial set for Ottawa
Previously, people in hamlets with no access to internet or fax faced ‘barriers’ to applying
Justice Minister David Akeeagok, RCMP, write to Canada Post; municipal leaders draft resolution on issue
Idlout calls for better training, creation of Indigenous-led crisis response team
Quebec’s police watchdog says stun gun and pepper spray were used by police to subdue two individuals before shots were fired
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