Angry judge adjourns Hobbema lawsuit case
Judge Max Teitelbaum halted the Samson Cree band case alleging Cree elders could not testify clearly due to translation problems. The $1.4 billion Ottawa suit centers on how revenues from the Bonnie Glen gas field were managed after a 1946 mineral rights agreement.
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Hobbema
Ottawa
Max Teitelbaum
Teitelbaum
Thomas Cardinal
Saddle Lake
St. Paul
Cardinal
Edmonton
Pute
Bonnie Glen
Samson Band
Prison guard found with cocaine and hashish
Police stopped Kevin Dell a Prince Albert area guard's car last fall and found 75.2 grams hashish and 2.5 grams cocaine. Dell faces possession for trafficking and conspiracy to smuggle hashish into a federal prison between 1998 and 1999.
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Prince Albert Doane
Saskatchewan
Kevin Dell
Wendell Reimer
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan Party introduces sex offender registry bill
Regina Manitoba? Saskatchewan Party MLA Arlene Jule introduced a private member bill to create a provincial sex offenders registry to aid police access to offender information. Justice Minister Axworthy cautioned that U S experience shows registries may not work as offenders often fail to register.
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Saskatchewan Party
Regina
Ontario
Arlene Jule
Jule
Saskatchewan
Chris Axworthy
United States
Axworthy
Train couple plead guilty in Saskatchewan escape plot
Alain Girard Pecarrere and Noemie de Foy pleaded guilty in Saskatoon provincial court for attempting to run away together. Pecarrere, 30, received an eight month conditional sentence while de Foy, 22, was given time served. They had travelled with money stolen from an employer, a fake gun, and cocaine seized during the escape.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Montreal
Alain Girard Pecarrere
Noemie de Foy
Sepa
Rately
Becarrere
de Foy
Lord's Prayer policy faces court challenge in Saskatoon schools
A Saskatoon school board proposal to replace the Lord's Prayer with a moment of silence or personal reflection is expected to go to court after a Human Rights Commission ruling found the prayer violated the province's human rights code. Trustees vote June 20 on the revised policy, which no longer includes a "song, a story" option.
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Saskatoon
Robin Bellamy
Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission
Human Rights Commission
Kenneth Halvorson
Queen’s Bench
Public School Board
Court awards former boyfriend $1 million
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal upheld a trial ruling granting $1.08 million to Ron Thompson from a Lotto 6 49 ticket won by his former partner Berta Haley. The couple had a three year relationship ending May 28 1998 when Haley cashed the ticket. Haley’s appeal failed.
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Reginaavid Thompson
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
Thompson
Hong Kong
Berta Haley
Haley
Stuart Cameron
Cameron
Ron Gates
Dave Thompson
27 Quick and Easy Fix Ups to Sell Your Home Fast
Quick guide lists 27 tips to boost home sale speed and price. Includes instruction to order a free report and call a toll free number with ID 1023 for a recorded message. Starts with advice on making your largest asset profitable and stressed process.
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