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Manitoba legislature approves $18,000 fine for former premier Stefanson
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Manitoba legislature approves $18,000 fine for former premier Stefanson

Schnoor said Stefanson tried to get a mining project approved after her Progressive Conservatives lost the 2023 election and before the NDP government could be sworn in. Schnoor said the attempt amounted to improperly furthering the interests of other people and went against a long-standing parliamentary principle that forbids outgoing governments from making major decisions. Stefanson has said she was acting in the public interest, had no personal stake in the project, and no licence was issued in the end. The Progressive Conservatives, now in Opposition, voted in favour of the report alongside the NDP and have said they’re not helping Stefanson pay the fine.

Bail hearing delayed for boy charged in stabbing of younger brother
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Bail hearing delayed for boy charged in stabbing of younger brother

The matter was adjourned Tuesday to Oct. 22 and a bail hearing has been rescheduled for that date. The accused remains in custody. Lethbridge Police responded to a report on Aug. 27 that a seven-year-old boy had been repeatedly stabbed. A 911 call was made after the victim’s father arrived home and located his son in serious medical distress. Police say the boy’s older brother said an unknown male had entered the home and stabbed the child before fleeing the scene. The victim was transported by EMS to hospital in Lethbridge with critical injuries and later airlifted to the Stollery Children’s Hospital in Edmonton where he is now in stable condition. Police say during a search of the property, a knife, believed to be used in the incident, was recovered from the residence. It’s believed the attack happened when the two boys were alone in the home.

Transportation Safety Board sending team to crash site near Squamish, B.C.
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Transportation Safety Board sending team to crash site near Squamish, B.C.

Krepski says the pilot was taken to Vancouver with serious injuries. He says the board couldn’t confirm who the owner of the aircraft is, and could only share preliminary information after receiving a report. He says more information about the crash will be available once investigators arrive at the site. The board’s deployment notice says it investigates air, marine, pipeline and rail transportation accidents with the “sole aim” of advancing transportation safety, and does not assign blame or make findings of liability.