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The memory of a Winnipeg teenager who was killed during a home invasion that shook the city a few years ago continues to live on with the opening of a new bakery in his name.
Winnipeg Free Press Last Modified: 10:05 PM CST Monday, Jan. 18, 2021 | Updates MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES Police tape surrounds two houses in the 700 block of McGee Street on March 4, 2019. Jaime Adao, 17, was killed by Ronald Bruce Chubb, who was then shot by a police officer. The incident was investigated by the IIU. The province’s police watchdog has closed the book on an investigation involving the slaying of teen Jaime Adao while at the same time raising discrepancies between a police officer’s version of events and agreed facts made...
Winnipeg Free Press Filipina immigrant followed long nursing career and raising two daughters by co-founding social-justice organization By: Joel Schlesinger Ronita Roy never ceased to surprise her two daughters or, for that matter, anyone who knew the retired nurse and founder of a non-profit devoted to social justice. Ronita Roy never ceased to surprise her two daughters or, for that matter, anyone who knew the retired nurse and founder of a non-profit devoted to social justice. Even facing Stage 4 pancreatic cancer earlier this year, she...
The sentencing hearing for the two men who pleaded guilty in the murder of Winnipeg teen Jaime Adao is expected to begin today.