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Alberta's top court upholds conviction of Coutts border blockade leaders (opens the original)
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Alberta’s top court has dismissed the appeals of two men convicted in connection to the 2022 Coutts Border blockade. Chris Carbert and Anthony Olienick were appealing both their convictions and sentences, seeking to either have their convictions overturned or their sentences reduced from the original six-and-a-half years. In a written decision on Thursday, a three-member Alberta Court of Appeal panel dismissed the appeals. The decision noted that while there were errors made by the trial judge i
'This is not a myth': Calgary marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation amid residential school denialism (opens the original)
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As Calgarians marked National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Indigenous leaders and community members called for a renewed commitment to listening to residential school survivors as denialism continues to find a place in public conversation. In a Sept. 24 statement, Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Rebecca Alty condemned this rhetoric and the spreading of false information that minimizes Indigenous lived experiences. “Their truths are not new. Yet, we continue to hear statements denying
Younger of two brothers convicted of killing Calgary teen set to be released to serve out community portion of sentence (opens the original)
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A Calgary youth convicted of manslaughter in the fatal assault of 18-year-old Danillo Canales Glenn has now completed his custodial sentence and will serve the remainder of his sentence in the community. On Sept. 5 2023, the offender and his brother attacked Canales Glenn at a basketball court in the southeast community of Copperfield. The duo pepper-sprayed Canales Glenn and proceeded to assault and fatally stab him, according to an agreed statement of facts. The youth and his brother cannot be
Murder trial begins for Calgary man accused of killing man who went missing in 2023 (opens the original)
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The second-degree murder trial for the man accused of killing missing person Christopher Stevenson over three years ago began in Calgary on Monday. Shaun Alexander Folk, 49, was charged in August 2024 in connection to the Aug. 24 2023 disappearance of Stevenson. The victim was last seen in the early morning, at approximately 4 a.m., on CCTV footage entering an apartment building on 6th Avenue SE. After an extensive investigation, Calgary police determined Stevenson had been a victim of foul play
'Blaming people doesn't get us anywhere': Calgary advocate pushes for national vulnerable missing person standard (opens the original)
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Questions surrounding the response to Parker Wells’ disappearance have put a spotlight on gaps in how vulnerable missing person cases are handled, but a Calgary advocate says the issue goes far beyond the city’s 911 system. Jenn Thompson, founder of the Parent Partnership Project, began drafting her “One Call to Find Them All” campaign while Wells, an 11-year-old autistic boy, was still missing in July. The campaign calls on on all levels of government to create a national standard for respondin
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