Girlfriend recalls abduction and killer sentenced in Canada
Kayla Natomagan testified publicly after Jonas Budd was sentenced to life with no parole for 14 years for second degree murder kidnapping and break and enter in the February 2015 case. Budd shouted at the court and kicked the jail box as sentencing concluded.
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Prince Albert
Canada
Kayla Natomagan
Jonas Budd
Budd
Dustin Bird
Natomagan
Lac la Ronge
Cranberry Portage
Man
Sturgeon Landing
Erica Hennie
Bird
B.S
Hennie
CNRL fined for two incidents at Horizon facility
Alberta Environment levies a total 500000 fine on Canadian Natural Resources Ltd for two Horizon plant failures. On May 28 2010 hydrogen sulfide escaped and sulfur recovery unit failed triggering a 350000 penalty after late reporting. On Aug 2 2012 a similar failure led to a 150000 fine. 425000 goes to University of Calgary researchers studying air chemical toxicology near Fort McKay.
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Calgary
Alberta
Environment Department
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd
CNQ
Horizon
University of Calgary
Fort MacKay
Canada funds 150 million for affordable housing in B C
The federal government will invest 150 million over two years in British Columbia affordable housing as Vancouver and the province face high real estate costs. Funds include 25.2 million for seniors housing, 10.9 million for shelters and family violence transition houses, and 50.9 million to repair aging social housing and improve efficiency.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Jean-Yves Duclos
Families, Children
B.C
Rich Coleman
Duclos
Lion
Coleman
Duclos and
Victoria
Christy Clark
Gregor Robertson
Robertson
Rain in forecast as Manitoba fire grows near Easterville
The Manitoba government says strong winds have fanned a fire near Easterville and the Chemawawin First Nation, expanding to 6.5 square kilometres from 3.5. Evacuation orders remain for about 2,000 people as crews hold the edge and sprinkler kits protect at risk properties. rain is forecast and the fire is moving toward a lake.
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Manitoba
Pas
Man
Province
Easterville
Chemawawin First Nation
Paul White
White
BASE jumper dies at Stawamus Chief Mountain near Squamish
RCMP in British Columbia report a BASE jumper died after the parachute apparently failed to open in time. The jumper fell near the Sea to Sky Highway after leaping from the Stawamus Chief Mountain summit, with the coroner notified and family members being told. The scene involved a group of BASE jumpers in a tight knit community. authorities will recover belongings for the family.
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Squamish
B.C
RCMP
British Columbia
Stawamus Chief Mountain
Vancouver
Jolaine Percival
Percival
Former KKK figure Tucker killed in Winnipeg stabbing
Winnipeg police confirm victim James Edsel Tucker 45 once led a high profile Klan case as William James Harcus. Two suspects charged with second degree murder plus robbery and weapon counts say the death stems from a drug deal, not his racist past.
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Winnipeg
James Edsel Tucker
Jason Michalyshen
Tucker
William James Harcus
Harcus
Manitoba
Michalyshen
Martin Archie Flett
Joshua Evans
Flett
Evans
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Ace Age
KKFE
Medicine Hat
Canada Day
Medicine Hat News
TV Times
Prairie Post
Noor
Toronto
B.C. Mountain
KKK
the Canadian Press
Human Rights Tribunal
Don Dovchenko
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