Canadian Criminal Code

In Canada, “offensive weapons, explosives” under UCR Code 3310 refers to the crime of carrying or possessing weapons, imitation weapons, prohibited devices, ammunition, or explosives for a dangerous or criminal …

Robbery in Canada is a serious violent property offence that combines theft with force, threats, or intimidation. Under the robbery criminal code canada framework, this crime is captured by Section …

Operation while impaired causing bodily harm (drugs) is a serious impaired driving offence in Canada. It applies where a person operates a motor vehicle or other “conveyance” while their ability …

In Canada, the offence of failure or refusal to comply with a demand

The Competition Act Canada creates serious criminal offences for anti-competitive business conduct such as price‑fixing conspiracies, market allocation agreements, and bid‑rigging. Under the national crime reporting system, these offences are …

Methylenedioxyamphetamine (MDMA), commonly known as ecstasy, is a powerful synthetic stimulant and hallucinogen that is strictly controlled under Canadian law. Trafficking MDMA – which can include selling, delivering, transporting, or …

In Canadian criminal law, the offence of corrupting morals under Section 163 of the Criminal Code targets the creation, distribution, and public display of obscene or indecent materials. This includes …

In Canada, assault level 2 involving a weapon or bodily harm

In Canada, the offence of sexual exploitation of a person with a disability

The offence of harbouring or concealing a terrorist