The Ontario man whose theft of an iconic portrait of Winston Churchill led to an international investigation pleaded guilty ...

The Powassan, Ont., man accused of stealing one of the world's most famous portraits from the Château Laurier and switching ...

Jeffrey Wood submitted his plea in an Ottawa courtroom Friday morning, more than three years after the photograph disappeared ...

Instead it was the original, taken by photographer Yousuf Karsh and possibly worth millions, which had been stolen from the hotel lobby of Ottawa’s Fairmont Fairmont Château Laurier in January ...

Renowned photographer Yousuf Karsh snapped the iconic portrait in 1941 in the Speaker’s office just after Churchill delivered a rousing wartime address to Canadian lawmakers. The original ...

The Thursday, February 13 Fine Photographs auction brings together twentieth-century masters in a curated selection of diverse and rare highlights.

Jeffrey Wood, centre, enters the Ottawa Courthouse with his lawyer Lawrence Greenspon on Thursday morning. Wood was accused ...

After graduating from RIT he moved to Canada to work under Yousuf Karsh, an Armenian Canadian photographer known for his portraits of notable individuals. Karsh, who was born in 1908 and died in ...

Jeffrey Wood, 44, took the portrait sometime between Dec. 25, 2021, and Jan. 6, 2022, and replaced it with a fake copy.

Jeffrey Wood submitted his plea in an Ottawa courtroom Friday morning, more than three years after the photo disappeared from ...