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Man sentenced over stabbing in Kilkenny City assault An eight-year prison sentence was imposed, with the final two years suspended Reporter:  '); A Circuit Court judge has commended the combined actions of the emergency services and medics who saved the life of a man after he was stabbed in the chest. Wayne Robinson who had an address at 68 Cois Abhainn, Old Burren Road, Carlow at the time of the offence pleaded guilty to assault causing serious harm to a man at Lower New Street on October 12, 2011. Robinson entered a plea to assault causing harm and possession of a knife in 2012 but took...

Posted: Apr 19, 2021 4:18 PM AT | Last Updated: April 20 A 57-year-old Halifax man has been sentenced to 90 days of house arrest for an animal cruelty charge for burning a cat. Timothy Wayne Robinson was sentenced Monday morning in Nova Scotia provincial court in Halifax. Court was told that on Dec. 28, 2017, Halifax Regional Police were called to an apartment in Spryfield for a complaint of animal cruelty. In a statement of facts read into the record, the responding officer said he detected the smell of burnt hair. When he entered Robinson's apartment, the officer saw a cat with singed fur o...

Bank of Jamaica in Kingston. The Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) has announced a new board and two statuary committees as the Bank of Jamaica (Amendment) Act, 2020 took effect on Friday (April 16), making way for its operational independence. In accordance with the BOJ (Amendment) Act, the oversight capacity of the board has been strengthened and the governance of the central bank has been made more robust by staggered board appointments. This is to prevent the entire board from being changed in a single political administration, Finance Minister Dr Nigel Clarke said, noting that instead, “a single ...

He came armed with two trucks and a plan of attack and left with a pile of abandoned treasure after a Storage Wars-style auction, so here's to you Mr Robinson.

Families and residents of the Southbridge Roseview long-term care home in Thunder Bay, Ont. have filed a lawsuit against Southbridge Care Homes and Extendicare, and their lawyers say they intend to certify as a class action.