Inspector spots hockey bags of pot
A transport compliance officer at a weigh scales on the Manitoba Ontario border tipped RCMP to a load of 45 kilograms of marijuana hidden inside five hockey bags in a semi trailer. The driver, a 30 year old Kelowna BC man, was charged with possession for trafficking.
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Avalanche claims snowmobiler's life near Valemount
Dan Rains 50 of Leduc died Saturday after an avalanche buried him and two friends during a snowmobiling trip near Oasis Bowl 40 kilometres south of Valemount British Columbia. Randy Baudin 43 and a third rider were buried but survived after CPR attempts. All were equipped with avalanche beacons and were with five others from Hinton.
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Crossman Dies After Cancer Battle at 62
Pat Crossman a Conservative MLA from Riverview New Brunswick died Monday after a lengthy cancer battle. Premier Bernard Lord called her death a deep sorrow noting her dedication as MLA mother and grandmother. Crossman served 24 years as Riverview school board trustee and led the provincial and Canadian school boards associations. She was elected to the legislature in 1999 and chaired the education select committee.
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Quebec father who lost kids described as caring
Neighbours and family rally behind Michel Pall, a taxi driver and loving father, after his unattended children perished in a night fire at their two storey home. Firefighters fought to save his son and daughter as their bodies were found in their rooms. Alexandre Pall, 10, clutched his dog, and 12-year-old Vixy lay in bed.
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Missing Persons DNA Data Bank Urged Across Canada
Vancouver woman Judy Peterson calls on the federal government to create a national missing person DNA data bank linking victims to crimes and unidentified remains. She has not seen her daughter Lindsey since August 1993 and says a central registry would let police share DNA profiles across the country and internationally. About 6,000 unidentified Canadian DNA samples exist from crime scenes.
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