Fourteen Years Or Not The Message To Police
In Winnipeg, Daniell Anderson, 24, was jailed for 14 years for wounding two officers during a drug raid, a sentence the Crown sought to be longer while defense argued self defense. Justice Abra cited deterrence and denounced firearm use against police, yet parole rules could let release after two thirds, with first eligibility in March 2014, prompting calls that the system must change.
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Anderson
Petty
Winnipeg
Jubilee Avenue
Winnipeg Police Service
The
Police Association
Doug Abra
National Parole Board
Daniell Anderson
Justice Abra
Letter to the Editor questions MP expense transparency
The letter challenges Canadian MPs over 127 million dollars in office budget spending, demands full public disclosure and audit access, cites UK spending scandals, and praises Michelle Simson for posting her expenses online while urging broader Canadian transparency.
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Dear Terrie
Auditor General
Toronto
Freedom of
Sinn Fein
London
Ottawa
Michelle Simson
Scarborough Southwest
City of Toronto
Won’t Happen EU President: Iceland and Blair Debate
In a provocative view, Iceland joins EU talks amid a broke economy and euro fears while Tony Blair is deemed unlikely to become EU president. The piece notes Ireland Poland Czech approvals, Lisbon Treaty delays, and Blair’s post PM path.
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Winston Churchill
Bush White House
European Union
Iceland
Althing
Island
Croatia
Macedonia
Albania
Gugulev
Euro
Governent
North Atlantic
Johanna Sigurdardotr
Ami Thor Sigurdsson
Ito
Britain
Labour
Middle East
United States
Russia
United Nations
Ireland
United Kingdom
Blair
Tony Bhariegaty
Iraq
George W. Bush
JP Morgan
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