Fisher murder case adviser clash slows Saskatoon trial
Larry Fisher pleads not guilty to raping and murdering Gail Miller and opts for a Queen's Bench trial. Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission may block his chosen defence lawyer Brian Beresh citing nonresidency, delaying proceedings. Beresh notes Fisher selected him due to prior representation and asserts the right to counsel.
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Larry Fisher
Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission
Fisher
Gail Miller
Queen’s Bench
Brian Beresh
Legal Aid Development
Beresh
Canadas Can Influence Pro Baseball GMs Say
At the Canadian Major Little League Championships banquet in Medicine Hat Ash of the Toronto Blue Jays urged young players to pursue baseball with fun and a positive attitude. He cited a record 39 Canadians drafted this year and coaching improvements as key to increased pro representation including Walker Johnson and Stairs.
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Tannis Toohey
Toronto Blue Jay
Gord Ash
Medicine Hat
Ash
Medicine Hat Lodge
Colorado Rockies
Larry Walker
Maple Ridge
B.C
Sherwood
Son
Montreal Expos
Fredericton
Matt Stairs
Oakland A
Paul Schlosser
Toronto
Jays
Canada
Pilot in control in flight 801 crash in Guam
NTSB investigators in Guam cautioned against quick conclusions about Korean Air Flight 801. They cited possible causes including equipment failure, pilot training, fatigue, and weather while noting the pilot appeared to have full control before the jet struck a hillside during approach.
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Guam
Korean Air
Ntsb Board
George Black
Black
Nbc’s Today
Guam International Airport
Boy Hops Cab At Kennedy Airport Sparks Bronx Detour
Three year old Clifton Duplessy of Queens hopped into a Kennedy Airport cab while his mother and brothers arrived for a trip to Haiti. The driver and a backseat passenger assumed the child belonged to the other party, sending Clifton on an unintended ride into the Bronx before he was reunited with his family later in the day.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
Bronx
Clifton Duplessy
Queens
Michelle
Haiti
Duplessy
Clifton
Canada rents US refuelling plane for Europe mission
Canada has rented an American refuelling aircraft to fly CF-18s to Bosnia after mothballing its last in air-to-air refuelling plane. Captain Karen Tissot van Patet of 1 Canadian Air Division said the force will rely on US assets to support NATO operations, a move criticized by former General Lewis MacKenzie as embarrassing.
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Edmonton
Canada
Europe
United States Air Force
Bosnia
Karen Tissot van Patet
Winnipeg
Cold Lake
NATO
Art Eggleton
Lewis MacKenzie
Screening urged for junior hockey staff in abuse probe
A one person investigation into Canadian junior hockey urges police screening for coaches employees and volunteers with past sexual abuse history. Lawyer Gordon Kirke calls for trained sexual abuse advisors at every team and extensive education programs for players and coaches. He cites Sheldon Kennedy’s abuse by Gra ham James as evidence and notes up to 24 potential victims.
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Toronto
Gordon Kirke
Kirke
National Hockey League
Sheldon Kennedy
Graham James
James
Kennedy
Swift Current Broncos
Saskatchewan Liberals defect to form new right wing party
Four Saskatchewan Liberal MPs including Bob Bjornerud Rod Gantefoer June Draude and Ken Krawetz quit the caucus to join Conservatives to create a nine member party challenging the NDP government The move follows heavy Tory courting and signals a potential official Opposition in the next legislature.
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Regina
Liberal
Saskatchewan
NDP
Jim Melenchuk
Reform
Melenchuk
Bob Bjornerud
Rod Gantefoer
June Draude
Ken Krawetz
Reform Party
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