Senior Canadian officer found in Rideau River near Ottawa
Col. Reno Vanier, 46, missing for two weeks, was found unconscious in the Rideau River by fishermen near Ottawa. He was taken to Civic Hospital with moderate hypothermia as the Defence Department notes and an investigation into an Haiti related money matter unfolds.
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Ottawa
Rideau River
Reno Vanier
Vanier
Civic Hospital
Defence Department
Lieut
Paul Seguna
Haiti
Scott Taylor
Regina teen jailed aim on police during stolen Jeep chase
A 15 year old girl convicted of running at a police officer with a stolen Jeep faced a postponed sentence. Her mother pleaded for jail to protect others and cited alcohol and drug problems. The youth has a violent record and made threatening statements at police and officers.
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Regina
Youth Court
Wilf Meagher
Const
Linda Geni
Geni
Meagher
Solberg Defends Manning Move Into Stornoway Mansion
Solberg backs Preston Manning moving into the Stornoway official residence in Ottawa amid public debate. He praises the decision as appropriate for the Opposition leader while noting taxpayers cover about 36000 a year in upkeep and that critics demand accountability.
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Medicine Hat
Preston Manning
Stornoway
Manning
Ottawa
Rockcliffe
Reform
Mitch Gray
Canadian Taxpayers’ Federation
Gerry Nichols
National Citizens’ Coalition
Solberg
Reform Party
Jim Driscoll
NDP
Calgary examiner weighs Ted Gawron death mystery
Calgary medical examiner Lloyd Denmark studies the scant remains of Ted Gawron buried in a Medicine Hat yard after his disappearance 17 years ago. He cautions that finding a cause of death from a skeleton is extremely difficult yet not impossible, noting possible rib cuts if a stab occurred.
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Calgary
Ted Gawron
Lloyd Denmark
Gawron
Medicine Hat
Denmark
Police rule out Gawron children in murder inquiry
Investigators have not named Sofia Gawron as a suspect in a killing. Her husband’s four children were cleared, and staff at the Blairmore facility refuse to identify Sofia or discuss her condition. Sofia, in a long term care ward, has a thick Polish accent and is described as living among dementia patients.
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Hat Police
Gawron
Sofia Gawron
Sofia
Crowsnest Pass
Blairmore
Pat Rypien
Agnes Dennis
Pincher Creek
Dennis
Baril inquiry delayed as five months added to proceedings
Adel Baril seeks accountability for her brother Wilfred Baril who died in a Brooks RCMP cell on August 18 1995. The inquiry into his death paused for five months to allow more witnesses to testify, with testimony already noting a bar fight and subsequent injuries.
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Brooks Asan
Adel
Wilfred Arden Baril
Baril
Brooks Rcmp
David Kinloch
Alberta Attorney-General’s Office
Kerry Doran
Gregory Dean Yakeilashek
Alberta
Lloyd Denmark
James A. Ferris
RCMP
University of British Columbia
Brad Hardstaff
Federal Justice Department
Brand
Sharon Clark
Patel
London bouncer saves patron using beer keg hose
Raven a 27 year old Toronto man working as a Beasley's pub bouncer in Birmingham acted in a crisis. He suctioned blood from a patron's lungs with a keg hose and revived him after a severed carotid led to heavy bleeding and stopped breathing.
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London
Raven
Toronto
Nick Beasley
Beasley
Brooks
Pretend Lawyer Given Four Year Term in Toronto Case
A man posing as a lawyer in Toronto was sentenced to four years in prison and ordered to pay $82,250 to victims for fraudulent legal fees. Victim Steve Sanderson paid $10,630 to appeal an impaired driving conviction, believing the offender could win a larger payout.
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Toronto
Halls of Justice
Steve Sanderson
David Kisson
Sanderson
Kisson
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Terry MacDonald
Gateway Fuel and Fertilizer Ltd
Brian Schlachter
Graham
Oxford
Yakeilashek
Brooks Health Centre
Ramesh Patel
Doran
Hoser
Helen Branswell
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