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Friday, 03 July 2009 19:07 |
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"Quote" A car pulled by RCMP from the Athabasca River Friday belongs to two hunters who went missing almost five years ago. Brian Nadeau and Dave Pushor went hunting in the Fort Assiniboine area on Nov. 25, 2004, and never returned. Police thought they tried to drive over the Athabasca River near the Klondike Ferry and fell through the ice, but were never able to find any trace of them or the Honda hatchback they were driving. Edmonton Journal
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Friday, 03 July 2009 18:34 |
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"Quote" RCMP homicide investigators are at Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park after a man was discovered dead in the park early this morning. At around 8:30 a.m., a couple walking through the park reportedly stumbled upon the body of an adult man. Agassiz RCMP has determined that foul play was a factor. CTV BC
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Written by Shadow
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Thursday, 02 July 2009 14:46 |
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"Quote" Going to prison may have been the best thing to happen to Adrian LaChance. LaChance was 18 when he was convicted for trafficking cocaine. He spent the next seven years behind bars, exploring his identity. "For me, I've been through hell," said LaChance, now 37. "Rough homes, rough upbringing, away from our parents a lot, gangs. "I was never raised around my culture." While serving time, LaChance learned about aboriginal traditions, and his life took a turn for the better. Edmonton Journal
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Written by Shadow
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Friday, 03 July 2009 14:34 |
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"Quote" A Penticton mother is confirming a story that CTV News broke earlier this week. In an exclusive interview, the mother of convicted bank robber Luke Sommer explains how her son became involved in an alleged prison break plan with a notorious B.C. gangster Clayton Roueche. Peachland, B.C., resident Christel Davidsen had never heard of Roueche. He was the self styled head of the UN Gang until he was arrested in Texas in May 2008 for masterminding an international illegal drug ring. CTV BC
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Thursday, 02 July 2009 14:26 |
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"Quote" Edmonton homicide detectives are questioning more than one person of interest in an apparent stabbing in front of a busload of stunned Canada Day revellers downtown. Robert Proudfoot and his family had just finished watching the fireworks and were lining up to board the No. 8 bus to Bonnie Doon at a stop across from the Hotel Macdonald when a fight broke out between four men who were apparently waiting to board. Edmonton Journal
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