Two Mac’s killings described in Edmonton trial
Crown evidence links three assailants to the December 18, 2015 robberies at two south Edmonton Mac’s stores. Karanpal Singh Bhangu and Ricky Cenabre died within minutes of each other during separate night shifts. Laylin Delorme faces two counts of first degree murder and two counts of robbery. prosecutors outline two shooters, a gun and a machete, with shifting roles. Police recovered a gun, machete, bandanas, cash, cigarettes and lottery tickets from a car linked to the incident.
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Karanpal Singh Bhangu
Ricky Cenabre
Mac’s
Cenabre
Bhangu
John Watson
Laylin Delorme
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M&m
India
Canada
Philippines
Collingwood
Whitemud Drive
Canada rejects Bilats replacing NAFTA push
Ottawa rejects a one on one deal with the United States as Trump contemplates bilateral talks with Canada and Mexico. Ottawa says it remains committed to a trilateral NAFTA amid tariffs and cross border uncertainty. Prime Minister Trudeau's government presses Congress and U S lawmakers while Francois Philippe Champagne defends the three country framework.
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United States
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Chrystia Freeland
Washington
General Assembly of the Organization of American States
Mike Pompeo
Bob Corker
Kudlow
NAFTA
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House of Commons
Andrew Scheer
Scheer
Coca Cola Canada to build new milk plant in Ontario
Coca-Cola Canada plans an 85 million dollar milk processing plant near Peterborough Ontario to produce lactose free, high protein milk. The plant opens in 2020, creating 35 new jobs and supporting 100 at the existing Minute Maid facility. The move underscores Canada’s supply management and dairying investment amid NAFTA renegotiation talks.
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Stroke hits women harder than men says Canadian report
Julie Tomaino, 38, suffered a near total brain setback from a bilateral carotid dissection stroke. The Heart and Stroke Foundation reports women face higher death rates, poorer recovery, and less rehab access, with many lacking home support after stroke. High blood pressure, diabetes, and smoking are key risks for both sexes.
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