Medicine Hat Man Granted Bail On 15 Sex Charges
Ray William Tomac, 39, released on bail by Judge Brian Hogan under strict conditions. He must stay three blocks from alleged victims, avoid anyone under 14 without an accompanying adult, and avoid playgrounds and schools within one block. He faces 15 charges including multiple counts of sexual interference and exploitation involving a child under 14. He is due back in court July 28.
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Klein plans gambling funds for health and education confuses officials
Premier Ralph Klein proposed channeling part of this year’s 661 million gaming profits into health and education, prompting confusion about funding security. School boards oppose tying public assistance to a revenue source, while officials warn of risks seen in the U.S. approach. A university professor notes potential cutbacks in regular funding.
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Garry Smith
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Finance minister pledges no deficits and tax cuts in Medicine Hat
Federal Finance Minister Martin told the Medicine Hat News he aims to keep deficits off the books and reduce taxes annually. He warned ever again is a long time but expects no deficit in the foreseeable future and noted personal income tax reduction as a priority. He also discussed the City of Medicine Hat concerns over a new tax law affecting municipal subsidiaries and a possible hit to 650951 Alberta Inc.
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Man arrested in Brooks abduction case linked to employer tip
Michaud was arrested in Brooks after his employer called RCMP noting a publicly circulated composite. RCMP traced a Calgary church address on a driver’s licence before arresting him without incident. He faces charges of abduction unlawful confinement sexual assault invitation to sexual touching and sexual interference with the 4 year old girl, who was found safe. He appeared in Brooks provincial court with charges read and remanded.
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Cash arsonist fined for burning a twenty
In Sherbrooke Quebec a man who set fire to a $20 bill as a joke pleaded guilty and was fined $50. Police saw him remove the bill from his pocket light it and watch it burn on a picnic table. The burned note was seized as evidence under section 456 of the Criminal Code.
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Tory candidate declares cannabis legalization campaign on Parliament Hill
Rev. Michael Baldasaro a 49 year old Ottawa activist announced his bid to lead the Progressive Conservatives and push for marijuana legalization. He praised the tree of life with campaign manager Reverend Brother Walter Tucker while criticizing a $30 000 entry fee as unconstitutional. Party officials refused to waive the fee.
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