text:
- The body of Eric Hamelin,39, and Lucille Martel, 43,
have been found. In all
likelihood, Eric Hamelin would have shot his wife before
turning the gun toward him.
He even shot his dog.
(Cyberpresse) PREVIOUS:
2 bodies found
Suspect charged
- Robert Patrick Ray Morand, 21, of
Neepawa had been charged with second-degree murder.
Officers were called to a home in Neepawa around 4am and found
Brent Michael David Bialkoski, deceased at the scene.
Dangerous offender
BARRIE - Christopher
McDonald, 39, was designated a dangerous offender. The
body of Corinne Burns, 29, was found in some
bushes near a public school on May 27, 2008, 2 days
after she was killed. (QMI) PREVIOUS:
Man charged
Charges laid
LEEDS - Gary
Douglas, 46, died of head trauma shortly after he was
brought to Brockville General Hospital. Douglas lived
43 Larue Mills Rd
in Leeds, the same address listed for the accused -
Louis Johnston. (CTV)
KITCHENER - The
16-year-old stands accused of first-degree murder of
Larry McDonald, a 49-year-old Kitchener man. Shortly
before 11pm, emergency crews arrived at an apartment
unit on
Green Valley Dr
to find McDonald suffering from life-threatening
injuries. (CityNews)
Four suspects have been charged after a man was stabbed
to death in a fight outside the Coconut Lounge nightclub
in Vaughan, Ont. Roger Samaroo, 26, of Toronto was one
of three men stabbed during the bar fight on March 20.
1 dead, 2 injured
Guilty plea
Darren James
pleaded guilty in a fatal incident in which a victim was
struck in the head with a bottle in March 2010. The
victim, Garth Isfeld, died hours later in hospital.
1 more year in jail
Family demands answers
Paramedics parked down the street
Dad dies after party assault
man charged
KINGSTON - Ryan
Joseph Matte, 35, of Kingston, Ont., was charged with
first-degree murder in the death of 53-year-old Allan
Mott. David Pereira Amorim, 30, is also charged in
Mott's death. Amorim lived in the same building as
Mott. (CBC) MORE:
Police charge 2nd person
Charge laid
Body found a homicide
6 years
- Jacques "Junior" Amakon, 20, stabbed Michael "Biggie"
McDonald to death in a fight at a bus stop near Paul
Dwyer high school on March 30, 2010. McDonald was 16 at
the time. Amakon was charged with second-degree murder,
but a jury found him guilty of manslaughter.
(CityNews) MORE:
Guilty of manslaughter
Accused bullied by victim
Charges laid
Teens watch
Arrest made
QUEBEC CITY - Jean-Paul Bussières, 83, was found dead in
his home on Route 281 North in Armagh. Police found "traces of violence" on Bussières'
body and his car was gone. Provincial authorities in Ontario said they arrested a
49-year-old suspect driving Bussières' Hyundai in
Chatham, Ont. (CBC)
Canadian arrested
SANTO DOMINGO - The
suspect reportedly held Louise (Luisa) Nicole Gaudreault,
54, responsible for the death of a friend, who was
electrocuted this winter while doing renovations at the
woman's home. She was found dead in the bathroom of her
ranch. (Dominican Today) MORE:
Canadian killed
Canadian woman slain
Vehicle found
TORONTO - Nanthi Dharmaratnam, 25, was
run down, allegedly on purpose, in the parking lot of
the Terraview Learning Centre at
1641 Pharmacy Ave. Seran
Kasilingam, also known as "Kutty Shawn", is wanted on a
Canada-wide arrest warrant for second-degree murder.
Canada wide warrant
Fatal hit-&-run
Autopsies revealed Vernon and Rita
Michaud, both 70 years old, died as a result of gunshot
wounds. The investigation by RCMP Major Crime North and
the District 10 RCMP showed Vernon shot his wife, then
turned the gun on himself. (CBC) PREVIOUS:
Suspicious deaths
CALGARY - Family and friends of Raminder
Dhadda have mixed feelings about her killer, Samrat
Dhuna, being deported to his native India. Dhuna had
been serving a 10-year sentence in Abbotsford and was
recently granted day parole, which allowed immigration
officials to begin deportation proceedings. (QMI)
Victim identified
Authorities were called out just after
10pm when they found 33-year-old
Kevin Williams,
known as "Lex" to his friends, shot in the head on the
10th floor of
4010 Lawrence Ave E.
(CityNews) PREVIOUS:
Body found
Blood trail
THOMPSON - Police followed the trail
about 2 km along walking paths and snowmobile trails and
found the body of a man later identified as 25-year-old
David Riley Cook of The Pas.
Cary Spence, 24, of Thompson, was
arrested. (QMI)
WINNIPEG - Kyle McKay pleaded guilty to
manslaughter for the November 2007 incident that left
30-year-old Delmar Young suffering a single, fatal stab
wound to the heart. MORE:
Fight over jeans lead to stabbing
Man charged in wife's death
The 61-year old suspect, known by family
as Mike Kapsik, is charged in the second degree
murder of his 59-year-old wife, Ludmila Kapsik.
(Global) MORE:
Man held
Man facing charges
Woman charged
Brigitt Blanchard,
39, of Broderick, SK, has been charged with
second-degree murder in connection with the death one
week ago of Rick Murphy, 44. (CBC)
Guilty of 2nd degree
Richard Zoldi was found guilty of second
degree murder for killing Jamaican drug dealer Troy
Hutchinson on August 27, 2006. (CBC)
Schizophrenia no defence
Jeffrey Downs, 36, admitted he killed Leo
Joseph Kearley by punching, kicking and stomping on his
head in February 2008. At issue was whether Downs
should be held criminally responsible for the death, or
if he were suffering from active symptoms of
schizophrenia at the time of the attack.
Edged weapon
A passerby discovered the body of Mohssen
Tannous, 71, known to his neighbours as Max Aziz, early
on the morning of March 7. Officers went on to discover
the body of the man's wife, Hinda Tannous, 64, inside
the couple's home. (CBC) PREVIOUS:
Couple found dead
Axe murderer jailed 13 years
TIMMINS, Ont. - A Timmins man who split his friend's
skull "wide open" with an axe during deadly dispute was
sentenced to 13 years in jail. Ron Demers, 33,
pleaded guilty in Ontario Superior Court of Justice in
Timmins to manslaughter in connection with the June 4,
2008 slaying of Marc Veilleux, 42. (QMI)
Guilty plea
Donald Sneyd, 50, pleaded guilty to second-degree
murder, saying he fired a single gunshot into Edyta
Lewandowski's neck on Feb. 25, 2008 in their matrimonial
home. (QMI) MORE:
Man admits to killing
Surprise guilty plea
Ex-husband charged
Investigators seek clues
Wanted man arrested in Mexico
CALGARY - Pablo Rodrigo Russell, 34, was
detained by officials in Mexico because he lacked proper
documentation. He is wanted in connection to the killing
of Serafino Virgilio, 57. PREVIOUS:
20 years
BROCKVILLE - Jerry
Hawley, now 40, was found guilty of manslaughter. Jamie
Hawley, 41, died on May, 26, 2008 of pneumonia,
starvation, and complications from infected bed sores.
Caregiver charged
Charges laid
CALGARY - Clinton Richard Bruce, 24, of
Calgary, has been charged with failing to remain at the
scene of an accident causing death. Shaun Robert
Elson, 32, was walking in the parking lot of the Big
Easy on 32nd Street NE at about 7pm on Nov. 25 when he
was struck by a Kia Sedona minivan moving at a high
speed. (CBC)
Teen charged
A 16-year-old Manitoba girl has been
charged with second-degree murder in connection with the
death of a young man on the
Little Grand Rapids First Nation.
Police identified the victim as Chris Owens, 22, and
said an autopsy found he died of a stab wound to his
chest. (CBC) MORE:
Teen charged with murder
Homicide investigation
Teen found guilty
- A teenager has been convicted for his role in a bloody
house party ambush that left three people dead and
another three seriously injured. The 17-year-old
was found guilty of three counts of first-degree murder
and three counts of attempted murder.
Teen guilty in triple
Witness ordered to drive
3 arrested
CALGARY - The victim is identified as
40-year-old Dean Wilde of Calgary. On March 17, 2010
police were called out to an alley in the 900 block of
43 Street SW. Wilde and an acquaintance had been
in a fight with two young men who then took off. (CTV)
Alley fight
Man dies
Plea deal
WINDSOR - Yvenel Billy pleaded guilty to
the lesser charge of manslaughter in a Windsor
courtroom. He was one of three men accused in the
first-degree murder of Lucky Suites, 24, who died in
June 2008. Charges against Gytteau Nerestant and
Zeike Nero have been withdrawn. (CBC)
5th suspect arrested
MONTREAL - A fifth man has been arrested
- and charged with first-degree murder - in connection
with an early-morning slaying last winter outside a bar.
