Hawaii Rainbow Warriors player practices putting at Tim Hortons Camp Day
Charles Lefebvre Asotui Eli of the University of Hawaii Rainbow Warriors participates in a putting drill with Timbits at Medicine Hat Mall as Tim Hortons Camp Day marks its 25th year. The event donates all coffee sales to the Tim Hortons Children's Foundation funding camp access for over 19,000 low income children.
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Charles Lefebvre
Asotui Eli
University of Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
Timbits
Medicine Hat Mall
Tim Hortons
Tim Hortons Children’s Foundation
Saskatchewan Budget Shifts Tax Credits Amid Deficit Forecast
Saskatchewan plans a 434 million deficit for 2016 17 as Health Drug Plan costs rise five dollars per prescription to 25 dollars and a cultural sports and recreation tax credit for families with children is cut. The Finance Minister warned everything is on the table including revenue and spending with non renewable resource revenue dragging behind. A special commissioner will review health regions to improve delivery.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Kevin Doherty
Doherty
Dustin Duncan
Police seize guns drugs after Lethbridge raid
Six people face almost 100 charges after a southside Lethbridge home was raided by police with the Priority Crimes Unit and ALERT. Officers recovered 16 firearms seven loaded as well as cross bows and a CEW baton and large quantities of methamphetamine LSD psilocybin hash heroin and cannabis resin along with stolen jewelry tools electronics and bicycles. Eldon Jon Myers 44 faces 89 charges mostly weapons related with a July court date. Others include Timothy Pilgrim 44 Shalynn Krushel 19 Emily Derksen 32 Janice Johnston 41 and Mark Hagen 27 facing resisting arrest or related counts.
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Lethbridge
Six Street
Priority Crimes
Alert Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit
Mark Smallbones
Eldon Jon Myers
Myers
Timothy John Pilgrim
Shalynn Nicole Krushel
Emily Cora Derksen
Janice Renee Johnston
Mark Andrew Hagen
Brooks man faces manslaughter charge in domestic case
Jessie Robert Dyck, 26, appeared in Brooks Provincial Court on Wednesday over the death of Tanya Campbell Losier, 19, who was found with severe injuries at a Brooks residence on February 19. The incident, described as domestic violence, led to a manslaughter charge after initial aggravated assault charges were upgraded. Dyck is free on bail with conditions including a $20 000 surety and a $5 000 cash component, and his case was adjourned to June 8 with orders to stay out of Brooks city limits unless attending court.
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Brooks
Jessie Robert Dyck
Tanya Campbell- Losier
Calgary
Dyck
Campbell-Losier
Alberta braces for assisted dying rules next week
Alberta health minister says no legal gap as physician assisted death becomes legal next week. If federal legislation is not ready by Monday, Alberta will follow College of Physicians and Surgeons guidelines while building its own framework aligned to Supreme Court rulings. 80 physicians identified to assist. two doctor verification and independent witnesses required.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Sarah Hoffman
Supreme Court of Canada
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta
Hoffman
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Wildrose
Drew Barnes
Feds
Richard Starke
Progressive Conservatives
Alberta College
College
Ottawa
Calgary man accused of sexually abusing kids
Kenneth Alfred Jenkinson, a 69 year old Calgary resident, is charged with three counts of sexual assault and three counts of sexual interference for alleged abuse at a privately run day home between 2013 and this year. His next court appearance is July 8.
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Calgary
Kenneth Alfred Jenkinson
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