Email threatens Day foes triggers Toronto probe
Police investigate a threatening email aimed at Stockwell Day opponents, linked to a former white supremacist now living in Toronto. The message, sent to Alberta and British Columbia riding association executives, claims access to membership lists and hints at potential actions.
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Judge Refuses to Delay McVeigh Execution
U S District Judge Richard Matsch rejected delaying Timothy McVeighs execution citing FBI documents as not altering the 1997 jury verdict. The ruling comes as the March 17 scheduled date approaches and lawyers pledged to appeal to the 10th Circuit.
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WIT & WISDOM on kindness and loving kindness
Barbara Johnson notes that sharing bread shows kindness while adding jelly or peanut butter elevates it to loving kindness, illustrating how small acts reflect deeper care.
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Barbara Johnson
New Catholic school planned for rapidly growing South Ridge
Judy Bergum says a new Catholic school will relieve pressure on St Marys as South Ridge expands. The 240-seat K to Grade 9 school is funded by the province and announced by Lorne Taylor. Albert Nieman notes three possible South Ridge sites. location to be decided. Construction timing remains unclear.
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Neighbours heard cries before Calgary baby’s death
A 15 month old boy was found dead in a southeast Calgary apartment after neighbours heard long crying fits. Homicide investigators await autopsy results while searching for the mother.
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Calgary
George Rocks
Rocks
Monica Giroux
Mark Kastner
Pyjama gang pursues escaped prisoners in Victoria chase
In Victoria three prisoners who escaped William Head Institution were pursued by a group of about 10 women in pyjamas after mistaking thieves for bicycle thieves. The vigilantes followed with sticks and flashlights, only to learn the culprits were armed escapees and risk of serious harm was present. Joanne Sloan commented on the near miss and potential consequences.
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Oceanside
Joanne Sloan
Solberg votes against pay hike despite 20 percent raise
Medicine Hat MP Monte Solberg says he will vote against the 20 percent MPs pay increase though he would accept the raise if approved. He argues voting on one’s own pay is a conflict and calls for third party recommendations. Local residents in Hat as well as workers criticize the plan as rushed and unfair.
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