What's behind the spike in jewelry store smash-and-grabs in Ontario

Sasha Suda, the Canadian museum director recently fired from the Philadelphia Art Museum amid allegations that she gave herself unsanctioned raises, has filed a raft of new documents that she says prove her salary increases were authorized and that she was the target of a “coup.”Ms. Suda launched her initial legal complaint on Nov. 10, arguing that she was terminated after a “sham investigation” and resistance from board members as she tried to transform one of America’s premiere art institutions. The latest court documents – which were filed on Thursday and include text messages, e-...