Basil Borutski, Ontario man who killed 3 women in 2015, dies in prison: CSC
Basil Borutski, 66, was serving an indefinite sentence at Millhaven Institution at the time of his death on Thursday, March 28.
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Basil Borutski: Man who killed 3 women in the Ottawa Valley in 2015 dies in prison
Basil Borutski, who was sentenced to life in prison for killing three women in the Ottawa Valley in 2015, has died in custody.
Lanark County Anastasia Kuzyk Nathalie Warmerdam Carol Culleton Basil Borutski Millhaven Institution On
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Basil Borutski, convicted murder of three Ottawa Valley women dies in prison
Basil Borutski, the man who was convicted of murdering three women in one day around the Ottawa Valley nearly ...
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Ontario man convicted of killing 3 women in Renfrew County dies in prison
An Ontario man convicted of murdering three women in Renfrew County has died in prison of what officials say were natural causes.
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Man convicted of murder in deaths of three women dies at Millhaven
An Ontario man convicted of murdering three women in Renfrew County has died in prison of what officials say w...
Renfrew County Carol Culleton Anastasia Kuzyk Nathalie Warmerdam Basil Borutski Correctional Service Canada
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Shooting victim's family want coroner's inquest
Public hearing could shed more light on circumstance that led to the death of Angie Sweeney, according to her feather.
Source: thesudburystar.com
Mississippi Mills mayor delivers 2023 year-end address
During the Jan. 16 Mississippi Mills council meeting, Mayor Christa Lowry delivered her 2023 year-end address, highlighting more than a few of the municipality’s achievements and calling it a time of “success and celebration.”
Source: insideottawavalley.com
Council asks province to declare gender-based violence an epidemic | The Stratford Beacon Herald
Chatham-Kent council passed a motion asking the province to declare gender-based and intimate partner violence an epidemic.
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Council asks province to declare gender-based violence an epidemic
Chatham-Kent council passed a motion asking the province to declare gender-based and intimate partner violence an epidemic.
Renfrew County Michelle Schryer Anastasia Kuzyk Ellwood Shreve Chatham Cynthia Sitzes Nathalie Warmerdam
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