Couple convicted of plotting to kill spouses in Saskatchewan
In Prince Albert, Curtis Vey and Angela Nicholson were found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder after a 30 hour jury deliberation. Prosecutors cited a July 1, 2013 farmhouse recording showing plans to kill Vey’s wife Brigitte and Nicholson’s husband Jim Taylor, while defense argued no real intent.
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Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Curtis Vey
Angela Nicholson
Lori O’connor
Vey
Brigitte
Nicholson
Jim Taylor
Brigitte Vey
O’connor
Veg
Spectrum Festival brings sun and crowds to Medicine Hat
Hundreds gather on North Railway Street for the 26th Spectrum Festival as temperatures near 30 C. Lorraine Dalla-Longa, festival chair, says the weekend is busy with 14 food vendors, bounce castles, a Rotary Park market, and entertainers like Ultimate Cheer Fusion and Trevor Moore delighting families.
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Medicine Hat
North Railway Street
Lorraine Dalla-Longa
Rotary Park
Ultimate Cheer Fusion
Tone Fitness
Trevor Moore
Charles Lefebvre
Caitlyn O'Connor
Return to Fort McMurray reveals **Fort McMurray** wildfire damage
Farid El-Hayouni drives Highway 63 toward Fort McMurray and surveys the burned Beacon Hill neighbourhood. He notes surviving structures including a Burger King, reports his home at 367 Prospect Drive burned May 3, and recalls his wife and two young sons remaining in Edmonton while he orients to loss and recovery.
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Fort Mcmurray
Alta
Farid El-Hayouni
Highway 63
Beacon Hill
Burger King
Edmonton
Sohaib
Sofian
Wassim
Prospect Drive
El-Hayouni
Ibtissam Saidi
Brian J. Gavriloff
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