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Dozens of undetected serial killers may have prowled hospitals and care homes over the past fifty years. Why are they so rarely caught?

A growing movement believes it’s time to stop putting women in jail

Why a Nova Scotia community is still searching for the killer of a beloved farmer thirty years later

Cons exploit our cognitive biases. I learned the hard way that some of us are more vulnerable than others

Bias has influenced our ideas of those who shoot versus those who are shot

After a stressful year of navigating the justice system, I now feel that staying silent might have yielded the same results

The city has always valued inclusion and tolerance. Yesterday’s van attack won’t change that

Algorithms could make cities safer—but they can’t protect us from policing’s worst instincts

The Trudeau government has largely dismissed long-gun registries—but recent mass shootings invite Canadians to reopen the debate

Documents give new insights about unsolved disappearances