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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 23, 1997

Page

9

Euthanasia penalties questioned in Canadian case

Halifax ethics experts urge focusing on penalty reform rather than legal status after Halifax doctor Nancy Morrison faces first degree murder charges in a terminal cancer patient’s death. Dr. Peter Singer argues punishment should reflect the mercy killing context and differ from robbery or other murders. Canadian debates and a shelved Senate proposal on mercy killing are noted.

Halifax Peter Singer University of Toronto Centre For Bioethics Nancy Morrison Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre Singer Nova Scotia Morrison Senate

Silence by witnesses hinders police investigations in Toronto

Frustration grows as up to 200 witnesses in a 199? fatal Toronto shooting refuse to speak to detectives. Det Const Rajeev Sukumaran faces insubordination charges amid a dispute over police cooperation with investigators.

Toronto Hugh Dawson Dawson Metro Toronto Rajeev Sukumaran Julian Falconer Falconer Ontario Police Act Dennis Ewaniuk Toronto Police Association Bob Runciman

Bilingual failings hurt Ottawa in 2001 Games bid

Ottawa ranked last among bidders for the 2001 Canada Games in bilingualism. Niagara Region led with three points, London had two, and Ottawa-Carleton one. The committee cited weak francophone support and bid leadership in Ottawa’s bid.

Ottawa Ottawa Citizen Niagara Region London Ottawa-Carleton Niagara

Appellate Court Finds Bias In Aboriginal Rights Trial

The Federal Court of Appeal ordered a new trial after finding reasonable apprehension of bias by Justice Francis Muldoon. Judges faulted his critical language describing Aboriginal rights as racist or apartheid like during a 1993-94 band membership trial of native women.

Ottawa Francis Muldoon Federal Court of Appeal Muldoon

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