Judge gives Michael Hatch 12-month conditional discharge after finding him guilty of assaulting ex-wife
Nunavut’s former court services director was found guilty of assaulting his ex-wife — a justice of the peace — two years ago but was given a conditional discharge after a two-day trial that ended Thursday.
37-year-old Iqaluit man, who was director of court services, faces six charges including assault against his ex-wife
No injuries reported in incident
Robert Flaherty, 37, stabbed two women in 2022
Incident left 2 men injured; hearings adjourned to Nov. 3
Transport Desgagnés Inc. accused of entering protected waters on 2 occasions in 2024
Prosecutors weighing report on May 6 civilian death; Salluit case from Nov. 4, 2024, also under review
Ilavut Centre under renovation; warden lauds low recidivism rates at facility
Second-degree murder and arson charges laid after unconscious man found in home during fire
One person treated for non-life-threatening injuries after incident Saturday night
Jerry Ulayuruluk convicted of 2nd-degree murder; judges call appeal ‘wholly without merit’
Incident last year resulted in death of work Noah Paniyuk
Report says trio may have used shoelace to open latch on their cell doors
Officers from the RCMP’s Nunavut division march across the Nakasuk Elementary School grounds Sunday morning on their way to St. Jude’s Anglican Cathedral in Iqaluit. They attended a church service as part of the national police and peace officers’ national memorial day. It’s an annual event to honour police and peace officers who have died in the line of duty. (Photo by Daron Letts)
One man taken into custody, police lift early-morning shelter-in-place advisory
Officers remain in Tasilik Street area Saturday after early morning call
Police in tactical gear on scene of early morning call
Man discovered inside residence last Saturday; police seeking public’s help in investigation
Police say suspect was located while throwing rocks at RCMP residence
Judge cites 8 months already spent in custody, and rehabilitation prospects, in sentencing
Judge to sentence brothers Archie and Laikmik Toonoo Nov. 18
Karen Dunphy still faces unrelated theft charge in connection with minor hockey league
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Decision comes nearly 4 years after incident took place
Event with theme of mothers standing against drunk driving scheduled for Saturday
