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Man hires paralegal to handle his divorce — discovers he's still married

Man hires paralegal to handle his divorce â discovers he's still married
A man hires a paralegal to handle his divorce, only to discover his money and the paralegal were gone â and he's still married. It's a symptom of a bigger problem because, in many parts of the country, there's no way to tell if a paralegal has any training, expertise or insurance.
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In many parts of the country, anyone can say they're a paralegal without training, insurance or oversight
Posted: Jun 14, 2021 2:00 AM MT | Last Updated: June 14
Aaron Penman holds one of the court documents a paralegal claimed had been filed with an Alberta court, only to discover the court had no record of it.(Peter Cameron-Inglis/CBC)

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The Matthew de Grood case reshaped Alberta's mental health review board. Why that has some patients and their lawyers worried

Some members of Alberta's legal community are asking whether the review board process has been politicized, and if so, what that means for people whose lives…

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The Matthew de Grood case reshaped Alberta's mental health review board

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Jordan Kankam celebrated his 28th birthday with takeout, using his small monthly allowance to order ginger beef from a Chinese restaurant in northeast Edmonton.
Few restaurants deliver to Alberta Hospital Edmonton, a psychiatric facility on the outskirts of town. The hospital is at the end of a bumpy two-lane road, and once the driver gets there, the wooded complex of institutional buildings is like a maze. Kankam met the driver outside the Helen Hunley Forensic Pavilion, returned to his room, and ate alone.
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Alberta Justice Minister Kaycee Madu apologizes for accusing NDP, media and federal government of wanting a COVID-19 disaster

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Alberta Justice Minister Kaycee Madu apologized Tuesday for accusing the NDP, media and federal government of wanting a COVID-19 disaster, one day after those comments sparked outrage and his office said he wouldn’t say sorry.
In a Facebook post published Friday, Madu said the fact that the majority of people survive COVID-19 is not a reason for the government not to try to prevent deaths by implementing public health measures.
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Alberta justice minister sorry for saying feds, others rooting for COVID disaster

Alberta justice minister sorry for saying feds, others rooting for COVID disaster
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Justice minister apologizes for COVID-19 'disaster' Facebook remarks

Posted: May 11, 2021 7:51 PM MT | Last Updated: May 12
Alberta Minister of Justice and Solicitor General Kaycee Madu was on the hot seat this week for comments he made in a Facebook post suggesting Ottawa, media and NDP Opposition want a COVID-19 disaster.(CBC News)
Alberta Justice Minister Kaycee Madu apologized Tuesday for remarks on Facebook accusing Ottawa, the media and the NDP Opposition of wanting a health-care disaster due to surging COVID-19 cases.
Madu, the United Conservative MLA for Edmonton-South West, issued the apology on Twitter a day after his press secretary told the media that the minister had nothing to be sorry for.

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Alberta justice minister sorry for saying feds rooting for COVID disaster - Canada News

Alberta justice minister sorry for saying feds rooting for COVID disaster - Canada News
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MLA wants more info on closures, critiques vaccine rate - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

MLA wants more info on closures, critiques vaccine rate
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As new COVID-19 public health measures come into effect, the city’s MLA for Cypress-Medicine Hat is calling the unrest in the province “disturbing” after a weekend of high-profile arrests.
But Drew Barnes says he supports vaccination as a way to combat the virus and believes COVID is spread by person-to-person contact. And what he says Albertans now need is justification for closing businesses and is calling for evidence to show that shuttering patios and fitness facilities will reduce COVID transmission.
The outspoken UCP MLA is calling on governments to “do everything they can to streamline the vaccination process,” and says Alberta has done a good job in getting long-term care residents and frontline medical staff fully vaccinated.

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Le ministre de la justice de l'Alberta présente ses excuses à Justin Trudeau

Le ministre de la justice de l'Alberta présente ses excuses à Justin Trudeau
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Media, Ottawa and NDP Opposition wanted COVID-19 disaster, says Alberta justice minister

In a Facebook comment, Kaycee Madu said a COVID-19 disaster is what the provincial Opposition, the federal government and the media "were looking for and want" in Alberta.

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