Manitoba judge upholds floor crossing ban in Manitoba
Justice Sheldon Lanchbery ruled the 2006 floor crossing ban does not violate the Charter. He dismissed Independent M L Fletcher suit, saying legislatures set their own rules and courts should not intervene. Fletcher keeps representing constituents. he claims a partial win as the government enacted changes.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Court of Queen's Bench
Sheldon Lanchbery
Steven Fletcher
Progressive Conservative
NDP
Tories
Fletcher
Canada
Lanchbery
Oil growth forecast reshapes Western Canada grid by 2038
The Canadian Energy Research Institute forecasts oil output rising from 4.2 million bpd last year to 7.2 million bpd by 2038, led by oilsands expansion. Pipeline capacity gaps should close by 2021 with Enbridge Line 3 and Trans Mountain expansions, and Keystone XL coming later.
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Calgary
Western Canada
Canadian Energy Research Institute
Trans Mountain
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
FSIN outraged by gov t handling of protest camp outside legislature
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations denounces Saskatchewan authorities and police actions at the Justice for our Stolen Children protest camp near the legislature. Six people were arrested as a teepee was removed, following a push to shut down the camp amid calls to reform the provincial child welfare system and address Indigenous injustices. Debbie Baptiste, mother of Colten Boushie, vowed the protests will continue until change occurs in courts and government.
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Regina
Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations
Saskatchewan
Justice For Our
Gerald Stanley
Colten Boushie
Raymond Cormier
Manitoba
Tina Fontaine
Federation
Bobby Cameron
Justice
Don Morgan
Boushie
Debbie Baptiste
Baptiste
Canadians push back against U S Arctic drilling
Thousands of Canadians and two territorial governments urged U S regulators to block oil and gas exploration in the Alaska Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The letter to the Bureau of Land Management calls for protecting the Porcupine caribou herd, with signatories including Yukon and Northwest Territories officials and several First Nations.
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Nathan Denette
Alaskan Wildlife Sanctuary
U.S
Alaskan National Wildlife Refuge
Canada
Alaskan
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Arctic Refuge
Dana Tizya-Tramm
Yukon
Gwich
Bureau
Bureau of Land Management
Shaun Dean
Northwest
Tizya Tramm
Washington, D.C
United States
Nature Canada
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society
Land Management Bureau
Alaska
Beaufort Sea
Four-Year-Old Drowns Near Shamattawa Manitoba
Police report no foul play in the drowning of a four year old boy in Gods River near Shamattawa. RCMP received a call on June 12 that he went under while swimming with others. Community and police searched with nets and found him two days later.
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Shamattawa
Manitoba
RCMP
Gods River
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Gaslight
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