
Meghan Grant
CBC Calgary crime reporter
Meghan Grant is a justice affairs reporter. She has been covering courts, crime and stories of police accountability in southern Alberta for more than a decade. Send Meghan a story tip at meghan.grant@cbc.ca.
Latest from Meghan Grant
'All the people I deceived': Alleged fraudster gave several confessions to police, judge hears
A Calgary man accused of defrauding investors out of more than $1 million gave several “confessions” to police, telling investigators he was prepared to talk about “all the people I deceived” and was prepared to go to jail.
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Good Samaritans tried to save woman attacked by stranger, jury hears on Day 1 of murder trial
As Vanessa Ladouceur walked along 10th Avenue, headed to her early morning shift at a downtown Calgary fitness studio, she passed a man with a backpack and a bicycle who would, hours later, be charged with her murder.
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Liberals drop Calgary candidate over failure to disclose 2005 stayed domestic assault charge
Thomas Keeper will no longer run for the Liberal Party in Calgary Confederation in this spring's federal election, after he was first announced as a candidate on March 11.
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Former Alberta justice minister Jonathan Denis 'attempted to influence' witness testimony, law society alleges
Former Alberta justice minister Jonathan Denis is facing two new allegations of professional misconduct in connection with a “threatening” letter sent on his behalf to a plaintiff who was in the middle of testifying.
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Man accused of killing a 2nd woman has 'clear animus toward sex workers': Crown
Christopher Ward Dunlop has a “clear animus toward sex workers” and “set out again to find somebody who wouldn’t be missed,” prosecutors argued this week in an application that, if successful, would allow the Crown to present evidence of Dunlop’s 2009 killing at his upcoming murder trial.
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Former Alberta justice minister Jonathan Denis appealing law society convictions and fines
Former Alberta justice minister Jonathan Denis is fighting his Law Society of Alberta (LSA) convictions, fines and the costs he was ordered to pay following the findings of guilt on two instances of professional misconduct.
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Calgary man accused in beating, drugging death found not guilty of manslaughter
Jurors have reached a verdict in the manslaughter trial of Jason Tait, 34, who was accused of participating in the 2022 death of Keanan Crane, 22.
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Jurors take 23 minutes to find Calgary police officer not guilty of sexual assault
After less than 30 minutes of deliberations, a Calgary jury has found a local police officer not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman while on a first date back in 2020.
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Calgary police officer on trial for sexual assault says sex was 'consensual,' complainant was 'enthusiastic'
A Calgary police officer on trial for sexual assault testified in his own defence Thursday, telling jurors that the complainant was “very passionate” during sex and that she expressed pleasure by rolling her eyes, grabbing the sheets and moaning.
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'Things escalated': Man on trial for manslaughter testifies he was only a witness to fatal beating, drugging
A Calgary man on trial for manslaughter testified he was just a witness to the fatal beating, drugging and dismemberment of the victim.
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