Thomas Philippe Saulnier, 26, was arraigned in Quebec
Court, following his arrest in Lévis near Quebec City,
Montreal police said. The victim was Dany
Ouellette, 24. PREVIOUS:
Teen accused
Teen charged
Missing person now a homicide
A Squamish teenager who disappeared after leaving a
house party on Bowen Island last year likely met with
foul play. Jodi Henrickson, who would have turned
18 last week, vanished in the early morning hours of
June 20. RCMP officials said that they have
classified the case as a homicide. (CTV)
Let's find Jodi Henrickson
Not criminally responsible
CALGARY - Crown prosecutor said it
was agreed by defence that Ranjit Singh killed Harinder
Singh, 60,with a blow to the back of the head by a heavy
blunt object such as a pipe or a golf club on Dec. 7,
Suspect harassed by demon
Police charge man in dad's murder
Man accused of killing his father
Man dies
Inmates sentenced to prison
TORONTO - 4 Don Jail
inmates found guilty of killing Kevon Phillip 3 years
ago will be sent back to jail. Sentences of 2 to 4
years each for Abdifatah Mohamed, 23; Christopher Fearon,
29; Hussein Nur, 29; and Nathaniel Grant, 28. (Toronto
3rd man charged
Man charged
Code of silence blow
Slain inmate faced deportation
Don Jail victim identified
7 years
Myles Hughes, 24,
was sentenced to 9 years in jail minus 2 for time
served. This spring, Hughes was convicted of
manslaughter in the death of 24-year-old Roy Mays Jr.
Hughes was also convicted of aggravated assault in the
wounding of 19-year-old Justin Coughlan, Mays' cousin.
9 year sentence
Man charged
1 dead
5 years
CALGARY - Research
scientist Shengjun An has been sentenced to 5 years
in prison for killing his wife after learning she was
having an affair. An, who pleaded guilty on Feb. 14 to
manslaughter in the death of Yanrong (Susan) Cheng, 41,
on Feb 7, 2010. MORE:
Charges upgraded
27-year-old man has been charged with impaired driving
causing death after a passenger in the man's vehicle
died more than two weeks after a crash, said RCMP.
Michael Abe Teichroeb, 27, from Winnipeg now faces
charges for impaired driving causing death and dangerous
operation of a motor vehicle causing death.
- Police divers found the body of Jean-Guillaume Paradis,
28, in the St. Lawrence Rive. Investigators
searched the river after finding a car parked on the
Rimouski waterfront shortly around 8am. Police had
been searching for a suspect after the body of Jacques
Burns, 55, was found inside his Rimouski home Wednesday.
Suspect slain
PRINCE GEORGE - Police say Nathan Alicide Marshall, 27,
was fatally shot on the1800 block of
Hemlock Street. Just two days before, he appeared in
court in Prince George, facing 11 criminal charges,
including assault, uttering threats and pointing a gun.
Victim identified
Lorne Kvale was found lying unconscious
in a parking lot in the
200-block of 52nd St NE. Investigators
believe Kvale was fatally injured during a fight between
two groups and say they believe the altercation wasn't
random. (CTV) PREVIOUS:
Suspicious death
Photo released
TORONTO - Glenn Lowe, 30, was killed on
Feb 7. He was found just after 11pm on the side
porch of a house in the
Jane St and Trethewey Drive area. A
marijuana grow-op was allegedly found inside the address
where Lowe was shot. (CityNews) PREVIOUS: Murder
Murder house
2 guilty
OTTAWA - Kristopher Allan
McLellan, 24, was found guilty of first-degree murder.
Kyle Mullen, 23, was found guilty of second-degree
murder. Michael Swan was shot to death during a home
invasion at in Feb 2010. (CBC) PREVIOUS:
3 charged
3 men charged
Man dead
Man charged in hit & run
Manoli (Mike) Rurak died in hospital on Sept. 4, 2009
after being hit by a vehicle. Edmonton Police have
charged 26-year-old Tyson Josh Olynyk with criminal hit
and run causing death. (CTV)
PREVIOUS: Hit-and-run Police
look for 911 caller
Murder charge
PETERBOROUGH - Police have charged Justin
Boyer, 20, with second-degree murder in connection with
a bar brawl that led to the death of 41-year-old Ottawa
resident Stephenson Auguste. (QMI) PREVIOUS:
Man dead after barroom brawl
Teen convicted
BARRIE - A 15-year-old Barrie, Ont. teen
who stole a car and crashed and killed Steve Tuck, 48,
as he fled from police was sentenced to six months in
secure custody, on top of six months he has already
served in jail. (QMI)
Chase involving teen leads to fatal crash
Murder charge
TORONTO - Police were called to an apartment at
320 McCowan Rd
around 1 pm and found a woman with "apparent trauma to
her body." The victim, who was pronounced dead at the
scene, has been identified as Michelle Quemener, 46, of
Mississauga. Eugene Wong, 60, of Toronto has been
charged with first-degree murder. (CTV)
Killer says victim abused him
SUDBURY - Keegan Periard told a
psychiatrist that murder victim Joseph Reed sexually
assaulted him a number of times when he was a child.
The 21-year-old man described the alleged assaults
during an assessment, conducted for the defence, after
he was charged in the January 2009 death. Periard
pleaded guilty last week to the murder of the
58-year-old man, who was stabbed, cut and slashed nearly
300 times. (QMI) PREVIOUS:
Court hears details
Brutal trend
It's a brutal trend that has gone on for
too long. Over and over again, Canadians of Somali
descent have ended up dead in Alberta as a result of
violence. The latest victims were Idiris Abess, 23, and
Saed Adad, 22. The two men were found dead in a Fort
McMurray apartment complex last week. Both were known to
police. (CTV) PREVIOUS:
Homicides worry Somali-Canadians
2 bodies found
Man turns himself in
A vehicle struck a lamppost on de la
Concorde Blvd. in the Duvernay district of Laval at
2:15am. Police first believed only the two victims,
22-year-old Leonardo Facchino and 23-year-old Corinne
Gauthier Giambona, were inside the vehicle at the time
of the crash. Six hours after the crash, however, a
27-year-old man who was allegedly driving the vehicle
turned himself in to police and was placed under
arrest. (CTV)
6 years
NEWMARKET - A 34-year-old
Richmond Hill, ON, woman is headed to prison for 6 years
for killing a 45-year-old man in 2010. Renee Laurence
was convicted of manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of
Gregory Goodeve
Bluegrass Hill Blvd
Feb. 26, 2010. Laurence - who had originally been
charged with second-degree murder - pleaded guilty to
the lesser offence of manslaughter in court. (CP)
Victim identified
Woman charged
Appealing for tips
Police are investigating after a homeless man's body was
found in a west end alley this weekend. Investigators
have deemed 59-year-old George Rucinski's death as
suspicious. Rucinski is described as white and was
missing his left leg. (CityNews) MORE:
Homicide probe
Body found
Police investigate
2 years
EDMONTON - Christopher Dew, 29, a drunk driver was
sentenced to 2 years in prison for the "dreadful" crime
of killing Charlene Brown, a city grandmother while
nearly 4 times over the legal limit. (QMI)
Guilty plea
4 times over limit
Police lay charges
Grandmother charged
- Jane LaMarsh, 48, is
charged with two counts of first-degree murder and one
count of attempted murder. On Dec. 3 LaMarsh was
driving on St. Clair Parkway with three children in the
car, her 12-year-old daughter, her grandson Tyler
Bernard, 10, and granddaughter Taiya Talbot, 6. (CBC)
DNA test puts man on trial
WINNIPEG - For two decades, the brutal rape and killing
of Beverley Ann Dyke was one of Winnipeg's most puzzling
unsolved mysteries. Robert Kociuk, 68, began his
case by pleading not guilty to
first-degree murder.
A 17-year-old boy charged with
second-degree murder remains in the mental-health ward
of a Halifax children's hospital. The teenager is
accused of killing Joy Ann Wright, 49, in
Middle Sackville. (CBC)
Body found in landfill
Police allege the 20-year-old woman gave
birth to the baby boy on Jan. 21 at her boyfriend's home
in Richmond. Acting on a tip, about 35 officers spent
3 days searching through the Burns Bog landfill
before recovering the body. (CBC)
Not guilty
BRANTFORD, Ont. -
Christopher Sandford and Jason Boutilier, both 32, were
found not guilty of killing Aaron Reid, 17. Jurors
failed to reach a verdict on the third accused, Garrett
Henderson, 32. Reid's body was found along a rail line
in Brantford on Oct. 16, 1999. (QMI) PREVIOUS:
'Dignity' for Aaron
Man arrested
BC Ambulance personnel attended and
confirmed that the woman, 22-year-old Jeaniel Berreault,
was dead. The woman's common-law husband, who had
called police, was also in the home. Michael "Emerson" Capot-Blanc has since been charged with second-degree
TORONTO - An Ontario
Superior Court jury has found William Imona-Russel
guilty of first-degree murder as charged. The jury
deliberated for just over five hours before finding that
the 36-year-old raped and then used a pair of scissors
to stab Yasmin Ashareh, 20, to death four years ago.
(Toronto Star)
$2M court tab
Prison term
Victim made fun
Witness recounts rape, violence
Man charged with murder
Arrest in Ashareh murder
Body in garbage bag
25 years
George Allgood, 49, was
convicted for the first-degree murder of Susan Reinhardt.
