Calgary hunter must gain consent for grazing lease access
Alberta Fish and Wildlife says hunters must obtain permission from ranchers to enter Crown grazing leases following a Court of Queen’s Bench ruling. Justice Rowbotham barred Wade Patton from entering the O H Ranch at Longview, owned by Daryl Seaman. The province is unsure if the ruling applies broadly and urges seeking consent in the meantime.
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Alberta Fish and Wildlife Division
Harry Rowbotham
Court of Queen's Bench
Rowbotham
Wade Patton
Longview
Alta
Oilman
Calgary Flames
Daryl Seaman
Patton
Don Meredith
Taber man on trial for murder and sexual assault
A Lethbridge court hears a victim identify Jeffrey Thurston as her assailant in a salon attack tied to the death of Eileen McCoy. Thurston faces first degree murder and multiple charges after McCoy disappeared from Taber and was found in a ditch.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Jeffrey Thurston
Thurston
Taber
Alta
Eileen McCoy
McCoy
Mac’s
Queen's Bench
Laurie MacLean
Jeff
Robbery ends with suspect fleeing after sexual assault attempt
A witness testified about a robbery in which the suspect ordered workers to empty the till and strip. He grabbed the cash bag and left, while threats and attempted sexual acts occurred, with a public safety item cited during the incident. Police later found a similar bag with coins and a loaded handgun in Thurston's car.
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Thurston
Gordon Falconer
God
Jesus
Bar owners rally as VLT cap plan looms in Calgary
About 50 bar and lounge owners met at the Silver Dollar Action Centre to push back against a government report proposing to cap video lottery terminals at six thousand and potentially shift some machines to charity casinos. Owners warned of drastic cuts to business and even the risk of illegal grey machines if the policy is imposed.
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Calgary
Silver Dollar Action Centre
Robyn Gabriel
Glenn Lackey
Lackey
Frank Marasco
Westgate
Judy Gordon
Doug Kowel
Kowel
Ralph Klein
CPP overpays 13.5 million to disabled recipients
Canada Pension Plan reviews show 13.5 million in disability payments made to about 4,000 people who were ineligible or no longer qualified. Officials say reassessments will recover funds, with 70 cases totaling about 2 million under RCMP scrutiny and 25 percent of 25,000 upcoming reviews expected to reveal ineligibility.
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CPP
Beauchamp
RCMP
Human Resources Development Department
Canada Pension Plan
Auditor General
Denis Desautels
Desautels
Public Accounts Committee
Pantyhose thief linked to lingerie thefts in Duncan
A suspect wearing black pantyhose is tied to several underwear thefts in Duncan British Columbia. Police found about 30 lingerie items at a residence after a dog team tracked the suspect. Marcus Plumb, 36, faces breaking and entering charges.
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Duncan
B.C
RCMP
Marcus Plumb
Lawyer’s return fuel for conflict at Gustafsen Lake
RCMP reject Bruce Clark entry to Gustafsen Lake as a settlement attempt falters. Clark arrived in 100 Mile House to see about 15 natives at the camp, while five surrendering rebels remain in custody. Negotiations stall as Shuswap Liaison Group reports new demands. The squatters demand UN observers and a buffer zone before disarming.
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Bruce Clark
RCMP
Peter Montague
Mounties
Clark
100 Mile House
Montague
CBC Radio
Marlowe Sam
Shuswap
United Nations
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