Misinformed Tyrell Dueck decision hinges on medical input
Tyrell Dueck, 13, who stopped cancer treatment under parental influence, is judged to have the capacity to decide but lacks ability to obtain accurate medical information. Experts testified that coercive misinformation shaped his choice as a hearing proceeds on his competence. Doctors say only six chemotherapy courses and bone removal offer any chance of success. Justice Rothery will issue a ruling.
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Yrell Dueck
Dueck
Donald Duncan
Kelowna
B.C
Duncan
Tyrell
A. R. Rothery
Legislation threat looms over Canada grain shipments
Ottawa faces a confrontation with Public Service Alliance of Canada workers as rotating walkouts disrupt government services including grain shipments at Vancouver ports. Treasury Board President Marcel Masse flags back-to-work legislation as a possible option while urging negotiation.
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Marcel Masse
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Public Service Alliance of Canada
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Health Inspectors Lag as Medicine Hat Boom Grows
Palliser Health Authority reports 7 member team overseeing public health, water quality and housing. inspections for 1999 will cover only seven percent of establishments six times, ten percent three times, and 83 percent once. Imperial Palace restaurant was closed for 28 health infractions but reopened after corrective steps.
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Bruce van Mulligen
van Mulligen
Palliser Health Authority
Palliser
Imperial Palace
Frank Chung
Chung
Sandy Read
Bonnie Sturm
Fortune Garden
Dunmore
Trojans ready for national bid after award sweep
SAIT Lady Trojans cap season with CCAA All Canadians honors. Lisa Ozcan named CCAA player of the year for leading Alberta ACAC in scoring field goals and offensive rebounds. Coach Avery Harrison earns CCAA coach of the year as team aims for nationals with a 19-1 mark and Alberta title. Mount Allison Mounties loom as opening opponent at 2:00 p.m. in Medicine Hat.
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Carlee St. Denis
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Mount Allison Mounties
Father Kills for Love In Lake Erie Double Murder
Thomas Dewald, 35, pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder for drowning his children Christopher 12 and Jennifer 10 last August near Wheatley Ontario. Crown alleges motive was to rekindle a relationship with an old girlfriend Tina Marlatt 82 who tried to end the affair two weeks before the drownings. A taped confession contradicted his earlier claim that the children had drowned while he slept. Dewald’s admission follows a court ruling to admit the videotaped confession as evidence.
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Lake Erie
Thomas Dewald
Leamington
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Jennifer
Wheatley
Crown
Tina Marlatt
Snow Closes Mount Arrowsmith Ski Hill as More Snow Looms
Canadian Press reports Mount Arrowsmith ski hill shut due to heavy snow. A nine metre measuring pole shows snow over three times an average man. Ken Bilton notes lifts are obscured and expects another 300 centimetres by Wednesday night.
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