He was also found guilty of trying to kill her
boyfriend, David Ristow. Reinhardt was killed in 2006
with a blast from a 12-gauge shotgun while she slept in
her City Park home. (CBC)
Found guilty
Murder trial continues
Case in court
Manslaughter plea
LONDON, Ont. - The moment after he pulled
the electrical cord tight around his elderly mother's
neck, a drug-and-alcohol fuelled Craig Vicary wanted to
take it all back. "You are going to regret this," his
mother, Helen, 84, said before he strangled her in the
basement of their London home. (QMI) PREVIOUS:
Widow rarely ventured out
Man arrested
CALGARY - Sept. 6, 2009, Nima
(David) Tajali, 33, and his brother Niki were shot as
they sat in a BMW. Mohammed Parwaz Mali, 32, was
charged with first-degree murder and attempted murder.
An arrest warrant remains for Ahmed Zaghloul, 27.
(Calgary Sun) MORE:
Arrest in 2009 murder
Man arrested
Gangster shot
New details in gang shooting
- Gary Allen Cozicar is facing one count of
first-degree murder after 52-year-old Ryan Kuiper died
as a result of a gunshot wound. (CTV)
BRANDON - Duane Lacquette was found Jan. 16, 2010.
Jason John Ouimet was originally charged with murder but
pleaded guilty to manslaughter as part of a plea deal.
5 years
Plea deal
Arrest made
Man charged
LONDON, Ont. - A Calgary man is charged with
first-degree murder in the slaying of Marie Roberts, 29,
a St. Thomas woman whose body was found in a London
hotel room. David Hatch, 30, is also charged with
failing to comply with a recognizance. (QMI)
3 arrested
- Three people are under arrest after a 38-year-old man
died of "life-threatening injuries" near Belleville,
prompting an ongoing OPP investigation. Trenton, Ont.'s
Mark Patterson died shortly afterwards of his injuries.
The OPP said it arrested two adult males and a
17-year-old in relation to the death. (CTV)
Woman facing charges
Stanley Garth Heavysides, 48, was walking
down the sidewalk at about 8pm on Jan. 30 when he was
struck by an SUV. The driver of the vehicle, Sandra
Cassidy, is scheduled to appear in court to answer to
charges including criminal negligence causing death,
impaired driving and failing to remain at the scene.
Woman charged
Victim named
and run
Teen likely to avoid jail
CALGARY - A city teen who fatally stabbed
a 22-year-old man during a downtown altercation will
likely be sentenced to a three-year rehabilitative
program rather than adult jail time when he returns to
court . The offender, who pleaded guilty last July to
manslaughter in the December 2008 death of Shawn
Chiasson, had faced an adult sentence. PREVIOUS:
Sister pleads for help
Bikers, cops at funeral
- Members
of two motorcycle gangs and RCMP investigators attended
the funeral of Russell (Rusty) Hall and his wife, Ellen,
both 53, in Shubenacadie. (CBC) PREVIOUS:
Deaths may be linked to gangs
Murder-suicide probe
- The husband and wife were identified as Lorena Sousa,
36, and Miguel Sousa, 39, both of Leamington, Ont.
Police say they have no suspects and are not commenting
further on the case. (QMI)
Stabbed woman identified
TORONTO - Larisa Belekova, 51, was
attacked in the basement office of the rooming house she
operated on
Homewood Ave
just after 10:30am. Police arrested
46-year-old Roble Nour Adam at the scene and he's been
charged with second-degree murder. (CityNews) MORE:
Victim identified
HALIFAX - Demarco Smith, 28, has been found
guilty of second-degree murder in the stabbing death of
Casey Downey, 19. Police were called to a
82 new charges
BELLEVILLE - Accused sex
killer Russell Williams faces scores of new charges in
connection with a series of bizarre burglaries in Ottawa
and Eastern Ontario. He was already charged with two
counts of first-degree murder in the sex killings of
Cpl. Marie-France Comeau, 37, a military flight
attendant from Brighton, Ont., and Jessica Lloyd, 27, of
Belleville, Ont.
Paul Bernardo
Family sues
Frantic life of Williams
Williams charged with dozens of break-ins
Portrait of a chilling stalker
Russell Williams
Life & times of Russell Williams
Case against the colonel
Williams investigation
Commander charged
TORONTO - A jealous
student admitted Monday he killed an acquaintance on
Valentine's Day in a booze-fuelled rage after he
discovered they were dating the same girl. Xiao Ming
"Allan" Chen pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in
the Feb. 14, 2010 beating death of Jin Tao Zhu, 18.
5 teens charged
5 charged
Victim named
Saini, 73, was crossing the intersection of
Kipling and Finch Ave W at when a car turning left knocked him to the ground
and fled. Georgina Cappelletti, 62, is facing a
charge of failing to remain at the scene of an
accident. (Toronto Star)
PREVIOUS: Double
Police track down suspect
8 years
CALGARY - Darrin
Thomas Amond was sentenced Friday to eight years in
prison for the unprovoked beating death of a man he'd
never met. Marcus Tremaine Deveaux, 37, was beaten to
death in the city's southeast for not being able to
provide his attackers, Amond and Richard Ceaser, with a
cigarette in February 2010. (CBC) PREVIOUS:
Killed for a cigarette
Victim identified
WINNIPEG - Ste. Rose du Lac RCMP were
called to a home after a report of a stabbing on the
western Manitoba reserve about 2:35am Saturday and found
Sandi Lynn Malcolm, 17. Two other women from the
reserve, aged 24 and 26, were also injured. Ronald
Joseph Racette Jr., 19, also of
Ebb & Flow First Nation,
has been charged with second-degree murder. (QMI)
Man arrested
Wife charged
Police laid charges following an
extensive investigation into the death of Robert Minor
who was found dead in his Mattawa home on Jan. 11,
2002. A post-mortem revealed he died of a single stab
wound to the chest. Police arrested and charged
Marieanne Minor, 53. (CTV)
Suspect arrested
RICHMOND HILL - The victim's body was
discovered in a residence on
Weldrick Road
around 9pm after officers received a call for unknown
trouble at the address. Efim Klimovich, 52, has been
charged with second-degree murder. (CityNews)
Suspect charged
Manslaughter plea
REGINA - Shirley Ann Matechuk pleaded guilty to
manslaughter in Jack Lever's death and was sentenced to
five years in prison.
Brother found shot
SASKATOON - Dennis Weiman lived in a home
on Maxwell Crescent on the city's west side. Police
were called there by his brother. (CBC)
The victim of a fatal Brampton shooting has been
identified. Vachon Tatchell 21, was shot on Sunday
evening. He died in hospital on Tuesday. Kevin
Phillips, 22, of Brampton was arrested on Monday and
charged with aggravated assault. On Wednesday, Peel
Police said they plan to upgrade the charges to
second-degree murder. (CityNews)
Man asked to be killed
Kyle Laybolt, 21, was charged with first-degree murder
after a housemate, 69-year old Hans Meier, was found in
their Toronto rooming home with multiple stab wounds to
his stomach. The incident happened at about 4:30am
on Jan. 28. Meier was taken to hospital where he died.
Charge in stabbing
History of mental illness
Kenneth Edward McDougall, 54, was charged with first-degree murder
after his wife collapsed in their home last Wednesday.
Justina Shteen Unrau McDougall, 47, died in hospital
three days later. (Winnipeg Free Press) MORE:
Woman dies
Cold case
While many in the town may have forgotten and new
residents may have never heard of Clarence Henry Kenyon,
the RCMP are not giving up on arresting whoever killed
the 82-year-old man in his own home Oct. 4, 1990.
(Nanaimo Daily News)
Stepfather pleads guilty
CALGARY - Bradley Rietze pleaded guilty
to first-degree murder, admitting he raped his
17-year-old stepdaughter Brittney McInnes before
strangling her. (QMI)
Man pleads guilty
causing death
REGINA - Randy Mack was charged with
impaired driving causing death after officers who
attended the scene assessed him. 26-year-old Michael Allan Pachalko,
was pronounced dead at the scene.
14 years
PICTOU - Robert
Harris Lamb told the NS Supreme Court that he stabbed
25-year-old Jonathan Beaton at a house on College Street
in Antigonish on Jan. 1, 2010. (CTV)
Plea to manslaughter
RCMP hunt suspect
Charges laid in brawl
LONDON, Ont. - Andrew Kummer, 26, pleaded
guilty to 10 charges, including three counts of impaired
driving causing death, for a March 2009 crash that
killed two young boys and a 26-year-old man. (QMI)
Crash kills three
Jury finds man guilty
A jury has found Daniel Johnson guilty of
first-degree murder in the death of Jaylene Crane.
