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   Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 4, 2005, Winnipeg, Manitoba                                TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2005 Bright, loving girl, 11, takes own life 
Bullies took her dog, 
police took her dad 
best friend who tried in vain to cut herBy Mike McIntyre down from the tree � has outraged her relatives. A week full of heartache and torment was Even before Kathleen�s suicide, her too much for Kathleen Beardy, who took family had filed two formal complaints her own life Saturday in a back lane on about the Sept. 23 arrest on break-and-Selkirk Avenue. enter charges of Kathleen�s father, Kelly She was 11 years old. Beardy. Her family remembers Kathleen as a �She just kept talking about her dad, bright, loving girl who enjoyed church on saying that it was the cop�s fault that she Sunday mornings and was interested in wasn�t going to be able to see him,� Kath�the Bible and aboriginal culture. leen�s mother, Christina Beardy, told the But she also endured the ugly side of Free Press yesterday. life. �I hold the police responsible for her Hours before her death, bullies stole a death.� puppy that Kathleen had bought for $2 Kathleen�s 11-year-old best friend has and loved keenly. told the Beardy family she pleaded with A week earlier, she had seen her father her not to go through with harming her�handcuffed and arrested by city police. self, saying �your dad will get out one of And, as usual, she had been teased and these days� and �if you do this, your dad provoked by neighbourhood youths. will never get to see you.� Her family says it was more than a sen-Kathleen�s final response was �I don�t sitive child like Kathleen could bear. She care anymore,� according to her friend. hanged herself from a tree using her puppy�s empty leash. Continued Her death � it was witnessed by her Please see SUICIDE A4 Can CBC recover viewers it lost? Lockout coming to end, 
but critics want change 
By Bruce Cheadle OTTAWA � Business as usual is not an option, media watch�ers said yesterday as the CBC showed signs of emerging from a seven�week lockout that�s frac�tured its television and radio audiences. Heritage Minister Liza Frulla suggested the public broadcaster has suffered �collateral damage� and it�s time to reassess where the CBC is headed. �Because after seven weeks, I would say to relaunch the CBC.� The Crown corporation reached a memorandum of agreement late Sunday night with about 5,500 employees who�ve been locked out since Aug. 15. Negotiating the fine print of the tentative agreement continued yesterday, with ratification votes expected to start Thursday and be completed by Sunday after�noon. It could be up to a week after ratification before reg�ular programming hits the airwaves. Although CBC and its workers have finally reached common ground in their contract dispute, it will be awhile before things return to normal and all the familiar voices and faces � including chief anchor Peter Mansbridge � are back on the air. �We would like to have people back to work and our regular schedule up by the end of next week,� CBC spokesman Jason MacDon�ald said yesterday. Many of the new shows CBC was touting were sched�uled to debut in mid-season anyway, including Mary Walsh�s six-episode comedy Hatching, Matching and Dis�patching, and a series from Ken Finkleman about the inhabitants of a strange hotel. Continued Please see CBC A4 STAGE SET FOR HOCKEY C1 City folk group sues to block new Harry Potter movie By Steve Lambert A Winnipeg-based folk group called The Wyrd Sisters is asking an Ontario court to block the distribution of the upcoming Harry Potter movie across Canada. The group is also suing Warner Brothers and three famous British musicians over a scene in Harry Potter and Inside 
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