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Crown seeks 50 years of parole ineligibility for Alexandre Bissonnette, instead of 25 years

Following a hearing Thursday, Canada's top court will now decide how long the gunman who opened fire in a Quebec City mosque should remain in prison without a chance of parole, in a case that could redefine sentencing limits for the most serious crimes in Canada.

Fort McMurray Catholic Schools Division (FMCSD) has started a land-based learning program for students. Every school division in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo…

Author of the article: Vincent McDermott Publishing date: Jun 15, 2021  •  5 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  L-R: Alden Cree, Frida Jensen Kuefler and Bernadette Dumais of Fort McMurray First Nation #468 at a memorial in Anzac, Alta. for survivors and victims of the residential school system and Sixties Scoop on Sunday, June 13, 2021. Robert Murray/Special to Postmedia/Fort McMurray Today Article content Dozens of people gathered in Anzac for a Sunday afternoon vigil remembering victims of the residential school system and the Sixties Scoop. There were stories of pain, suffe...

Justin Bourque is thrilled that he was finally able to share some positive news. But Bourque, who is the vice-president and CEO of Willow Lake Métis Nation in Alberta, is perhaps even more excited about developments he is not able to publicly talk about yet. It was announced last week that Willow Lake has hooked up with Elemental, an infrastructure and sustainability corporation. The result of this new partnership is called the Willow Lake Métis Nation Development Corporation. “We’ve been workin