High rapist stabbed woman 51 times
'Didn't mean to kill'
Murder not manslaughter
Suspect in custody
KELOWNA - George Nicholas Young was arrested by RCMP on Jan. 8. The RCMP had been looking for
Young in connection with the murder of Joel Reimer,
which occurred in the early morning on New Year's Day in
Kelowna. PREVIOUS:
Hit & run
Hit & run a homicide
Police seek
TORONTO - Lamar Skeete, 21, has been found guilty of the
first-degree murder of Kenneth Mark, 29. (CTV)
MORE: Youth
Man found guilty
New details emerge
Man slain for anti-gang activism
Surveillance footage released
Police seek 2 suspects
Man shot in Junction
Suspect surrenders
Danny Nguyen, 27, turned himself in to Durham Regional
Police Service's Oshawa station Monday morning after
seeking advice from a lawyer, police said in a
statement. Nguyen is charged with second-degree
murder, aggravated assault and possession of a dangerous
weapon. (CBC) PREVIOUS:
Warrant issued
Police hunt suspect
'I don't know who's body is in my
WOODBRIDGE - Police say taxi driver Kesar
Singh, 64, had a minor collision with a red Hyundai
Elantra around 4am Monday morning on Hwy. 427. Singh
got out of his cab to check the damage, when a GMC Envoy
slammed into him from behind. Ernesto Ditri of
Woodbridge is charged with impaired driving, criminal
negligence causing death, and public mischief. (CTV)
Taxi driver killed
man charged
Guilty pleas
REGINA - 2 men
are going to prison for their role in the 2009 death of
Raymond Gardypie, 26. Joseph Kirkness, 26, and
Robert Glen Gordon, 23, both pleaded guilty to
manslaughter. (CBC)
Guilty verdict
A jury has found 22-year-old Chaze Lamar Thompson guilty
of first-degree murder in the death of Dartmouth cab
driver Sergei Kostin. (CTV) MORE:
25 years
Guilty verdict
Man testifies against cousin
Body of cabbie positively identified
2nd guilty verdict
George Osmond will spend at least 25
years in prison for the 2004 first-degree murder of a
13-year-old girl in
a tiny village on the east coast of Vancouver Island.
The verdict brought to a close the second trial in the
high-profile case involving the murder of Kayla John. MORE:
BC court of appeal, again
more to advising a client
R. v. Osmond 2007 BCCA 470
Dog found battered body
'I freaked out'
Arrest made
DUI called murder
STOCKTON - Victoria's David Henry
Nicholls, 65, was parked on the shoulder of Interstate 5
near Lodi, Calif., reading a map when a speeding BMW
plowed into his car on May 2, 2006, sending it into the
path of a semi-truck. He died at the scene. The BMW's
driver, Matthew Douglas White, had a blood-alcohol
content nearly three times the legal limit when he was
weaving through traffic at upwards of 200 km/hr.
15 years to life for DUI death
Courtenay woman who fatally stabbed her partner in the
chest while drunk on mouthwash was acting in
self-defence. In a decision posted
Friday, Justice Lauri Fenlon acquitted Laura Lee Pierre
of manslaughter in the killing of Allan Whitequill on
Dec. 28, 2009, forgiving a number of gaps in her
testimony that she chalked up to heavy intoxication.
received a call regarding an injured female
at a residence. The victim has been identified as Mary
Linda Wood, 38, of Wasagamach First Nation. Island Lake
RCMP have charged 26-year-old Janet Harper of Garden
Hill First Nation with second-degree murder and assault
with a weapon. (Sun Media)
In August 2007 Didier Buzizi got into an
argument with 29-year-old Maxime Rushemaza over a bottle
of liquor. Buzizi was found guilty of pulling out a
knife and killing Rushemaza. (CTV)
Brother now charged
Shawn Pegg, the 30-year-old man accused of
killing his girlfriend Tammy Lewis, 29, in their Oshawa
home in the days after Christmas has a sister who also
faced a murder rap. (QMI) PREVIOUS:
Woman was murdered
Shoving ended in hit-and-run
An ongoing dispute led to a shoving match
that culminated in a hit-and-run outside a Mississauga
condo, leaving Ronald "Pin Head" Persaud dead and an
acquaintance charged with manslaughter. Police
arrested 25-year-old Mohammad Al-Kassem.
(Sun Media) PREVIOUS:
Manslaughter charges
Murder probe
OSHAWA - Emotions ran high and tempers flared in a
packed courtroom as Michael Monckton was convicted of
killing his former girlfriend's son, 2-year-old Keagan
Davis. Monckton, 28, who maintained his innocence
throughout the trial, was found guilty of second-degree
murder and assault causing bodily harm in the tot's Jan.
5, 2010 death. (QMI) PREVIOUS:
Court-ordered ban lifted
Man charged
INUVIK - An
Inuvik, NWT, man will serve less than five years in
jail, after he pleaded guilty to beating another man to
death at a local hotel over a year ago. Claude Harry,
37, pleaded guilty to manslaughter on Monday in
connection with the death of Angus Kikoak, 45, in
December 2009. (CBC)
Teen pleads guilty
WINNIPEG - The boy - who was just 12 at
the time of the December 2009 killing in
Oxford House - pleaded
guilty to second-degree murder. (QMI)
Boy charged in
stabbing death
Boy charged
Molly Munroe was an
aspiring singer
Fight death
Police have a young man in custody
following the death of a man who was punched at a New
Year's Eve party in Halifax. Halifax Regional Police
said the 24-year-old turned himself in Sunday evening.
Police were looking for the man after Nathaniel Welsh,
23, of Halifax, died in hospital on Saturday.
Jean Gagne, 42, of Quebec City, was shot and killed in
his room at a private gated villa near Sousa, on the
north coast just west of Puerto Plata, in the early
morning of Dec. 31. Robbery appears to have been the
motive. The security guard was arrested. (QMI)
Canadian murdered
Conditional sentence
WINNIPEG - A Sagkeeng First Nation man
responsible for a highway collision that killed
Brent Guimond,
will not be going to jail. Guimond was
convicted last spring of dangerous driving causing
death. (QMI)
Timothy John Kelly
was found partially dressed and badly wounded outside
7051 Abbott Dr
at about
10pm, and later died in hospital. (CBC) MORE:
Martial arts fighter gunned
down at home
Inmate charged
Skylar Spence has been charged with
second-degree murder in connection with the death of
37-year old Bernard Hart.
An arrest was made in December and a
13-year old boy from Thompson was charged with
second-degree murder. Raymond McDonald of Nelson House
First Nation has also been charged with second-degree
murder. (CTV) PREVIOUS:
2nd degree charge
13 year-old charged
Guilty plea
CALGARY - Malgorzata (Margaret)
Pulwicki, 58, died after the vehicle in which she was a
back seat passenger, was struck by a stolen truck driven
by Christopher James Rae, 27, on Dec. 27.
According to witnesses, the truck allegedly sped through
a red light at 10th St and 20th Ave NW.
Man charged
Hit & run death
22-year-old Patrick Tshitenge-Masuku was
captured at 2:30am in a Montreal North nightclub.
PREVIOUS: Stabbing
BRANDON - Police have made an arrest in the violent
stabbing death of David Bronson Azure. (CTV)
10 years
TORONTO - Robert
Clifford Smith, 43, will eligible to apply for parole in
10 years. Smith was found guilty of criminal negligence
causing death and criminal negligence causing bodily
harm in the 2010 collision that killed Mahboba (Sara)
Attayee, 26. (Toronto Star)
OTTAWA - Ali Issaky
flicked his lighter against a Christmas wreath and
killed 2 women. Margaret Ikkers, 57, was found in the
hallway, claimed by licking flames and black smoke.
Lillian Saumur, 79, was led away from the building but
death had already marked her. She survived until Boxing
Day. (QMI) PREVIOUS:
1 more year
WINNIPEG - Curtis Beardy, 22, previously
pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Bobby Rae, 30, died
from a single stab wound to the heart on Dec. 20, 2007.
(Sun Media)
Life sentence
- William David White, 33, pleaded guilty in April to
the second-degree murder of 59-year-old Mary Claire
Scott. (CBC) PREVIOUS:
Murder charge
Christmas fatal
QC - Benjamin Moynan, 28 was stabbed to death by Dustin
Fuller, 21, the brother of a girl he was seeing. (Cyberpresse)
INUVIK - RCMP were called after the body
of man was found in an Inuvik hotel. About 24 hours
later, police arrested Claude Jerome Harry, 37. (CBC)
2nd suspect, 14, arrested
- Two
boys, both 14, are charged with second-degree murder in
the death of Hector Cardinal, 36, of Lac La Biche. An
autopsy revealed that Cardinal died as a result of blunt
force trauma after an attack in an alley. (CBC)
2nd youth arrested
Body identified
The body of a woman found dead in a
Calgary hotel room New Year's Day has been identified as
33-year-old Renee Wood of Calgary. Wood's body was
discovered in a hotel room in the 4600 block of 16th
Avenue NW around 12:30pm on Friday, January 1st.
Teen shot
TORONTO - Around midnight, officers
received a call for shots fired at
50 Empringham Drive.
When they arrived, they found 19-year-old Vincent
"Villain" Wright lying in the parking lot with gunshot
wounds to the chest. (CityNews) MORE:
Man gunned down
This murder is too familiar
2nd arrest
- A second
man has been arrested following a murder in Malton.
Richard "Richie" Egan Stewart, 38, was killed on
December 20.
