Inquest Called Into Toronto Murder Suicide Case
The province orders an inquest into the Pickering double tragedy where Gillian Hadley 35 and her estranged husband Ralph Hadley died by gunfire after a confrontation. The inquiry set for 2001 will probe domestic violence issues raised by prior inquests amid a funding push of up to 50 million dollars for victim services and shelter links.
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Jury Deliberations Continue in Shrubsall Assault Trial
Halifax jurors neared 9 1/2 hours of deliberation over two days in the William Shrubsall aggravated assault case. He faces charges of endangering the life of Tamara Dennison, robbery, and weapon possession linked to a Feb 12 1998 waterfront clothing store attack.
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Supreme Court spurns Holocaust denier Zundel challenge
Ernst Zundel, a Holocaust revisionist, fails to get the Supreme Court of Canada to hear his appeal against lower court rulings. MPs banned his Parliament news conference tied to a human rights tribunal case accusing him of spreading hatred. The motion to bar entry was fast tracked by Liberal leader Don Boudria.
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Public hearings set on Quebec language policy
The Quebec government will hold provincewide hearings this fall on the state of French. An 11 member committee led by Gerald Larose will oversee consultations and review if current language laws are sufficient. Language Minister Louise Beaudoin said she will follow the committee's decisions.
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Pilot talks extend through Canada Day weekend at Air Canada
Air Canada and its pilots union plan to stay at the bargaining table over the holiday weekend to avoid disruption. Executive vice president Calin Rovinescu says discussions have been productive and a negotiated settlement is possible without service cuts. About 2,200 pilots have been without a contract since April and no strike date is set before Sunday.
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Inquiry Sought Into Croatian Poison Plot By Troops
Retired warrant officer Matt Stopford seeks a public inquiry after allegations that his own Croatian based platoon tried to poison him in 1993 by lacing coffee with naphtha and engine coolant. Investigators found evidence but could not lay charges due to statute limits and witness reluctance.
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