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The Brandon Police Service conducted an “appropriate and professional investigation into (Christine) Mitchell’s death,” said Justice Minister Cameron Friesen in a Thursday morning statement.
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The Brandon Police Service conducted an appropriate and professional investigation into (Christine) Mitchell’s death, said Justice Minister Cameron Friesen in a Thursday morning statement.
The RCMP conducted a review into the circumstances around Mitchell’s suspected overdose at former Brandon city manager Rod Sage’s house in July 2019. The report was completed and forwarded to Friesen’s office in early 2021.
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Review in overdose death of woman at home of former Brandon bureaucrat finds no fault in police investigation
Christine Mitchell, 30, died in July 2019 after she overdosed while living at the home of Rod Sage, the City of Brandon s chief administrative officer.
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Posted: Apr 15, 2021 10:11 AM CT | Last Updated: April 15
Christine Mitchell died in July 2019, following an overdose she suffered while living in the home of City of Brandon chief administrative officer Rod Sage. (Christine Mitchell Facebook)
An RCMP review of the circumstances surrounding the death of a woman who overdosed in the home of Brandon s city manager has found nothing wrong with the Brandon police investigation.
Winnipeg Free Press By: Cody Sellar
Last Modified: 10:09 PM CDT Thursday, Apr. 8, 2021 | Updates
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Balloons spelling “Missed & Murdered” are released at Odena Circle in Winnipeg Thursday during a vigil marking the one year anniversary of the police shooting of Eishia Hudson.
Golden letter-shaped balloons that spelled missed & murdered drifted up to the grey sky amid drizzle, as a drumming band began to sing with a sudden force that stopped the crowd from chattering.
Golden letter-shaped balloons that spelled missed & murdered drifted up to the grey sky amid drizzle, as a drumming band began to sing with a sudden force that stopped the crowd from chattering.
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The province has tabled its Protection of Critical Infrastructure Act also often referred to as the anti-protest bill.
Bill 57 was designed in the fallout of the protests in February 2020 in support of the Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs which ground the rail industry to a halt, though Justice Minister Cameron Friesen said it was not written because of the blockades. The bill would allow, on application, the Court of Queen’s Bench to establish a protection zone that bars people from protesting on critical infrastructure. It may also designate an area where protesters may gather.
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