Martin, 55, of no fixed addressed, was
charged with
second degree murder. Oliver Willis Sr., 64, was
arrested and charged with manslaughter. (CityNews)
Mother was a shipping magnate
TORONTO - For nearly two decades,
45-year-old Laura Rios ran
Rios Envios.
The gunman waited outside the Colombia
2130 Weston Rd
apartment until about 8:45pm on Monday when the shots
were fired as Rios tended to her daughter sitting in the
backseat of her truck. (Sun Media) MORE:
Gunman 'lay in wait'
Mom a 'sweet lady'
Woman murdered
Son charged
A Toronto man has been arrested and
charged with murder after police discovered his mother's
lifeless body inside her west-end apartment building.
There are reports Antonia Catherine Zammit, 62, had been
stabbed to death. John
Boukhalfa, 26, faces a second-degree murder charge.
Son accused
Man charged
Teen held after deadly fire
- Police are treating a burnt-out home on a remote
aboriginal community in northern Manitoba where an
11-year-old boy likely perished as a homicide scene
after a local teenager was arrested in connection with
the fire. Police still haven't confirmed if the remains
found at the home are the missing boy, Edward Redhead.
Puzzling fire
Deadly blaze triggers multiple investigations
Blame should be spread
Few answers
17 years
KITCHENER - Trevor LaPierre, an Ontario man convicted in the
slashing murder of Hunter Brown, a 74-year-old man who
was delivering Christmas cards, won't be eligible for
parole for 17 years.
Guilty plea to lesser charge
Suspect kept in custody
Senior a 'real gentleman'
Reward offered
ST JOHN'S - The Royal Newfoundland
Constabulary has released a facial reconstruction of a
man they believe was murdered and decapitated in the
late 1990s, and are offering up to $50,000 for help
cracking the case. (CTV)
Binh Nguyen was
sentenced to life in prison with no chance for parole
for 14 years for the Dec. 17, 2009 slaying of his
girlfriend Sandy Park. (QMI) MORE:
Guilty plea to 2nd degree
Man charged
Jealousy led to
Man surrenders
$85 fine
TORONTO - An
$85 fine and an admission of guilt seems like a small
price to pay for killing someone. But after a year of
fighting for answers in the crash that claimed the life
of Pietro "Pete" Rocca, his family is just happy to know
someone has finally accepted some blame for the
47-year-old Orangeville man's death. (Sun Media)
MOUNTAIN HOUSE - James Alexander Rose, 41, of Rocky
Mountain House is now being charged with criminal
negligence causing death. On Sept. 7th, RCMP said the
teen was shot by a bear banger inside a vehicle.
Classmates identified the teen as 16-year-old Tanner
Mayer, a student at West Central High School. (CTV)
Officers were called to the
800 block of Main St
and found the male victim who appeared to have been
stabbed in the upper body. Officers have identified
the victim as Jessie Jules Pierre McKenzie, 17. (CTV)
Domestic dispute witness stabbed
Teen stabbed at bush shelter
- Andrew Stevenson of Mallorytown, Ont., was convicted
and sentenced to life in prison with no eligibility of
parole for at least 25 years for killing 33-year-old
Stefanie Stevenson. (CBC) MORE:
Mother shot in driveway
3 year maximum sentence
MONTREAL - On November 15, 2009, two
teenagers aged 14 and 15 bludgeoned Brian Kachur to
death while he was working on another piece of his
unique brand of art. The youngest of the two
attackers pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of
manslaughter. (CTV) MORE:
Teen pleads guilty
Deadly game of tag
2 teens charged
Murder - suicide
- RCMP were called to
the scene in Piccadilly at 3:30am by someone
who heard shots fired. Inside, police found two men who
had been shot - Claude Wiseman 47, and Leroy
Benoit, 36, both from the Piccadilly area. Wiseman shot Benoit
with a rifle, killing him instantly, before turning the
gun on himself. (CTV) PREVIOUS:
2 dead
Police closing in
TORONTO - Police say they are closing in on an arrest in
the shooting death of 18-year-old Robert Flagiello
Late Friday, officers raided an apartment building on
Vaughan Rd near Oakwood Avenue in the city's west end,
not far from where Flageiello was killed. The raid was
linked to the killing, say police. During the
raid, officers and forensic experts seized computers and
other pieces of evidence. (CTV) MORE:
Victim was in 'wrong place at the wrong time'
Unintended target
Robert Flagiello
Mentally unfit
EDMONTON - Tadeusz (Ted) Jandura was found mentally
unfit to stand trial at 3 separate hearings and was
determined unlikely to ever be fit to stand trial,
confirmed a spokesman with the prosecutor's office in
Honolulu. On Feb. 25, 2007, police arrived at a 13th
floor time-share unit at the Ilikai Hotel in Waikiki and
found Ingeborg Jandura dead in the suite. An autopsy
indicated the 82-year-old, Jandura's wife of 58 years,
had been stabbed more than 100 times. (Sun Media) MORE:
Son urged mother to leave
$2000 fine
EDMONTON - A former city bylaw officer who fatally
struck a 77-year-old man riding his bicycle in a
crosswalk was fined $2,000 yesterday and banned from
driving for three months. Francis Grosvenor, 33, was
convicted of making an unsafe left turn under the
Traffic Safety Act. Sandor Baracskay died in hospital
as a result of his injuries. (Sun Media)
2 charged
Two 17-year-old boys have been charged in connection
with the death of another teen, after a burning body was
found in a Regina back alley. The grisly discovery was
made before 7am in the alley on the 1100 block between
Retallack St
and Robinson St. The
victim, who hasn't been identified, was a 16-year-old
boy, Regina police said. (CBC)
Seniors beaten to death
NIAGARA FALLS - Amy Bell, 82, and James
Don Mitchinson, 88, were found badly beaten in Bell's
Pine Grove Ave. home. Paul
Mellor, a 38-year-old acquaintance of the victims, was
charged with two counts of first-degree murder. (CTV)
Son finds bodies
MONTREAL - Marc Massey and his wife, Cecile Leduc, were found on the
main floor of the home by their 20-year-old son, after
he awoke to the sound of gunshots. (CTV) MORE:
Possible murder-suicide
Another nameless victim
CALGARY - On Saturday morning police were called to a
home in the
6200-block of 31 Ave NW.
When emergency crews arrived they found a 46-year-old
man in life threatening condition after being stabbed.
A 17-year-old suspect was arrested and charged with
aggravated assault. On Tuesday, the 46-year-old died
from his injuries in hospital. (CTV)
Suicide note
WINNIPEG - The words of a dead man helped convict Gordon
Okemow of a brutal killing and grisly coverup, a court
heard. Okemow confessed to shooting Nelson House
resident Peter Moore two times in the head after
learning a suicide note identified him as the killer.
Okemow, 27, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was
sentenced to 12 years in prison. (Sun Media)
4th arrest
BRAMPTON - Peel Police have made another arrest in
connection with what they call a botched home invasion
that led to the murder of a Brampton homeowner. Daniel
Colacito, 36, Isaac Kwakye, 18 Shevon Bailey, 21, and
a 15-year-old boy, are charged both with first degree
murder. (CTV) PREVIOUS:
3 arrested
Arrest made
Teen charged
Drug heist
Brother is suspect
- Joey Okemow, 22, was charged with manslaughter,
criminal negligence causing death and arson disregard
for human life. RCMP
have not released the name or sex of the victim, but
it's believed the person killed was George Okemow, the
suspect's older brother. (QMI)
Man charged
Lethal fire
Man charged
Charge reduced to manslaughter
LAKE - Ronald Glen Herma, who pleaded
guilty to manslaughter for the beating death of Blair Lemaigre has been sentenced to a 3-year, 9-month prison
sentence. Herman beat up Lemaigre, 19, in a La Loche
parking lot on May 20, 2007. (CBC) PREVIOUS:
3 men charged in death
Dad sentenced
James Bing Jun Louie, 44, used a rope to strangle his
son Jason, 13, and a pillow to smother his daughter
Jane, 9, in November 2009. (CBC) MORE:
18 years
Insanity rejected
Verdict reached
Charge upgraded
2 children dead
Victim ID'd
TORONTO - Alex Rodney Rundle, 28, was
rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries and
later died. Police issued a city-wide alert for
officers to be on the lookout for three male suspects –
all black, one armed with a shotgun, another with a
handgun and a third with a bulletproof vest. (Toronto
Star) MORE:
Home invasion victim identified
Search for suspects Man
dies in home invasion
Home invasion shooting
Following three weeks of testimony a 12-person jury
convicted Kwaku Frimpong , 25, in the deaths of Ziad
Ahmad, 32, and Phillip Salmon, 28, at Pari's Motel on
Montreal Road on June 21, 2007. The two men were
killed with one shot that passed through Ahmad and hit
Salmon in the chest during a botched robbery and drug
deal. MORE:
Life for double murder
Arrest in double murder
Victims ID'd
2 arrested
RIVER - Officers arrested and charged Anastasia
Alexander, 19, and Rennie Scott, 20, of Roseau River First Nation,
in connection with the death of Sheldon George Atkinson,
36, who died from blunt force trauma. (CTV)
Reserve homicide
Fatal house party fight
WINNIPEG - A night out to attend a house party in
Transcona turned fatal
for a 19-year old Winnipeg man. Friends have identified
the victim as Nolan Norman. A group of teens then
allegedly began beating him with sticks. (CTV) MORE:
for stabbing victim
Sentences in beating death
MONTREAL - Mitchell Pare and Kirk Campeau pleaded guilty
to a reduced charge of manslaughter in the 2008 death of
18-year-old Jordan Enlow-Apponi. (CTV)
Death a homicide
- A forensic autopsy was completed on the body of
25-year-old Tempest Grace Gale, and foul play is
suspected, officials said. (CTV)
A man has been arrested in connection with the murder of
Mohammed Nehar-Belaid, the 64-year-old cab driver who
was found dead in LaSalle after he went missing.
