Man Suspected of Terrorism Granted Bail With Rules
Aaron Driver, 23, released on bail with 25 conditions including electronic monitoring and a ban on the Internet. He faces no charges yet as authorities seek a peace bond to restrict activity and potential involvement with a terrorist group.
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Metis Leader Objects To Manitoba 60s Scoop Apology
Metis Federation president David Chartrand says Manitoba Arts failed to consult Metis before an upcoming apology to aboriginal adoptees. He notes provincial blame on Ottawa for the 60s Scoop and warns the Metis will not accept being sidelined despite the government inviting many groups to witness.
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David Chartrand
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Paul McKie
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Alberta
Calgary man shot in neck by crossbow in parkade
Calgary police say a man in his 20s reported he was struck by an arrow from a crossbow in an underground parkade. He self drove to urgent care then was taken to hospital in life threatening condition, later upgraded to stable, with investigators seeking a motive.
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Rainfall Falls Short of quelling Alberta wildfires
Edmonton Alberta wildfire official says recent showers not enough to end nine weeks of hot dry conditions fueling forest fires. Information officer Richard Horne notes moisture limited to tree tops. subpar rainfall prevents major shift in fire danger. About three dozen fires burn in Alberta with only one near Grande Cache out of control. Cold Lake blaze near Cold Lake is under control.
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Grande Cache
Cold Lake
US man fined for wildlife trafficking in Saskatchewan case
James Patrick Boyer of Vancouver admits a bull elk was illegally shot near his hunt farm outside Bethune and transported to British Columbia. He is banned from hunting in Saskatchewan for five years and fined 8001 in Moose Jaw provincial court after a government tip line report.
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Winnipeg Man Identified After Red River Body Find
The body pulled from the edge of the Red River by an off duty officer has been identified as 49 year old Jason Stinson of Beausejour Manitoba. Police say foul play is suspected and homicide investigators are probing.
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Jason Stinson
Beausejour
British Columbia Develops Quick Response for Hazardous Spills
Provincial Environment Minister Mary Polak announces plans for a provincially certified industry funded organization to respond immediately to land based hazardous spills with trained workers and equipment. The body would act before responsibility is determined.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Mary Polak
Calgary gas station hit and run victim identified in fatal case
Joshua Cody Mitchell, 20, appeared on CCTV for a fatal gas and dash in Calgary. The Crown opposes bail as Mitchell faces multiple charges including criminal negligence causing death and hit and run. Victim Maryam Rashidi, 35, died after being struck at Centex station while attempting to stop the fleeing driver. Rashidi and husband Ahmed Mourani Shallo emigrated from Iran and found engineering work in Calgary. Mitchell remains in custody with further charges possible. bail denied pending further proceedings.
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Mitchell
Maryam Rashidi
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Lloyd Robertson
Robertson
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