Mentuck trial ends in hung jury after three days of deliberation
After three days of deliberation on a high profile murder case, a seven woman three man jury could not reach a verdict against Mentuck in the death of Amanda Cook. A new trial date may be set for March 13 as defense moves for a venue change and bail. The case featured an interim publication ban on undercover scenarios used to obtain confessions and a legal challenge by major newspapers.
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Amanda Cook
Amanda
Mary
John Menzies
Menzies
Mentuck
Justice Menzies
RCMP
Birtle
Brandon
Supreme Court of Canada
Supreme Court
Wether
Crown
Winnipeg Free Press
Winnipeg Sun
Brandon Sun
Manitoba farmers to receive $100 million aid package
Ottawa adds 400 million for grain and oil seed farmers in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. About 17 000 Manitoba producers may benefit with funds via the crop insurance system, funded 60 40 federal provincial, and disbursed in April to seed in spring.
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Ottawa
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
NISA
Wowchuk
Bill C-68 Showdown in Ottawa
The Supreme Court heard Manitoba and other provinces challenge Bill C-68 as unconstitutional federal overreach into provincial rights. Ottawa defends gun licensing and registration deadlines set for 2000 and 2002 with penalties of fines or imprisonment for noncompliance.
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Ottawa
Supreme Court of Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ontario
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Chretien
Winnipeg
Montreal
Toronto
Canadian Association of the Chiefs of Police
Preme Court
Supreme Court
Kenneth Tyler
Tyler
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World Trade Organization
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