Vehicle linked to missing Calgary woman found near MacGregor
RCMP in Manitoba found a vehicle with Alberta plates on the highway west of MacGregor containing luggage, a map and a cellphone. The owner is 28 year old Michelle Matovich of Calgary, last seen by family during the May long weekend. Calgary police alerted. MacGregor is 130 kilometres west of Winnipeg.
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Man sentenced in Edmonton for shooting at police twice
Patrick Young, 23, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault against a police officer and weapons charges after firing at officers on December 23 2012 in Edmonton and on Christmas Day 2012 in Redwater. He received a 10 year prison term with credit for time served.
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Former Regina daycare operator acquitted in assault case
Regina court finds Tania Kutsak not guilty of assaulting a six year old at Jolly Jellybean Home Daycare in February 2013. Kutsak testified the child bit her thumb during a tantrum and she slapped him to stop it. the boy’s mother testified his face was red and swollen.
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Income splitting pledge stands amid report critiques
Employment Minister Jason Kenney defended the Harper governments income splitting plan in the House of Commons saying the commitment remains. The Broadbent Institute report states the policy mainly benefits affluent single income families and would cost about 3 billion while offering little to 90 percent of Canadians, with Alberta and Saskatchewan as major beneficiaries.
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Canada coast guard chopper deal faces sole source questions
Documents from 2013 reveal officials anticipated a de facto sole source for a 172 million helicopter contract. Bell Helicopter Canada won after a weight exemption. Airbus Helicopters Canada alleges unfair advantage and filed suit.
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Privacy czar warns cyberbullying bill expands online monitoring
Canada's privacy czar Daniel Therrien says the Conservative cyberbullying bill would broaden access to personal data and allow more officials to track online activity. He urges splitting the bill for thorough review and cites risks from immunity provisions and weak accountability. The government argues the measure updates laws to combat online pedophiles and criminals.
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