Close X
Wednesday, December 4, 2024
ADVT 
National

Man Convicted Of First-Degree Murder Eight Years After Shooting In Surrey, B.C.

The Canadian Press, 09 May, 2017 10:54 AM
    SURREY, B.C. — A jury has convicted a man of first-degree murder, eight years after a shooting death in a Surrey, B.C., apartment.
     
    The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says RCMP responded to a shots fired call on Feb. 2, 2009 and found 25-year-old James Erickson dead from a gunshot wound.
     
    Staff Sgt. Jennifer Pound says IHIT took over the investigation in May 2013 and that six months later, a suspect named David Sadler was identified and arrested.
     
    Pound says in a news release that 31-year-old Sadler was handed a mandatory sentence of 25 years in prison on Sunday.
     
    She says it's extremely rewarding for IHIT investigators to see justice served because of their commitment and perseverance in such a cold case.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Canada's Unemployment Rate Drops To Lowest Level In More Than Two Years

    OTTAWA — Canada's unemployment rate dropped to 6.6 per cent last month, its lowest level in more than two years, Statistics Canada said Friday, as the economy created more jobs than expected even with fewer people looking for work.

    Canada's Unemployment Rate Drops To Lowest Level In More Than Two Years

    Woman Who Gave Water To Pig On Way To Slaughterhouse Was Like Gandhi, Mandela: Lawyer

    Woman Who Gave Water To Pig On Way To Slaughterhouse Was Like Gandhi, Mandela: Lawyer
    Defence lawyer Gary Grill also compared Anita Krajnc's actions — and the resulting legal battle — to the experiences of historic rights activists such as Gandhi, Nelson Mandela and Susan B. Anthony.

    Woman Who Gave Water To Pig On Way To Slaughterhouse Was Like Gandhi, Mandela: Lawyer

    U.S., Canada 'Perplexed' About Migrant Surge Into Canada

    U.S., Canada 'Perplexed' About Migrant Surge Into Canada
    The majority travelled to the United States with the necessary visas, Kelly said Friday after a meeting in Ottawa with cabinet members including his Canadian counterpart, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale.

    U.S., Canada 'Perplexed' About Migrant Surge Into Canada

    Senate Colleagues Urge Don Meredith To Quit Over Sexual Relationship With 16-Yr-Old Girl

    Senate Colleagues Urge Don Meredith To Quit Over Sexual Relationship With 16-Yr-Old Girl
    OTTAWA — Colleagues of all political stripes pilloried Don Meredith and urged the controversial Conservative senator to give up his Senate seat Friday following an explosive ethics investigation of his sexual relationship with a 16-year-old girl.

    Senate Colleagues Urge Don Meredith To Quit Over Sexual Relationship With 16-Yr-Old Girl

    Hisham Saadi, Accused In Alleged Bomb Threat Against Muslims At Concordia University Gets Bail

    Hisham Saadi, Accused In Alleged Bomb Threat Against Muslims At Concordia University Gets Bail
    Hisham Saadi, 47, faces three charges stemming from the March 1 incident: mischief, uttering threats and inciting fear of a terrorist-related attack.

    Hisham Saadi, Accused In Alleged Bomb Threat Against Muslims At Concordia University Gets Bail

    Biggest Factor In Toronto's Red-hot Housing Market Is Demand: Minister

    Biggest Factor In Toronto's Red-hot Housing Market Is Demand: Minister
    TORONTO — Ontario's finance minister said Friday that while he is considering a tax on foreign home buyers for Toronto and beyond, it's not the biggest factor when looking at ways to cool the housing market.

    Biggest Factor In Toronto's Red-hot Housing Market Is Demand: Minister