Victim is taxi driver
Body found
Victim may be missing taxi driver
Charges dropped
TORONTO - Andre Daley,
29, died after being shot outside First Choice
nightclub. Toronto police originally charged five men
with first-degree murder and other charges related to
the Oct. 18, 2009 shooting. However Justice Carol
Brewer discharged all five accused on all charges.
(Toronto Star)
Andre Daley
5 charged
'Like a Western shootout'
Drive-by leaves 1 dead
Victim identified
AJAX - A 32-year-old man is dead and a second male is in
hospital following two stabbings in the parking lot of
The Keg at
Kingston and Salem roads.
The deceased man has been identified as Victor Cameron.
(CityNews) PREVIOUS:
LONDON, ON - Jason Dahr stared straight ahead and showed
no emotion as the jury foreperson pronounced him guilty
of murdering his father. Wayne Dahr, 54, was found
stabbed to death in his daughter's Gammage Street
apartment in April 2008. (Sun Media)
Remains belong to missing person
KINGSTON - A coroner determined the remains belong to
Scott Judge, who was last seen in September 2003. He was
last seen by a friend walking near Elbow Lake on Sept.
30, 2003. His cause of death remains unknown. (CTV)
Remains ID'd
OPP missing person
Loophole for killer
BRAMPTON - 24-year-old Andre Bourne pleaded guilty to
the more lenient charge of second-degree murder for the
gutless gunning down of Ronell Williams on Sept. 9, 2007
outside a birthday party on Salisbury Circle in
Brampton. (Sun Media) MORE:
Man admits murder
Guilty plea
Charges Laid in 19 of 70 Murders
VANCOUVER - Blog readers have expressed a lot of
criticism about the lack of progress in murder
investigations launched in 2009. So I went through the
tally of murders from the Sun's murder map and
determined that so far charges have been laid in 19 of
70 homicides. (The Real Scoop)
- Police are urging anyone who witnessed a hit-and-run
that killed a motorcyclist in the city's west end to
come forward. The collision killed 44-year-old David
Ray who was riding his motorcycle in
the area of Richmond Rd and High St at about
4:15pm on Nov. 27. (CTV)
30 months
ST. STEPHEN - Sarah Russell, a 20-year-old New Brunswick
woman was sentenced to 30 months in prison for criminal
negligence causing death in the slaying of her newborn
boy, a graphic case that was an example of "wanton and
reckless disregard," a judge said. Russell's boyfriend,
Rodney Miller, pleaded guilty in September to
first-degree murder for fatally stabbing the child.
Guilty plea
Victim sought in US
TORONTO - It's not clear whether drug kingpin Shane
Kelter was in Toronto for business or pleasure. What
homicide detectives know for sure is that a hit man was
waiting for him outside an upscale condo building at
1001 Bay St. The
planning involved points to a more sophisticated hit,
rather than a run-of-the-mill street gang shooting.
(Toronto Star) MORE:
Victim identified
1 dead in shooting
Arrest made
TORONTO - Gerald Robert Brown's lifeless body was found
114 Bedford Rd. James
Chalaturnyk, 33, of Toronto, was arrested and charged
with second degree murder. (CTV) PREVIOUS:
Detectives probe murder
Victim identified
Guilty in
2nd trial
- An RCMP officer testified that Bernard Hartling showed
up at the Westville detachment a day after the killing
on Kenneth McNamara on Nov. 14, 2009, with his lawyer
and his mother. (CTV) MORE:
Guilty verdict
13 years
Hung jury
Suspicious death
Police investigate
MB - A 22-year-old man is dead after a fatal shooting at
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation
during an altercation with an acquaintance. The Dakota Ojibway Police Service has arrested
a 19-year-old man in connection with the incident and
say charges are pending. Police identified the victim
as Joseph Dale Edwards Jr., 22, of Sioux Valley Dakota
Nation. (CTV)
TORONTO - Richard Durant, 26, was shot just before
midnight Oct. 30 and died in hospital of his wounds a
short time later. Police
initially responded to reports of gunshots at Tom's
Sports Bar and Café at
1146 Davenport Rd
around 11:45pm Friday and upon arrival located two men
suffering from gunshot wounds to the body. (CityNews)
2 life sentences
NEWMARKET - Christopher Little will have no chance of
parole for 25 years following the deaths of Julie
Crocker and Paula Menendez. He will serve two
concurrent terms. Little was found guilty of two
counts of first-degree murder on Wednesday.
2 women murdered, many more
Love-triangle killer gets
Hubby 'desperate' for love
Partners changed in deadly
Bizarre encounters
Scenes from a failed
1 stabbed, the other hanged
Staff fight turns deadly
TORONTO - The incident began at about 11:30pm at
New Generation Sushi Restaurant
when two workers got into a scuffle.
The victim, who was in Canada on a visa to study at the
Ontario College of Art and Design, won't be named until
police can contact his family in China. Xu Wang, 25,
also a Chinese national on a student visa, was charged
with second-degree murder. (CTV) MORE:
Restaurant stabbing
Fight at sushi restaurant
12 years
TORONTO - A man who
beat a fellow inmate to death
over a bag of potato chips at Toronto's
Don Jail has
been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of
parole for 12 years. Jeff Munro was kicked to death in
his cell in November 2009 by fellow inmate Troy
Campbell, 26. (CBC) MORE:
Killer sentenced
Killed over a bag of chips
Guilty plea
Bag of chips
Victim had left gang life
- Kenny Catcheway, 34, the man stabbed to death was a
former gang member who was motivated by his
daughter to change his life. (CBC) MORE:
Daughter recalls dad
Horrifying scene
TORONTO - Robert Owen
Cave, 24, has been charged in the shooting death of
Kevin Phouthonesy, 24. Police are still looking for 2
of the suspects. (CityNews) MORE:
Man charged
Man shot
Victim identified
Victim identify
TORONTO - The victim
Theodoros Tiku, 27, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police say he was well-known to them as an alleged
member of a notorious Regent Park gang. They also
suggest the murder was "execution style." (CityNews)
Ties to drug trade
Victim gang bodyguard
Accused appears in court
SK - A man accused of second-degree murder and
aggravated assault after a bar brawl on Oct. 30 is now
before the courts in Broadview. Karl Eldon Lerat, 20,
is charged with killing Matthew Troy McKay, 18. (CBC)
MORE: 18-year-old dead
Community shocked
Homicides up in 2008
Police reported 611 homicides in Canada in 2008, 17 more
than the previous year, resulting in a 2% rise in the
national homicide rate.(StatCan) MORE:
Homicides by metro areas
PAS - Ryan Bradley Chartier, 21, died at
an apartment block on Larose Ave. Jonathan Diego Young, 21, of The Pas has
been charged. (CBC) MORE:
Man in custody
Manslaughter charge
RIVER - Royce
Virgil Bear, 28, from
Shoal Lake First Nations
has been charged with manslaughter in the death of a man
from the reserve. Police said they were called in
connection with the death of a 24-year-old man on the
reserve. (CBC) PREVIOUS: Reserve
KELOWNA - Christopher Daniel Hetu recently moved to
Kelowna from Prince George, police say. The grieving
father could offer no explanation for his son's presence
in Millbridge Park, a place with a shady reputation, at
the time of his death. (Kelowna.com) PREVIOUS:
Man killed in park
Stabbing victim dies
BRAMPTON - 59-year-old Ernesto Agsaulio was stabbed in
the abdomen at a home on Gareth Drive in Mississauga.
Willie Ching, 55, was charged with first-degree-murder.
