Alberta Eyes Wider Drunk Driving Rules Than B C Model
Alberta's transportation minister says a new provincial drunk driving law could go beyond the British Columbia approach. The plan would cover a grey zone between .05 and .08, repeat offenders, chronic abusers, and could adjust graduated licensing. No decisions have been made and debate may start when the legislature returns.
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Province and City Weigh Plan B for Medicine Hat Event Centre
Feds may provide matching funds of ten million to the Event Centre, but provincial and city officials warn a failure to secure federal backing could wipe out the funding. If federal support falls through, the project faces a major setback and may stall without a Plan B. Meetings are set with Payne and MLAs to map next steps.
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Witness describes gruesome injuries in fatal home attack
Lead paramedic testified to extensive blood loss and a blocked airway. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene after brain matter was exposed and no pulse or breathing was detected. Jurors heard that investigators linked the case to suspect Michael Steinkey, arrested hours after Baumbach’s death on May 28, 2009, and charged with aggravated assault and unlawful confinement.
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