Kacy Lancaster fraud trial set to begin today in Medicine Hat
The 21 year old faces two counts of fraud under five thousand at ATB Financial in Medicine Hat dated April 30, 2006. She has pleaded not guilty. Her notoriety stems from an accessory to murder case linked to the Richardson family killings on April 23, 2006. Steinke, 25, faces first degree murder in Calgary with jury selection set for Oct 31.
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Kacy Lancaster
Medicine Hat Court of Queen's Bench
Lancaster
ATB Financial
Medicine Hat
Marc
Debra Richardson
Jacob
Jeremy Steinke
Calgary
Steinke
One Escapee Still At Large From Regina Prison Break
Daniel Richard Wolfe, 32, a high profile member of the Indian Posse gang, was recaptured in Winnipeg after a tip led to a high risk vehicle takedown. Ryan John Agecoutay, 25, remains at large. Six inmates escaped on August 24, with another recaptured on arrival.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Regina
Organized Crime
Daniel Richard Wolfe
Jason Michalyshen
Wolfe
Indian Posse
Ryan John Agecoutay
Agecoutay
Bellegarde
James Joseph Pewean
Preston Buffalocalf
Cody Keenatch
Saskatchewan
RCMP
Pas
Man
Darry Hickie
Hockey community loses a friend in Tony Aasman
Tony Aasman died at 47 after a cancer battle that inspired a WHL charity game in his honour. His son Ryan awaited his return home as RCMP officer Chris Schlenker helped arrange a late escort from hospital to Rosemary Saskatchewan, with Tony’s wife Jaylene and family marking his 21st wedding anniversary.
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Tony Aasman
Aasman
Ryan
Prince Albert
Whls
Raiders
Rosemary
Sask
Medicine Hat
Chris Schlenker
Schlenker
Tony
Highway 1
Cal Rasman
Stocks plunge as AIG bailout fails to calm markets
The Canadian Press reports the Toronto and New York markets tumbled amid a crisis of confidence as Wall Street financial firms collapsed. Gold surged 11 percent to 866.80, while traders warn that panic grips investors and major institutions crumble under losses.
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Toronto
Bay and
Wall Streets
Wall Street
New York
New York Mercantile Exchange
Bill Stone
PNC Wealth Management
Economic jitters hit campaign trail in Canada markets
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty acknowledged Canadian exposure to volatile global markets while asserting the system remains sound. Analysts warn that Wall Street bailouts and a global stock rout could deepen Canada’s economic pain in the second half of 2008, with GDP down 0.5 percent in the first half.
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Ottawa
Jim Flaherty
Canada
Bank of Canada
Stephen Harper
Wall Street
Derek Holt
Scotia Capital
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