Search for Michel Trudeau Ends in Kokanee Lake
RCMP divers concluded a two day search of Kokanee Lake in Nelson B C for Michel Trudeau the youngest son of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau. They believe the body lies in deeper water in the lake which reaches depths of 100 metres.
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Kokanee
Michel Trudeau
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Randy Koch
Koch
Dual Paths Echo a Timeless Moral Choice
A concise reflection on two life paths. The easy option promises no challenge but offers little reward beyond simplicity. The deeper route requires effort but yields meaningful growth and lasting value.
WCB Defends Immunity Amid Methanol Suit Risks
The Workers' Compensation Board argues that lawsuits by seven former transit workers exposed to methanol threaten the integrity of the system. It asserts exclusive jurisdiction over compensation and that courts cannot hear such actions, warning of widespread impact if lawsuits proceed.
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Medicine Hat Workers’ Compensation Board
WCB
Alberta Court of Appeal
Roy Link
Link
Court of Queen’s Bench
Lawrence MacLean
Nancy Saul-Demers
Saul-Demers
MacLean’s
Supreme Court of Canada
Canada
Saul Demers
Province to remove photo radar on provincial highways
Infra structure Minister Ed Stelmach says corners of photo radar will vanish on provincial highways as the province assumes control of roads including the Trans-Canada Highway Deerfoot Trail and Anthony Henday Drive. Police await final decisions on who enforces traffic and how fines are allocated with a spring or summer 2000 timeline.
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Medicine Hat
Bob Ross
Ross
Man Fined For Attempted Break-In At Prison Camp
Winston Helgason, 23, pleaded guilty to mischief after authorities found him and another man knocking on a prison camp window in the early hours of July 27. He was fined 345 dollars and told the court his past encounters have been alcohol related. He apologized and said he drinks too much.
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Fort Mcmurray
Winston Helgason
Randy
Jim Jacques
Helgason
Canadian lab seeks human DNA for bio weapon research
Defence Research Establishment Suffield plans to use human antibody samples from Canada West Biosciences to develop immunization serums against brain infecting alphaviruses bubonic plague and flu. Researchers aim to test on mice within a year noting safety benefits of cloned antibodies. A Calgary expert warns new strains will challenge vaccines and even gas masks offer limited protection.
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Les Nagata
Defence Research Establishment
Suffield
Public Works and
Government Services Canada
Canada West Biosciences Inc
Nagata
Calgary
Biowar
Russia
Don Woods
Canadian Bacterial Diseases Network
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