Judges seek extra security as threats loom in Canada
Canadian judges report more threats of death and bombs prompting calls to the Office of the Commissioner for Federal Judicial Affairs for enhanced security. While no hard evidence shows increased danger, incidents include a judge told to alter a car color after a criminal case ruling, life threats, and a knife incident near Edmonton courthouses.
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Ottawa
Guy Goulard
Commissioner
Federal Judicial Affairs
Canada
Goulard
British Columbia
B.C
Edmonton
Wisdom of Love Teachings by Teresa and Proverb
The quote urges spreading love from home to all, stating deeds speak louder than words. It blends Mother Teresa’s compassion with an African proverb on kindness, highlighting actions over speeches and the value of making others better and happier.
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Mother Teresa
Sask NDP hold lead in Angus Reid poll before Sept. 16 vote
The Angus Reid poll for CBC shows the NDP at 47 percent among decided Saskatchewan voters, with 35 percent for the Saskatchewan Party and 14 percent for the Liberals. Undecided voters total 20 percent. A earlier Aug 23-26 poll had the NDP at 49 percent, with 30 percent for the Saskatchewan Party and 19 percent for the Liberals.
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Reginaremier
Roy Romanow
NDP
Saskatchewan
New Democrats
Angus Reid
CBC Radio and TV
Saskatchewan Party
Liberals
New Green Alliance
Alberta faces rise in chemical sensitivity illnesses
Alberta officials consider creating a research centre to study chemical sensitivity as seven former transit workers sue over methanol exposure. Bill Torok says many patients fear the progression of chemical illnesses while ministers weigh an agency to handle complaints amid oil and gas sector concerns. Association with court battles over Workers Compensation and potential act rewrite is noted.
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Medicine Hat Ha
Halvar Jonson
Bill Torok
Torok
Jonson
Nova Scotia Environmental Health Centre
Dalhousie University Medical School
Canada
Dave Anton
Darryl Kallis
Eileen Moore
John Wilson
Larry Ulrichsen
Cameron MacPhail
Workers Compensation Board
WCB
Workers Compensation Act
Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench
Lawrence MacLean
MacLean
Alberta Court of Appeal
Freshmen Set Bubble Blowing Record at Guelph
University of Guelph first year students gathered to blow soap bubbles for three minutes and set a Guinness World Record with 2 071 participants, marking the third record for the institution.
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Guelph
University of Guelph
Speeders ignore deadly highway pileup near Windsor
Five motorists face charges for speeds over 150 kmh on Highway 401 near Windsor just days after an 80 vehicle crash that killed seven. Deputy coroner James Cairns said autopsies were completed as authorities identify victims including Robert LaForme Eleanor Shognosch and Anne Marie Strassa. Police cite fog and speeding as causes and warn the investigation may take weeks.
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Windsor
Ontolice
James Cairns
Cairns
Robert LaForme
Hamilton
Eleanor Shognosch
Kevin Armstrong
Edmonton teen hailed as hero killed during home invasion
Mike, an 18-year-old Edmonton youth, died after assisting neighbor Val Lawrence and her children during a dawn home invasion. Three intruders entered. two fled as Mike confronted them. A 16-year-old boy faces murder and related charges, with two other suspects charged in break in and assault plans.
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Edmonton
Mike
Val Lawrence
Lawrence
Bryan Boulanger
Carlos Lanzo Currie
Clinton William Cardinal
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