Year In Review - 2021 Headlines January to March
Over the next days leading up to the new year the Herald presents a synopsis of the stories from Lethbridge and area that made headlines in 2021: JANUARY
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Over the next days leading up to the new year the Herald presents a synopsis of the stories from Lethbridge and area that made headlines in 2021: JANUARY
Posted: Feb 17, 2021 5:00 AM MT | Last Updated: February 17 Bill Kaye was the program coordinator with the Domestic Violence Action Team in Lethbridge when it is alleged he started a sexual relationship with one of his clients. (Charlotte Dumoulin/Radio-Canada) The head of a victim's advocacy group who is also a retired police inspector has resigned after one of his clients — a domestic violence survivor — reported she felt forced into a sexual relationship. On top of that, the Lethbridge Police Service, where Bill Kaye spent 35 years until his 2014 retirement, insisted on investig...