Delay in final report of Sharla Collier case extends to January
An independent inquiry into youth worker Sharla Collier's murder is pushed to mid January after new information emerged. Children's Minister Iris Evans granted the extension requested by the committee, which was formed in November after Collier, 20, was killed while supervising a teen at a riverbottom area near the University of Lethbridge. The 14 year old boy charged with first degree murder remains remanded at the Calgary Young Offenders Centre with next court appearance set for February 26.
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Regina mail sorter pleads guilty to stealing mail
Regina man Patrick Manz formerly employed as a Canada Post sorter admitted theft of mail and greeting cards containing currency. Crown dropped possession charge and Judge Diane Morris scheduled sentencing for February 18 with a pre sentence report to consider non custodial options.
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U.S. hunters jailed and fined for antler smuggling in Sask
Two American deer hunters from New Jersey pleaded guilty in provincial court to illegal possession and transport of white tail deer antlers from Alberta to Saskatchewan. Michael Hauck received 1700 dollars in fines and two days in jail plus time served for false information, while Joseph Kozonasky paid 2500 dollars for possession of antlers for export. They forfeited guns and cameras and were deported. Hunters must hold a permit for each antler pair.
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Tip leads police to stolen property case in Taber
A 30 year old Taber man who worked for Hi Way Service confessed to stealing items valued under 5000 dollars. Police traced the property to a Hutterite colony near Taber after a Dec 9 tip. He faces three counts of theft and will appear in Taber court on January 21.
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Priest charged with impaired driving near Ellershouse
RCMP arrested a 46 year old priest from Annapolis Valley after Christmas Day reports of dangerous weaving on Highway 101 near Ellershouse. Blood alcohol level was 2 1/2 times the legal limit and police described significant impairment.
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