Supreme Court grants aboriginal title to Tsilhqot'in land
The Supreme Court of Canada rules 8 to 0 that the Tsilhqot'in First Nation holds aboriginal title to 1,750 square kilometres near Williams Lake B C, marking the first such ruling and shaping future land claims and energy project approvals including pipelines. The decision demands consent for development or a strong fiduciary case, while provincial law remains applicable within constitutional limits.
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Edmonton airport pipe bomb incident exposes screening gaps
An internal CATSA review found Edmonton airport screeners failed to identify and handle a six inch pipe bomb in a teenager’s carry on. The incident, dated September 2013, prompted training and decision making reforms and highlighted mixed beliefs among staff about the device. Skylar Murphy, 19, from Spruce Grove, later pleaded guilty and received probation and fines.
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Gay hate crimes show higher violence rate in orientation cases
Statistics Canada reports 1,414 hate motivated incidents in 2012 up 82 from 2011. While about 70 percent were non violent mischief, two thirds of sexual orientation hate crimes involved violence and a third of racial or ethnic cases did. religiously motivated incidents rose 13 percent overall.
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