Community urges curfew as parents blamed for youth vandalism
Local speaker in The Pas blasts vandalism, theft and school disruptions urging parents to know their children’s whereabouts. He calls for town curfews and police action to seize late night youths, with emphasis on accountability and strict enforcement.
Taxpayer admonition echoes as hours endure
A terse statement asserts hours do not complain and that citizens are taught to be good, framing a taxpaying public as responsible and orderly. The remark underscores civic duty and governance expectations, implying disciplined behavior of taxpayers.
Court News details multiple theft and assault cases in The Pas
In Magistrate Court, Suschenko claimed innocence after being accused of stealing cash found later under a washing machine. he had four years in Canada and 14 months at his job. Other defendants include Bignell with a $100 restitution for a hotel window, Burton in a car theft case, McKenzie jailed 30 days for disturbing the peace, Bloomfield sentenced to 30 days for vagrancy, Perth dismissed assault plus remand for sentencing, Fiddler acquitted on weapon charges, Johnson charged then dismissed for break in theft, Stefaniuk fined for careless driving, and juveniles tied to festive-season break-ins awaiting Judge Bill Martin. A preliminary hearing on the August Everett Forester death and a non-capital murder charge involving Clayton Guay was adjourned.
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Withrow Officials Delayed Court Date Remanded
Councillor Audrey Batchelor and Town inspector Steve Hrabarchuk faced a subpoena from defence counsel D Arcy Bancroft. Hrabarchuk missed December 2 appearance but attended January 13. Batchelor and Mayor Trager did not. The case was remanded to February 24 due to vacation holds. Town solicitor Evans Premachuk said an earlier date could be set if possible. The remand was granted by consent.
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