Close X
Sunday, November 24, 2024
ADVT 
National

Teen Girl Pleads Guilty To Murder In Beating Death Of Six-Week-Old Boy In Saskatoon

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 12 Oct, 2016 12:42 PM
    SASKATOON — A 16-year-old girl has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of a six-week-old boy in Saskatoon.
     
    The teen, who cannot be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, entered the plea during a scheduled court appearance Wednesday.
     
    Nikosis Jace Cantre was found beaten in his playpen and died in hospital July 3.
     
    Justice officials said shortly after the teen's arrest that she had escaped from a youth centre, where she was serving a 10-month open custody sentence for several offences, including assault with a weapon.
     
    The baby's family has said they did not know the girl and invited her to their home when they found her downtown with nowhere to go.
     
    The girl was earlier ordered by the courts to undergo a psychiatric assessment. (CKOM, The Canadian Press)

    MORE National ARTICLES

    International Law Firm Dentons Hires Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper

    OTTAWA — Former prime minister Stephen Harper has landed himself a job with an international law firm.

    International Law Firm Dentons Hires Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper

    Halifax Asks Residents To Trade In Unwanted, Unregistered Guns For Bus Tickets

    Halifax Asks Residents To Trade In Unwanted, Unregistered Guns For Bus Tickets
    The municipality launched a promotion Monday that encourages people to turn in unwanted and unregistered firearms in exchange for Halifax Transit tickets.

    Halifax Asks Residents To Trade In Unwanted, Unregistered Guns For Bus Tickets

    Centre To Honour Residential School Survivors Breaks Ground At UBC

    Generations of her family would experience the abusive system with Tom-Lindley herself spending three intermittent years at the Kamloops Indian Residential School.

    Centre To Honour Residential School Survivors Breaks Ground At UBC

    If Potential Terrorists Can't Be Monitored 24/7, Jail Them: Clement

    OTTAWA — Conservative leadership candidate Tony Clement says if people at high risk of committing terrorist acts cannot be monitored around the clock, they should be behind bars.

    If Potential Terrorists Can't Be Monitored 24/7, Jail Them: Clement

    Man, 31, Charged With Fraud In Alleged Tragically Hip Online Ticket Scam

    Man, 31, Charged With Fraud In Alleged Tragically Hip Online Ticket Scam
    KINGSTON, Ont. — A southwestern Ontario man is facing a fraud charge for allegedly advertising Tragically Hip tickets online and not delivering the product.

    Man, 31, Charged With Fraud In Alleged Tragically Hip Online Ticket Scam

    Four Teens Identified As Small Fire At North Vancouver School Damages Roof, Gym

    Four Teens Identified As Small Fire At North Vancouver School Damages Roof, Gym
      RCMP say the blaze early Sunday evening caused moderate damage to the roof of Dorothy Lynas Elementary School.

    Four Teens Identified As Small Fire At North Vancouver School Damages Roof, Gym