Women prisoners face discrimination in Canadian system
Joanne Mayhew, serving life at Kingston's Prison for Women, leads a Charter challenge over unequal access to alcoholism treatment and resources. Activists say women suffer isolation from family and fewer program options, as studies note systemic bias in male-dominated penal policy.
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Ontario history books grow in popularity in rural towns
Rural Ontario towns push municipal history volumes with Carrick and Mildmay histories. The 600 page Historical Walks Through Carrick and Mildmay includes 800 photographs, costing 75000 dollars and reflecting local memory from Glenlyon to Balaclava and early council days. About 700 copies sold locally.
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Carrick Township
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Ed Dietrich
Odd Toronto Burglary Guests Found Sleeping in Home
Three burglars were found sleeping in Janet Guyah’s Toronto apartment on Sunday. The trio left a mess of cereal and eggs, used her shower, and fled when confronted. Police found crack vials, a leather jacket, pink sandals, and a used condom at the scene. The stolen items included two gold rings and clothing.
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Toronto police shooting amid racial tensions sparks debate
Toronto police chief says the Sunday shooting of Const. William Rusk shows criminals exploit racial tensions and weapon use controversy. Rusk was wounded during a foot patrol arrest in a high crime area and underwent two operations in stable condition.
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Toronto
Bill McCormack
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Native critic rebukes mayor over spill reaction
Winnipeg native leader Phil Fontaine of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs criticizes Mayor Bill Norrie for implying officials downplayed a drinking incident tied to an acid spill because two employees were natives. Fontaine says treatment should be equal, not patronizing.
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Winnipeg
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Phil Fontaine
Assembly of Manitoba
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