Criminal Record
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‘Noah’s Law’ to be introduced in House of Commons, SenateAn Alberta family's fight for justice is heading to Ottawa. It comes nearly two years after a young mom and her toddler were murdered by their neighbour in Hinton.CanadaJun 2, 2023
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Okanagan man with long criminal history back in court for alleged aggravated assault42-year-old George Nicolas Young appeared in Supreme Court Thursday morning, on a charge of aggravated assault that occurred back in August 2021.CrimeFeb 16, 2023
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B.C. lawsuit asks for removal of sex workers’ criminal recordsThe suit wants the court to order criminal records related to sex work removed from police information systems nine years after Canada's highest court threw out the laws.CrimeFeb 16, 2022
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Has your teen turned to crime? Lawyer warns calling police may not be right answerWhat do you do if your child's behaviour turns criminal? An Alberta lawyer is warning parents to think before they act.CrimeApr 6, 2021
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Feds say RCMP will be able to participate in Clare’s Law in Alberta and SaskatchewanRegulatory changes have been made and privacy impact assessments are being finalized to ensure the RCMP's full participation in Clare's Law in both provinces.CanadaMar 31, 2021
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Alberta brings in Clare’s Law, which allows access to intimate partner’s criminal recordsAlberta is the second province to bring in a law that could help people at risk of domestic violence learn about their intimate partner's criminal record.CrimeMar 30, 2021
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Groups question impact new Clare’s Law will have in SaskatchewanClare's Law started in the United Kingdom in 2014 after a woman named Clare Wood was murdered by a partner who police knew had a violent record.CanadaMay 2, 2019
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Ontario government to allow community housing providers to turn criminals awayThe province says it will now give municipalities the tools to turn those people away.CanadaApr 17, 2019
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‘Everything he said to me was a lie’: Duped Canadian women go after alleged con manMarcel Andre Vautour's suspected victims say he targets busy career women between the ages of 45 and 50, leaving a trail of broken hearts and empty bank accounts across the country.CanadaMar 19, 2019
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Legislation to require criminal background checks for Nova Scotia educatorsChurchill says the initial background checks, as happens now, will be paid for by employees, with subsequent checks paid for by the province at a cost of $225,000 per year.EducationMar 13, 2019
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