Fudged Samples Described in Walkerton Water Probe
Franks Koebel, foreman at Walkerton utilities, testified at a judicial inquiry that water sample labeling was routinely falsified to save time. He admitted taking samples at wells then labeling them as taps, sometimes using addresses of his brother Stan Koebel or his mother in law. He said municipal offices were sometimes listed as sampling sites. He claimed little understanding of water-testing importance or guidelines.
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Walkerton
Frank Koebel
Utilities Commission
May
Koebel
Stan Koebel
Commission
Stan
Slain women remembered in vigil on National Day
Dozens braved the cold in Montreal as 14 white roses were laid at a Polytechnique monument to mark the 11th anniversary of Canada’s worst mass shooting. Therese Daviau called for action as activists urged stronger violence against women prevention and greater gender equality.
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Montreal
Ecole Polytechnique
Canada
Parliament
Therese Daviau
Genevieve Bergeron
Marc Lepine
Hudson pesticide bylaw faces Supreme Court challenge
The Supreme Court of Canada will hear Thursday arguments over Hudson Quebec bylaw restricting pesticide use. Janet May of the Toronto Environmental Alliance argues municipalities must express local concerns. Spraytech and Chemlawn appeal after Quebec Court of Appeal dismissed their suit against the 1991 bylaw.
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Ottawa
Miz
Supreme Court of Canada
Quebec
Hudson
Janet May
Toronto Environmental Alliance
Spraytech
Chemlawn
Quebec Court of Appeal
Former aboriginal leader resigns from addictions center board
Phil Fontaine quit his director post at the Virginia Fontaine Addictions Foundation on the Sagkeeng reserve two weeks ago to avoid clouding issues at the controversial center. He said stepping down was the right move to prevent involvement from hindering his work and livelihood. Fontaine has been self employed since last July after losing the Assembly of First Nations grand chief election.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Phil Fontaine
Virginia Fontaine
The
Assembly of First Nations
Wealthy bag lady found with cash and bonds on city sidewalk
Montreal police probe the death of a 91-year-old bag lady whose possesions included cash and 40-year financial certificates totaling about 40000 dollars. Witness Sophie Coeur recalls small payments while noting the woman had old passports and marriage documents.
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Montreal
Sophie Coeur
Cmdr
Pierre Cadotte
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