Edmonton man charged after car struck by train at crossing
Richard Paquette walked from his stalled car after a crash with a train at a crossing in Edmonton. He had been en route to a medical centre for a finger injury when his foot slipped from the brake and he passed out at the wheel, dragging the car about 40 to 50 metres. A co worker drove him to a local centre before paramedics arrived. police said charges were unlikely.
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Judge orders new trial for Hells Angels
Quebec Superior Court Justice Pierre Beliveau halted the gangsterism and drug trafficking case against 17 Hells Angels suspects after finding risks in continuing. The ruling requires a fresh trial from the start, with new pre trial motions due by August 29 and hearings set for September 3 as both sides prepare for stronger evidence and possible bail outcomes.
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Alberta rejects hunting deer and elk on game farms
Premier Ralph Klein announced after a caucus meeting that hunting deer and elk on Alberta game farms will not be allowed. He called penned hunts abhorrent and said the province will instead assist game farmers in marketing meat under existing programs.
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Man charged for drug murders in British Columbia
Robert Bruce Moyes 47 faces seven counts of first degree murder for drug related killings in 1995 and 1996 in Burnaby and a Fraser Valley farm. The RCMP Abbotsford Vancouver and BC OC Agency led a wide investigation with more arrests expected soon.
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Residents mourn two deaths in Vancouver suburbs
Const Shinder Kirk says Abbotsford police investigated the December 1995 killings of Eugene Uyeyama 35 and his wife Michelle 30 at their Burnaby home. In September 1996 five people were slain at an Abbotsford rural property: Raymond Graves 70 Santa Graves 56 David Sangha 37 Daryl Klassen 30 Teresa Klassen 30.
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Burnaby
Vancouver
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David Sangha
Daryl Klassen
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Cadets allowed to sue feds over sexual abuse at HMCS Discovery
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge greenlit a class-action against the federal government for negligence over sexual misconduct by HMCS Discovery staff between 1967 and 1977. William White, a former cadet abused by Ralph Bremner and another officer, claimed failure to vet and monitor staff breached the duty of care. The ruling preserved negligence claims while dismissing breach of fiduciary duty.
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