British Columbia Premier Glen Clark under criminal probe
The British Columbia premier Glen Clark faces a criminal investigation related to a casino licence bid by a friend. Attorney General Ujjal Dosanjh confirmed the inquiry amid RCMP disclosures from a home search last March. Clark denies any wrongdoing as opposition leaders call for his resignation.
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Patrick Dohm
Clark
RCMP
Ujjal Dosanjh
B.C
Gordon Campbell
NDP
Questioning for Wisdom: A Maxims Reflection
A concise aphorism about choosing inquiry over complete certainty. It emphasizes curiosity and prudent skepticism, suggesting that asking questions can yield practical insight even when full knowledge is unavailable.
Memorial service set for missing Alex Sanchez in Medicine Hat area
In Siksika Nation near Medicine Hat, Maria and Antonio Sanchez plan a memorial service for 19-year-old Alex Sanchez missing since June 20 after calling for a ride from his girlfriend's mother on the reserve. Police probe remains active as family seeks court visitation rights for Ali Snow Sanchez amid tensions with Amber Brass family.
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Medicine Hat
Alex Sanchez
Maria Sanchez
Alex
Siksika
Bassano
Maria
Sanchez
Antonio
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Rosemary
Strathmore
Ali Snow Sanchez
Amber Brass
Brass
Darrin Blain
Brass Family
Alien balloons spark Fort McMurray UFO worry
Residents report two sightings of unidentified flying objects in Fort McMurray Alberta that were confirmed to be NASA balloons from a National Scientific Balloon Facility NSBF mission. Tom Paul said the balloons are part of strictly scientific research and pose no danger.
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Fort Mcmurray
Alberta
NASA
National Scientific Balloon Facility
NSBF
Tom Paul
Toll in Turkish quake tops ten thousand as rescue efforts continue
Amid the Izmit region disaster a quake killed over 10,000 and left tens of thousands missing or trapped. Rescue teams faced dwindling odds with no water and heat increasing dehydration risk. A girl was pulled alive after hours of digging, offering a brief glimmer of hope.
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Istanbul
Turkey
United Nations
Sergio Piazzi
UN Office For the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs
Geneva
Izmit
Canadians jailed for death of Utah girl in brutal abuse case
Ferosa Bluff, 27, and Andrew Fedorowicz, 46, were sentenced in Salt Lake City to consecutive terms totaling up to life in prison for first-degree murder and related crimes in the death of Bluff’s three-year-old daughter Rebecca. The judge called the abuse extreme and heinous with repeated blows causing fatal injuries.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ferosa Bluff
Andrew Fedorowicz
Bluff
Rebecca
Maureen Frikke
Dennis Frederick
Mountain View
Fedorowicz
Frederick
State Parole Board
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