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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 22, 2002

Page

6

Japanese-Canadian mother pleads guilty in child manslaughter case

Rie Fujii apologized in court for abandoning her two infants Domenic and Gemini while she partied. She pleaded guilty to manslaughter, admitting the babies starved and dehydrated in an empty apartment for 10 days. Sentencing set for September 9.

Domenic Gemini Rie Fujii Queen's Bench Peter Martin Fujii Canada Rei Fujii Dominic Ryu Brown

Media barred from G-8 coverage in Edmonton

Seven Canadian journalists including an Edmonton Vue Weekly editor and a Vancouver photographer were denied RCMP media accreditation for the G-8 summit. Officials cited security criteria. critics say the move suppresses critical reporting and raises concerns about press balance.

Edmonton RCMP Elaine Briere Vancouver Canadian Labour Congress Briere Vancouver Sun The Globe and Mail Dan Rubinstein Vue Weekly Rubinstein Wayne Noonan Canada Italy Foster

CanWest chief pledges editorial integrity after Mills firing

Leonard Asper, CanWest Global president, issues a company memo defending editorial independence amid controversy over publisher Russell Mills. He says Mills was fired for breaching journalism principles, not for voicing opinions, and calls for readers to trust independent reporting across newspapers.

Asper Mills Jean Chretien The Citizen CanWest Chretien

RCMP Sued Over Kelowna Video Surveillance Policy

Privacy commissioner George Radwanski has filed a constitutional challenge in B C Supreme Court to halt RCMP street video cameras in Kelowna arguing civil rights violations. He notes no proven crime-fighting benefit while municipal officials defend the measure for reducing prostitution and drug activity near city hall.

Ottawa RCMP Kelowna B.C George Radwanski Supreme Court Radwanski Commission Federal Solicitor General Ron Born Born

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