Calgary mother defends self in trial over son's death
Tamara Lovett 47 testifies in her own defense over criminal negligence causing death of seven year old son Ryan Alexander Lovett. She says she treated him with dandelion tea and oregano oil and did not realize how sick he was. medical examiner said illness involved streptococcal infection and organ failure.
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Snow prompts transit delays and closures on BCs south coast
Environment Canada warned of up to five centimetres of snow across the south coast and southeastern Vancouver Island causing transit delays and several school closures including a university campus shutdown. A second storm is forecast by mid week while temperatures dip to minus seven in Vancouver.
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Vigilante group member charged with harassment in Alberta
A Lacombe police report says Karl Young of Red Deer, also known as Carl Murphy, 37, faces criminal harassment and mischief charges after luring a person online and meeting in Lacombe. He is released with conditions and must avoid the alleged victim. Police seek a second suspect in the vigilante case linked to Creep Catchers.
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Notley seeks to sell Trans Mountain in British Columbia
Alberta premier Notley visits Vancouver for two days to advocate the federal approved Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. She aims to explain the project amid BC skepticism and tanker traffic concerns while planning a later Ottawa meeting with Premier Christy Clark.
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Edmonton breeders charged over alleged dog abuse case
Edmonton Humane Society charged Justin Iverson and Christine Archambault with eight counts each under the Animal Protection Act after officers found more than a dozen injured dogs at a breeding business selling pit bulls and other breeds. Dogs were reportedly kept in small kennels with waste, poor ventilation, and inadequate food and water. some sold for over 1000 dollars.
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Husky urged to face provincial fines over oil spill
The Saskatchewan Environmental Society calls on the province to fine Husky Energy for a July spill near Maidstone that contaminated the North Saskatchewan River and shut water intakes for North Battleford Prince Albert and Melfort for about two months. It also seeks stronger Pipeline Act rules and an independent spill investigation.
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