Stabbing rampage shakes Saskatchewan James Smith Cree Nation
Ten people died and eighteen were wounded in a weekend stabbing spree on the James Smith Cree First Nation in Saskatchewan. James Smith and Damien Sanderson were named suspects. Damien was found dead Monday, and Myles Sanderson remains at large as police surround houses and issue alerts. Authorities warn the suspect may be nearby. residents were urged to stay inside as the hunt continues. Community leaders blame drugs and colonization consequences for the violence, while relatives honor a fallen first responder.
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Associated Press
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Myles Sanderson
James Smith Cree
Darryl Burns
Ivor Wayne Burns
Gloria Lydia Burns
Burns
Nous Nations
Bobby Cameron
Blackmore
Saskatchewan
Medina County groups recognize National Recovery Month proclamation
Medina County commissioners adopted a proclamation recognizing National Recovery Month. Hope Recovery Community leaders Stefanie Robinson and Sam Evans spoke alongside ADAMH Board Director Phillip Titterington, noting about 24 million Americans are in recovery and stressing the role of behavioral health, treatment, and prevention.
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Medina County
Steve Hambley
Hambley
Hope Recovery Community
Stefanie Robinson
Sam Evans
Adamh Board
Phillip Titterington
Robinson
Walking the dog despite the rain at Lake Medina
On a rainy Tuesday, Brian Schmit and his dog Charlie walked along the Lake Medina trails. Mark and Sheila Allen also exercised their dog Monty at the same park despite the damp conditions.
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Charlie
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Sheila Allen
Monty
Marksman Auto Body Reveals New Brunswick Signage
Brunswick based Marksman Auto Body a collision repair shop since 1985 upgrades its storefront signage to boost visibility. Owner John Reichard who took over in 2019 notes the business survived the pandemic and remains locally owned in Medina County amid national chain buyouts.
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Marksman Auto Body
John Reichard
Medina County
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Marksman
Rumble on Main Street in Wadsworth wrestling event
A downtown Wadsworth show titled Rumble on Main Street runs 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday behind Mosaic Church with Absolute Intense Wrestling stars and a special Arn Anderson appearance. Brock Anderson will join him for meet and greet opportunities and there will be food vendors for fans.
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Gazette
Wadsworth
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Absolute Intense Wrestling Club
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Adrianne Patrick
Medina County
Jason Sanders
Patrick
WWE
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Arn Anderson
AEW
Brock Anderson
Absolute Intense Wrestling
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