Starved 15-year-old Alexandra's autopsy case in Alberta murder trial
Forensic pathologist Dr. Jeffery Gorton testified that Alexandra Radita weighed less than 37 pounds at death from untreated diabetes and starvation. The boy had 44 ulcers and severe dental decay, with signs of neglect and no hospital follow up. Emil Radita and Rodica Radita stand trial for first degree murder in 2013.
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Calgary
Alberta
Jeffery Gorton
Emil Radita
Rodica Radita
Alexandra
Gorton
Gotton
Gofton
Alexandru
Alberta legislature extends as carbon tax debate continues
The Alberta legislature stays in overtime over the climate change bill with opposition amendments aimed at cost and implementation of the multibillion dollar carbon tax. Leaders from Alberta Party Wildrose and Progressive Conservatives push for clarity neutrality and accountability as debates stretch into next week.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Clark
Wildrose
Wildrose House
Nathan Cooper
Government House
Brian Mason
Mason
Ric McIver
McIver
Rachel Notley
Energy growth study questions Canada's climate pledges
A University of Victoria study led by David Hughes argues Canada cannot hit its Paris climate targets while expanding oil sands and LNG exports without harming the broader economy. He says emissions cuts required from other sectors would be too large, potentially crippling growth, unless technology or policy changes reduce oil and gas emissions. The report challenges pipeline needs and notes a shrinking price differential for Alberta, while industry officials counter that innovation will bend the curve.
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Edmonton
Canada
David Hughes
Geological Survey of Canada
Paris
Hughes
University of Victoria
Canadian Centre For Policy Alternatives
University of Alberta
Parkland Institute
National Energy Board
Alberta
British Columbia
Alex Ferguson
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
Tighten child labour enforcement: Mihychuk
Ottawa reports Canada plans to ratify a global pact against child labour but internal papers warn enforcement in trade deals lacks experience. The government cites penalties up to 15 million with Colombia yet favours technical assistance and cooperative compliance over penalties, with Colombia Honduras and Vietnam named as examples.
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Ottawa
Canada
Colombia
Access
Employment and Social Development
MaryAnn Mihychuk
Honduras
Vietnam
Teen stabbed at east Toronto high school
Police say a male student aged 18 to 19 was found with life threatening stab wounds at the Scarborough Centre for Alternative Studies on school property. A black male suspect, 18 to 20, in a red hoodie fled as the campus was briefly locked down while officers search.
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Toronto
East Toronto
David Hopkinson
Scarborough Centre For Alternative Studies
Hopkinson
Toronto District School Board
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