Fort McMurray plans homelessness funding push
A study for Fort McMurray council estimates 200 homeless residents and 800 more at risk. Council approved a homelessness plan to access 1.2 million over three years plus 900 thousand from the Urban Aboriginal Strategy. Federal and provincial ministers will review the plan by Friday.
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Fort Mcmurray
Alberta
Norma Shaw
Wood Buffalo
Fourth Ironchild dies from prescription drug overdose in inquest
Saskatoon coroner's inquest heard Darcy Dean Ironchild, 33, was the fourth family member to die from a prescription drug overdose. Lorainne Stonechild urged detox with native spirituality. The coroner noted Ironchild would not have sought such a facility.
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Saskatoon
Darcy Dean Ironchild
Ironchild
Lorraine Stonechild
Gerald Stonechild
Stonechild
Accused denials in toddler death trial in Calgary
Gordon Singer testified he never harmed 2 1/2 year old Cole Thompson and that life support was withdrawn on his knees beside the boy in the ICU. The child died in his mother's arms as Singer knelt holding his hand and his wife Kim held the boy.
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Calgary
Cole Thompson
Gordon Singer
Singer
Alberta Children’s Hospital
Don Macleod
Cole
Icu
Kim
Sterilization suit targets British Columbia government
Fourteen women with mental disabilities allege they were sterilized at a provincial hospital without consent or medical justification. The claims name the BC government and note possible other victims beyond the plaintiffs.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Jay Chalke
Board of Eugenics
Chalke
Teacher acquitted in affair with teen student in Trial
Jaster, 28, was found not guilty of sexual exploitation for a 1998 affair with a youth then 17 at a school in St Paul. The jury rejected that she exploited authority. Crown argued teachers’ trust required discipline. Justice noted the youth’s consent did not affect the case.
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ST. Paul Eee
Jaster
Queen’s Bench
Bob Aloneissi
Neil Wiberg
Wiberg
Gerald Vercille
Inquiry on 1997 APEC policing due by June 30
Vancouver based Ted Hughes, inquiry commissioner, says his report into RCMP conduct during the 1997 APEC summit will be completed by June 30 and delivered to Ottawa before the anniversary of the hearing’s closing. The review covers 40 complaints about police handling of protesters on November 25, 1997 during the summit.
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Vancouver
Ted Hughes
Ottawa
Victoria
RCMP
U.S
Bill Clinton
Suharto
Museum of Anthropology
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