Murder case resurfaces in Ontario grisly deaths
The Ontario deputy chief coroner states the 1992 death of Karen Randall, first wife of James Vernon Randall, was a suspicious death not a suicide. Randall, 31, faces first degree murder charges in the death of his common law wife Jennifer Zumach, 21, whose head was found in a container on his motorcycle.
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Zumach
Chretien and Putin seek balance on missile talks
Prime Minister Jean Chretien and Vladimir Putin reaffirmed the 1972 Anti Ballistic Missile Treaty as central to security while avoiding direct condemnation of a U S missile defense plan. Putin urged Canada to mediate opposing sides and both leaders pledged closer cooperation on trade and shared border issues.
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Vladimir Putin
Canada
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Putin
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Canadian Alliance leader softens missile defense stance
Day meets Putin and moves from outright support to urging cautious discussion of the U S missile defense shield. He says Russia opposes the system as destabilizing and- his stance now favors a reasoned, careful approach by Canada and others involved.
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Putin
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United States
Sarnia mall reopens after devastating roof collapse
Sarnia Ontario Lambton Mall reopened most shops after a roof collapse that killed Susan Foster 47 at the Hallmark store. Flowers marked the memory as 250 mourners attended her funeral. Engineers and officials deem the mall safe after snow removal and extensive tests. No official cause yet.
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Susan Foster
Sue
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Leo Toulouse
D.J. Funeral Home
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Kernels
Hayes
Ministry of Labour
Orlando Corporation
Immigrant with TB under scrutiny for costly Hamilton exposure
Hamilton Ontario faces a 1.4 million bill as the public health department tracks and treats over 1,500 exposed residents after a contagious drug resistant TB case. Dr Michel Lapointe will assess Ottawa responsibility for federal handling and possible policy gaps after the immigrant arrived from the Dominican Republic. Local officials say notification failures delayed monitoring.
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Hamilton-Wentworth
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Tony Valeri
Lapointe
Canada
Dominican Republic
Hamilton- Wentworth
E-Mail caution in sexual exchange shocks lawyers and public
The case centers on an erotic e-mail thread between Claire Swire and Bradley Chait that spread to millions. Canadian experts note legal routes for victims though prevention is impossible, while Norton Rose weighs disciplinary action for Chait and others involved. Swire reportedly vanished after a site was created in her honor.
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McCarthy Tetrault
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London
Norton Rose
Bradley Chait
Claire Swire
Chait
Swire
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