Boxing Day News

A British judge has ordered the extradition of a British citizen facing charges in the 2005 Boxing Day shootout that killed 15-year-old Jane Creba.

A BOXING Day assault left a man with a broken jaw. Twenty-year-old Gavin Tait of Bright Street, Hawick, appeared on indictment and admitted punching a man to his severe injury at the town's Exchange Bar, Silver Street, on December 26.

AN ELDERLY woman died after falling while getting on her stairlift, an inquest heard.

An Ontario Superior Court judge has imposed an adult sentence against a young man convicted of second-degree murder in the death of Jane Creba.

Jane Creba, 15, was shot to death on Dec. 26, 2005, as two groups of people exchanged gunfire in a crowd of holiday shoppers on Yonge Street in downtown Toronto.

A man today admitted abducting a nurse and leaving her tied up in the boot of a car.

REGINA a ' A teen convicted of second-degree murder in the death of a Good Samaritan on Boxing Day 2006 is heading to a federal penitentiary.

The first person convicted in the Boxing Day 2005 gunfight that killed 15-year-old Jane Creba showed a "cavalier" attitude about the tragedy and takes no responsibility, a court heard Monday.

A GAYWOOD man who stabbed his partner's son in the heart during an vodka-fuelled argument has been jailed for five years and three months.

Crown attorney Kerry Hughes reads Jane Creba's parents' statement to Supreme Court Justice Ian Nordheimer at the sentencing hearing yesterday of JSR, foreground.

The young man convicted in the Yonge St. shootout that killed schoolgirl Jane Creba vowed to "change his whole attitude, his whole persona," a psychiatrist testified yesterday Dr.

Police have made another arrest in the death of Jane Creba, more than three years after the Toronto teen was caught in the crossfire of a gunfight on Boxing Day 2005.

Jane Creba, 15, was shot to death on Dec. 26, 2005, as two groups of people exchanged gunfire in a crowd of holiday shoppers on Yonge Street.

JOEL FITZGIBBON neglected to tell the public about his 2002 Boxing Day trip to Beijing but his sponsor and chaperone, Helen Liu, was not so remiss.

A PARAMEDIC has been accused of ignoring a man who suffered a broken back in Lewes - because he was refuelling his ambulance and was on his break.

Robert Chambers refused to take a patient in agony with a broke back to hospital A paramedic refused to take a patient with a broken back to hospital because he was refuelling his ambulance and taking a break, ...

Police investigating the disappearance of a man who has been missing for nearly two months have appealed for help in tracing two cars.

A SCARBOROUGH teenager fractured a man's jaw following a row with door staff outside a pub on Boxing Day, a court heard.

A PUB that became the first in the district to lose its licence following a series of Boxing Day brawls could soon re-open. The Slipper, in New Crofton, had its licence revoked by Wakefield Council's licensing ...

Juliette Bombardier is seen in this photo taken on Christmas morning, 2008. The 83-year-old's body was found outside her Kamloops care home on Boxing Day.