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Friend of Superstore double murderer sees manslaughter conviction overturned - Vimarsana News

Friend of Superstore double murderer sees manslaughter conviction overturned

Alberta's top court has overturned the manslaughter conviction of a Calgary man who was found guilty of helping his friend murder two people in a Superstore parking lot.

Source: cbc.ca
Six years for teacher who sexually abused student at Edmonton-area boys school in 1990s - Vimarsana News

Six years for teacher who sexually abused student at Edmonton-area boys school in 1990s

Easton testified the abuse occurred 10 to 12 times during the school year, including in the woods outside the school. 

Trial for councillor accused of voyeurism scheduled to begin next March - Vimarsana News

Trial for councillor accused of voyeurism scheduled to begin next March

Article content The trial for Councillor Jeff Peddle, who is facing voyeurism charges, is scheduled to begin on March 28, 2022 in Fort McMurray provincial court. Peddle, who was first elected to the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo’s council in 2017, is accused of “publishing an intimate image” after allegedly “surreptitiously” recording a woman. The recording was allegedly made “in a place that gave rise to the reasonable expectation of privacy, when that person could reasonably be expected to be nude.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your b...

Whitehorse trucking company lawyers up over Yukon First Nations procurement policy - Vimarsana News

Whitehorse trucking company lawyers up over Yukon First Nations procurement policy

Posted: Feb 20, 2021 7:00 AM CT | Last Updated: February 20 A Whitehorse trucking company has hired a lawyer as it disputes the Yukon government's First Nations procurement policy. (Steve Silva/CBC) A lawyer for a Whitehorse trucking company is questioning the validity of the Yukon government's First Nations procurement policy, and says legal action may be coming if the government can't alleviate his client's concerns.  Brian Beresh, lawyer for P.S. Sidhu Trucking Ltd., wrote to Highways and Public Works Minister Richard Mostyn on Feb. 12 asking for the data and information the Yukon gove...

Source: cbc.ca
Whitehorse Daily Star: Procurement policy still rankling some - Vimarsana News

Whitehorse Daily Star: Procurement policy still rankling some

The Yukon government’s new First Nations procurement policy is continuing to not sit well with some people. A lawyer representing a Whitehorse business has warned the government about the potential launch of a constitutional challenge of the policy. Meanwhile, in a letter submitted to the Star recently, local resident Mandeep Sidhu outlined his objections to the process announced by the Liberals before Christmas. “I’m ashamed of the Liberals’ new procurement policy that is pushing for a re-evaluation for bids submitted by First Nation (FN) owned companies,” Sidhu wrote. “The valu...