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'I hold this country responsible': One Indigenous family's terrible journey through the Sixties Scoop
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'I hold this country responsible': One Indigenous family's terrible journey through the Sixties Scoop
'I hold this country responsible': One Indigenous family's terrible journey through the Sixties Scoop
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An Alvinston man was accused by provincial police of driving impaired and fleeing the scene on foot after crashing his truck into a Courtright Line ditch.
Article content McFadyen gave Powers credit for taking responsibility for her actions, but the judge added the circumstances of the rollover were aggravating. “Thankfully no one was injured and there were no other parties involved,” McFadyen said. The minimum fine for a first-time conviction is $1,500, but McFadyen said a stiffer penalty of $1,900 was appropriate. “And would send a message to Ms. Powers and other G2 drivers that there are certainly consequences to your actions if you’ve found yourself in similar circumstances,” McFadyen said. G2 drivers in Ontario can’t have any a...