Driver faces charges
CORNWALL - Jeffrey Goulet, of Cornwall, is charged with
careless driving. Shannon Carver, 39, who was a
passenger in the northbound car, was pronounced dead at
the scene. (CTV)
Mother upset by plan
BRAMPTON - Tony Khor, 15, was found dead in a
Mississauga hotel on Sunday. He was a low-functioning
autistic unable to speak, often making noises in an
attempt to communicate. MORE:
Autistic teen's mother charged
Mom charged
Woman accused
Father shattered
Jury finds woman guilty
WHITEHORSE - A Yukon Supreme Court jury concluded that
Alicia Murphy, 29, was guilty in the death of Carmacks,
Yukon, native Evangeline Billy, 24, whose body was found
in the Yukon River on June 22, 2008. (CBC) PREVIOUS:
Accused admitted to beating woman
Woman charged
WINNIPEG - Justin James Rosdobutko, 25, faces two charge of manslaughter in connection with the
Oct. 11 fire at Aquarius Men's Bath. Robert Clark, 62, and Steven Yablonski, 23, both died in the blaze. (CTV) MORE:
Man charged
Bathhouse fire arson
Fire a homicide
2nd victim ID'd
Drag queen ID'd
Self-defence rejected
CALGARY - The Calgary teen who fatally stabbed another
through the heart with the victim's own knife wasn't
acting in self-defence, a judge ruled. He found the
accused, now 18, but 16 at the time of the killing,
guilty of second-degree murder. (Sun Media)
Homeowner acquitted
VANCOUVER - A BC woman
has been found not guilty in connection to the death of
a teenage girl at a house party in 2008. 16-year-old
Shannon Dale Raymond was found dead in Victoria Turley's
Maple Ridge home after taking ecstasy and drinking
heavily on July 26, 2008. (CTV) PREVIOUS:
Woman charged
Fight over cigarette
- Bradley Miller, 25, pleaded guilty
to the assault charge in Picton superior court.
He was one of 2 people charged originally with
second-degree murder in the Sept. 20, 2008 death of
Kevin Monroe. Daniel Thompson, 20, pleaded guilty to
manslaughter in September. (Sun Media)
New trial ordered
KELOWNA - Neil Snelson was
arrested in 2009 and found guilty of manslaughter by a
jury 2 years later after his DNA was linked to semen
found in Jennifer Cusworth, 19. (QMI) PREVIOUS:
15 years
Killer hears impact statement
The house party
Charge in cold case
Couple charged
BRIDGEWATER - RCMP in Nova Scotia have charged a woman
and her common-law husband with concealing the body of
an infant. Amanda Lynne Oickle, 24, and Andrew Gary
Cunningham, 31. (CBC)
3 more arrested
TORONTO - 3 more suspects
have been arrested in connection with the 2009 slaying
of Christopher Skinner. Anthony Samuel, 24, of Toronto,
was arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit an
indictable offence of aggravated assault and obstructing
police. Nicholas Swaby, 23, of Toronto, was arrested
and charged with assault causing bodily harm. Jamaal
Phillips Bond, 23, of Toronto, was arrested and charged
with assault causing bodily harm and obstructing
police. (Toronto Star)
Ford-coached player charged
Police make arrest
Driver arrested
Family seeks answers
Murder by SUV
$100K reward
New video
TORONTO - Roman Luskin pleaded guilty to
3 counts of criminal negligence causing death in the
2009 incident. Hon To, 44, her daughter Khan
(Christine) Taing and a third passenger were pronounced
dead at the scene. (CBC)
Accused a convicted fraudster
Suspect stays in jail
slices minivan in half
More bail than jail
WINNIPEG - A Garden Hill First Nation man accused of
fatally stabbing his sister was granted bail last week
after a judge ruled he would likely serve more time in
jail awaiting trial than he would receive if ultimately
convicted in the killing. Mike Taylor, 54, is charged
with manslaughter in the death of his sister, Esther
Harper, 55, at a Ross Avenue drinking party last
November. (Sun Media)
Teen gunned down, left to die
TORONTO - Bandits who burst into a Parkdale apartment
from a low balcony shot two men Saturday, leaving one to
die in a pool of blood in the building lobby.
Christian Derro, 19,
was gunned down Saturday night as he fled the attack in
a main floor unit on
Jameson Ave. (Toronto
Star) MORE:
Teen shot
Drug robbery may have led to murder
Police looking for 3 men
Guilty plea to lesser charge
Michael Joseph
Mitchelmore pleaded guilty to two counts of
second-degree murder, as his trial was set to begin in
Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Halifax. The bodies of
Adam Eisenhauer, 26, and Tyler Sampson, 25, were found
on Aug. 14, 2005. (CBC)
Father pleads guilty
CALGARY - Jamie Dorey charged in the death of his
2-month-old son plead guilty. Bryson Dorey-Fox was
taken to Hospital in August 2009 and died 2 days later.
James Harold Stewart, 31, pleaded
guilty to manslaughter for the death of David Kelm.
According to an agreed statement of facts, both Kelm
and Stewart were involved in the drug trade and met
early in the morning of Jan. 19, 2007, for a
methamphetamine buy. (Edmonton Journal) MORE:
Manslaughter plea
David Kelm
'Outsourcing murder'
- A BBC investigation has uncovered the deadly practice
of British Asians travelling to India to hire contract
killers. Family and business associates, who are lured
to the sub-continent, are often the targets. In a
country where murder is cheaper and less fraught with
risk, the perpetrators of these crimes are rarely
brought to justice. (BBC)
Guilty pleas
- Darcie West, 20, her father, Kevin West, 50, and her
friend, Tiffany Monroe, 28, entered guilty pleas on an
assortment of charges in Fredericton provincial court.
Case against Darcie Victoria West
5 women in car
3 arrested
Woman killed
Reward offered
Woman hid dead newborns
CALGARY - Harnek Mahal
found the body of his common-law wife, Harsimrat Kahlon,
27, on Oct. 4, 2009, face down on the floor of a bedroom
in their rented basement suite in northeast Calgary. Kahlon's death is not considered suspicious. Over the
subsequent three days, the bodies of three infants were
found - by police and relatives - hidden in the bedroom,
Childbirth complications
Baby still wearing hospital bracelet
New details in babies deaths
Mystery surrounds dead
Newborns deaths suspicious
TORONTO - Police
arrested Fayisa Ahmed Ibrahim, 23, and charged him with
the first-degree murder of Kamal Hercules. Hercules,
21, was shot and killed outside a food store near
Sherbourne St and Front St E at about 3:45am on Sept. 5,
Kamal Hercules
Gang ritual touted
good kid'
Vigil held
'Too many funerals
get max
WINNIPEG - 5 Winnipeg teens have received
the maximum youth sentence of 7 years custody and
community supervision for the murder of 17-year-old
Frank Green. Green was beaten and stabbed to death in
St. Boniface Cemetery Sept 2009. All 5 belonged to a
group called the Dynamite Crew, a gang with connections
to the Bloods. (QMI)
4 plead guilty
Jail for 'senseless' killing
Arrest made
Teen found in cemetery
Grisly graveyard find
WINNIPEG - The
Manitoba Court of Appeal ordered the new trial for Mark
Edward Grant, ruling that the trial judge was wrong to
deny Grant's lawyer the right to present evidence that
Candace Derksen might have been killed by someone else.
Derksen was 13 years old when she disappeared on Nov.
Maximum sentence
Grant confessed, witness alleged
Details the jury wasn't told
Expert accused of 'wing it' approach
Testing destroyed evidence
Suspect grilled in '84
Hairs found with girl's body
Childhood friends testify
Alive up to 24 hours
Unsolved part 4
TORONTO - Since the 1960s, some 300 homicides have gone
unsolved in Toronto. In a 4 part series we profile
several victims. (Star)
Site stores the keys to
unsolved crimes
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Even a speck of DNA goes a
long way
Cases cold but heat's still
Publication ban partially lifted
LONDON, ON - A sweeping publication ban
in the high-profile Tori Stafford murder case was
partially lifted allowing media outlets to report a key
development: a guilty plea by one of the accused. On
April 30, Terri-Lynne McClintic, one of two accused in
the slaying in 2009 of 8-year-old Woodstock, Ont.,
resident Tori Stafford, pleaded guilty to first-degree
murder and was sentenced to life in prison. But in a
rare move, the judge told reporters in the courtroom
they couldn't report any of those developments - not
even that a hearing had taken place - until further
SCC strikes down part of ban
Some details revealed
Why the story couldn't be told
How to create distrust in a dysfunctional
Another media ban
Media gagged
Remains confirmed
Murder of Victoria Stafford
Charge upgraded
'Intelligent' & 'weird'
Tori Stafford page
Premier defends publication ban
How the killers were caught
KINGSTON - When the call first came in on the morning of
June 30, 2009 about a car in the locks at Ontario's Kingston Mills,
police thought they might have a stolen car on their hands, or maybe
even a teenage prank. (CP)
community distances itself
Star: Shafia trial
Confronting darkness
Witness discrepancy
Shafia family murder
revealed murder plot
Death plunge a mystery
4 bodies found
Fatwa issued
Iman Syed Soharwardy
Fatwa condemns 'honour killings'
Murder is against Qur'an
Teens wanted to be Canadians
These young women are worth fighting for
Mother weeps
Women just as capable of evil as men
No sign of distress
Evidence hefty
Shaky math
Women were killed to preserve family honour
Were deaths a matter of 'honour'?
Parents, brother charged
Police ID 4
A public shame
WINNIPEG - The young woman with a million-dollar smile
was found face down in a ditch July 2, days after being
reported missing, yet again, by family. Cherisse Houle,
17, also had haunted, sorrowful eyes that spoke volumes
of her life as a teen exploited on the streets.
