Indigenous man died on CTrain station floor as dozens of Flames fans walked by, judge told
An Indigenous man died on the floor of a CTrain station as dozens of Calgary Flames fans walked by or sat near the injured man, a Calgary judge heard Monday.
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An Indigenous man died on the floor of a CTrain station as dozens of Calgary Flames fans walked by or sat near the injured man, a Calgary judge heard Monday.
Article content Calgary woman Mae Tallow was ordered Wednesday to stand trial for manslaughter in the CTrain station death of her boyfriend. Provincial court Judge Lloyd Robertson ruled there was sufficient evidence to put the case before a Court of Queen’s Bench jury after hearing three days of evidence called by Crown prosecutor Donna Spaner. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Trial ordered for woman in CTrain station death of boyfriend Back to video Spaner called five witnesses over the course of the preliminary hearing, which had been sche...