B.C. crime: Convicted killer loses appeal
A B.C. man convicted of the 1978 murder of Monica Jack, a 12-year-old Indigenous girl, has lost his appeal.
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A B.C. man convicted of the 1978 murder of Monica Jack, a 12-year-old Indigenous girl, has lost his appeal.
A B.C. man convicted of the 1978 murder of Monica Jack, a 12-year-old Indigenous girl, has lost his appeal.
Garry Taylor Handlen, the man who was found guilty of murdering 12-year-old Monica Jack in 1978, has lost his appeal of his conviction.
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Okanagan Nation Alliance to host annual gathering for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls Doyle Potenteau © Submitted The Okanagan Nation Alliance’s virtual gathering will take place Jan. 11 to 14, and features speakers, including the first female First Nations judge in B.C. The Okanagan Nation Alliance is continuing its work to address missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls with its second annual gathering to address systemic issues and empowering approaches to address them. The virtual gathering will take place Jan. 11 to 14, and features speakers i...