Frozen food magnate donates 25000 to Regina hospitals
Harrison McCain chairman of McCain Foods Ltd. gave 25000 to the Hospitals of Regina Foundation after a heart attack in Regina last fall. Spokeswoman Marilyn Strong praised the emergency department and cardiac care unit. McCain, 72, was in Regina for a National Art Gallery meeting and was admitted Sept. 25 after his heart attack. He later transferred to Boston for further care.
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Province shifts photo radar to local police in B C
Provincial officials say photo radar red light cameras and CounterAttack will be managed by municipal police rather than the province or ICBC. Bowbrick says the move depoliticizes enforcement and relies on local police chiefs for where and when to use the system. Liberal election stance foes photo radar if they win.
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Pregnant Woman Released Over Alcohol Charge In Saskatoon
Shawna Lee Bird a five month pregnant woman was released from custody though prosecutors urged continued detention to keep her away from alcohol while she faces a charge of drinking contrary to a conditional sentence. Bird already serves a community based sentence for prostitution drunk driving breach of probation and breach of undertaking. Crown argues custody best protects the unborn child but no halfway house space exists.
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Incomplete hip replacement haunts Vancouver Island man
Allan Schwenning, waiting since 1994 for hip replacement, endured six years of cancellations and delays. A Vancouver Island sawmill manager, he faced a failed Campbell River surgery due to lacking tools and funding, then a nursing shortage postponing a Vancouver General Hospital plan. His wife laments Canada’s health system as akin to a Third World country.
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Murder trial postponed in Kamloops second-degree murder case
In Kamloops British Columbia three men Neil Edwards twenty one Bobby Narcisse twenty Kyle Johnny seventeen face second degree murder charges over a 1999 beating death. The trial adjourned as Crown asked for three more days to prepare closing arguments and defence lawyers set later dates.
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Kamloops
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Fred Kaatz
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Donations pour in for Saskatoon family after deadly fire
A Saskatoon family lost seven month old Lashondra Maye and their home in a weekend mobile home fire. Cliff and Katrina Bear and their four other children survived after the blaze at nine in the morning, with community donations of money toys and clothing pouring in and two radio stations raising over five thousand dollars by Monday afternoon. Fire officials investigate the cause and say the detectors did not sound.
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Katrina Bear
Lashondra Maye
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