Teens charged in brutal Park beating death in Toronto
Two 16 year olds charged with second degree murder in the November 14 beating of 15 year old Dimitri Baranovski in a city park. Police say the suspects were not schoolmates, were absent from school, and investigators may have one or two additional suspects. Lead homicide detective Det. Larry Linton provided limited details.
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Toronto
Larry Linton
Baranovski
Alberta man dies in Highway 41 rollover near Medicine Hat
Calgary man Michael Redman, 67, was thrown from a 1997 black Dodge 4x4 and killed when it rolled on Highway 41 near Township Road 110 eight and a half kilometres south of the Trans-Canada Highway. Constable Warren Pister cited speed or fatigue as possible causes.
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Medicine Hatalgary
Michael Redman
Warren Pister
Redcliff Rcmp
Pister
Redman
Mike Bednar
Dwight Nagel
Highway 41
Calgary
Thatcher seeks early parole hearing move to southwest Sask
Colin Thatcher former Saskatchewan cabinet minister in jail since 1984 murder conviction asks judge to shift the faint hope parole hearing from Regina to Moose Jaw or Swift Current in 2000. Lawyer argues venue near his former riding aids impartial jury. Crown says Regina best for impartiality.
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Regina
Thatcher
Ross Wimmer
Saskatoon
Harrad
Saskatchewan
Greg
Colin Thatcher
Harradence
Matthew Miazga
Miazga
Alberta to push health privacy bill amid debate end move
Alberta government set to cut off debate and fast track the Health Information Act though doctors warn it could erode physician patient confidentiality. The bill would allow limited sharing of patient data with family prisons courts and health fraud investigators, stirring opposition over privacy.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Ralph Klein
Peter Lougheed
Halvar Jonson
Gene Zwozdesky
Zwozdesky
Zwezdesky
West Edmonton
New Democrat
Pam Barrett
Privacy
Chocolate Grand Prix replica shattered before exhibition
A 600 kilo chocolate replica of Alain Prost's Formula One car, valued around 96000 CAD and built in 400 hours, was smashed into hundreds of pieces when a truck arrived at the International Festival of Chocolate in London. Organizers blamed vibration or a swift stop and aim to reconstruct the exhibit during the three day event.
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London
Reuters
France
England
Rene Dee
Alain Prost
Prost
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