(Free Press)
unsolved and counting
Valentine's Day march
Action group
Project disappear
Families seek more information
Cherisse would have been 18th
Chronic runaway
2 plead guilty
TORONTO - 2 people
have pleaded guilty to the killing of Valencia Russo,
whose body was found in the trunk of a car in July
2009. Juan Antonio Reyes pleaded guilty to
second-degree murder and his wife, Laura Rodriguez,
pleaded guilty to manslaughter. The couple was arrested
in Mexico in 2009 and was extradited to Canada. (CTV)
Suspects to be extradited
Pair arrested
Mexico wasn't far enough
Teacher's final moments
Suspects identified
Woman found in car trunk
Body is teacher
Adult sentence
Toronto judge has decided that the teenage girl convicted in the murder
of 14-year-old Stefanie Rengel must take responsibility for the crime as
an adult. Melissa Todorovic, 17, was sentenced as an adult
for first-degree murder.
Life for teen
M.T. apologizes for murder
Gag orders in a Facebook age
Natural born killer
Adult sentence
'I can't ever forgive
Killer weeps
'I wish I could change everything'
Psychiatric tests ordered for M.T
Guilty plea
Police identify victim
'Did you do it
2 more charged
The charges come nearly one year after the bodies of
Puneet Singh Chhina, 26, of Ottawa, and Harjinder Singh
Sandhu, 28, of Brampton, were found shot and beaten in
the trunk of a rental car that was abandoned on the side
of the road in Pickering, Ont., on May 5, 2009. Ganesh
Singh, 56, of Markham, and Zaki Goffur, 34, of Richmond
Hill, are both charged with accessory after the fact to
murder. (CTV)
2nd man arrested
2nd man charged
Cellphone clue
Men were targeted
Victims died as strangers
Victims identified
Lover guilty
Nicola Puddicombe was sentenced to life imprisonment
after a jury convicted her of first-degree murder for
her part in the axe killing of long-time boyfriend
Dennis Hoy. The verdict was bittersweet for Hoy's
parents, Norman and Anna, who last June saw another jury
acquit Puddicombe's former lover, Ashleigh Pechaluk, of
first-degree murder. (Toronto Star)
Jury convicts
Trial told of 'confession'
Acquitted suspect had confessed
Not guilty verdict
Accused in axe murder walks free
Accused killer targeted 'fat jerk
Not much love in bizarre triangle
Police make an arrest in axe attack
admits organizing murder
TORONTO - More than four
years after prominent Toronto philanthropist Glen Davis
was ambushed and shot to death in a midtown parking lot,
the victim's cousin admitted to masterminding the murder
plot. Marshall Ross pleaded guilty to first-degree
murder and told the court he was behind the
contract killing of his wealthy cousin, who donated
millions of dollars to charity. (Toronto Star)
Guilty plea to reduced charge
Slain tycoon's company lent suspect money
Public tragedies
3 face murder charges
Reward offered
Why was Glen Davis a target
Richardson family murders
B.C. ranks 4th in Canada for murder
Jailed for murders they didn't
Murder on our doorsteps
Women still the more likely victims
Trail leads from drug raid to
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Captain Pat Patty with the Kannapolis Police Department confirms missing teen Brian Parker was found with a friend. Family members were concerned after Parker didn't return home Thursday night and didn't show up to school the following day.The Kannapolis Police Department was seeking assistance in locating Bryan Parker. Parker came home from school around 5:00 PM on May 29, 2014. He had a discussion with his sister and went to a friend's house on Buick Avenue, Kannapolis to watch a basketball game. Mr. Parker left this residence shortly after getting there and stated he was going to a church on Bethpage Road in Kannapolis to eat. He did not come home on the night of the 29th nor did he show up for school at A.L. Brown High School on Friday.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 160 reviews
Excellent 10.0
What I liked best about the Bay Resort Motel was the view of the bay and also the palm trees under the hut with a sitting area. I really appreciated this beautiful scenery!! The staff were very friendly.
Just wish it was closer to the beach, but it was still within walking distanceI really liked this hotel and would recommend it to other people. It is not anything super fancy, but it is nice enough and it was clean. The scenery with a bay view is FABULOUS! I absolutely loved having the pier right out back and being able to go out on it. I also loved the sitting area with palm trees. My boyfriend and I brought some of our own food and it was great having the stove in our room. We both really enjoyed spending time by the pool. The staff were nice and there were also other nice and friendly people staying there as well.
Good 7.0
The motel wasn't far from the beach and to the outlets.
It wasn't a hotel it didn't have an elevator. The beds were small and lumpy.The motel staff were very nice and helpful.
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When you stay at Atlantic Sands Hotel & Conference Center in Rehoboth Beach, you'll be on the boardwalk and minutes from Rehoboth Beach and Clear Space Theatre Company. This beach hotel is within close proximity of Lake Gerar and Rehoboth Beach Convention Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 181 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microw...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2 reviews
Good 8.0
On the boardwalk
Needs some updating
Excellent 9.3
You can't bet the location of this hotel. It really was perfect! Room was more spacious than I thought it'd be. Employees were nice and helpful. We can't wait to go back!
Nothing really important, Wish there was more room in the bathroom and that the pool was heated. Not having these though didn't make the stay bad or inconvenient though just would have been a bonus.
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When you stay at Heritage Inn in Lewes, you'll be in the business district and minutes from Midway Speedway and American Classic Golf Club. This hotel is within close proximity of Midway Par 3 Golf Course and Tanger Outlet Mall. Make yourself at home in one of the 94 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wireless Internet access is ava...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2 reviews
Excellent 9.3
The room had tons of space which was nice since we had to set up a pack-n-play and other baby items.
There is only 1 elevator and it is pretty small so you can't fit too many people with their baggage.
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Clean, nicely kept place. I've stayed in a lot of motels over the years and this isn't bad at all. Non smoking rooms means no old smoke smells. Bed was firm yet soft so I slept well. The woman in the office was friendly. Convenient location.
Parking is a bit tight but they do have a side parking lot as well as the one in front. Room had a very slight musty/damp smel.
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Mediocre 4.0
very close to the main strip and shopping
the room was very small. we had to stand still in order to get past each other. water smelled due to being on a well system.
Mediocre 3.3
the water stopped working ... the water was also bad, they need a fiter
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Located just steps from the beach and boardwalk in beautiful downtown Rehoboth Beach. The Admiral was recently renovated and all of our rooms feature new 32-inch flat screen TVs and free WiFi, and many rooms have breathtaking coastal or partial views of the coast. Take a dip in our indoor pool, relax and watch the waves from our rooftop sundeck, or venture...
Overall Rating - Good - 260 reviews
Excellent 10.0
This hotel was perfectly located right on the boardwalk and only one block back from the main street, so we were able to walk to all the shops and restaurants.
Only (very minor)draw was that they don't have breakfast, but they do serve coffee. Fortunately we discovered a great place called Café Papillon around the corner that was absolutely fantastic for breakfast.The staff of the hotel were so friendly and welcoming. The room was neat and clean and the views of the beach on both sides of the hotel were such a plus. We loved swimming in the pool in the evenings and we were so thrilled at how close we were to the beach. It was a great value and I would definitely stay here again!
Excellent 9.0
Great location...within walking distance of any attraction on Rehoboth Beach Room was comfortable, large enough for my needs. Liked having a microwave and fridge. So enjoyed sitting on the 4th floor balcony with a wonderful view of ocean. The price!
NoVery nice older hotel with wonderful location and very good price. I would certainly recommend this hotel to my friends!
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 52 reviews
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61 Units with individual balconies. Courteous daily maid service. Cribs available. Ice and vending machines. Refrigerators. Microwaves Outdoor pool. Non-smoking rooms available. Free parking (one space per room)Steps from a wide, beautiful guarded beach, Fenwick Island beaches are voted each year to be among the cleanest beaches in America!25 Inch remote con...
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Good 8.0
Great staff, quick trip to OC and good to return to the quiet. Great local beach 2 short blocks away. Great restruants nearby. Older establishment but well kept.
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Overall Rating - Good - 215 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Friendly staff,clean pool.They let me check in early.
Would stay again if in the area!Kinda small,but clean,and reasonable.
Good 8.0
Small, causy, has a pool. Places to eat in a walking distance
Does not have a laundry. Was not able to connect to free wifi.
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With a stay at The SandCastle Motel, you'll be centrally located in Rehoboth Beach, steps from Rehoboth Beach Convention Center and minutes from Anna Hazzard Museum. This motel is within close proximity of Clear Space Theatre Company and Rehoboth Beach. Make yourself at home in one of the 60 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Rooms have private b...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 3 reviews
Good 7.6
As always the location is great and the pool and shower very pleasant
The beds are really uncomfortable and the bathrooms are grimy. But it's the beach so who cares
Excellent 8.3
This hotel may be a bit outdated and nothing fancy, but it was clean, comfortable and had a lovely staff. Location is great. Enjoyed my brief stay very much!
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The Beach House is a newly redesigned and renovated hotel located just a block from Dewey Beach and only a mile and a half from Rehoboth Beach. This location is also within 5 miles of most area attractions, including shopping outlets, golf courses, country clubs, and of course the Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk and Attractions. Within walking distance to the hotel...
Overall Rating - Good - 5 reviews
Good 8.0
Great service and staff. Rooms were very nicely decorated.
Rooms could have had more amenities. Shampoo dispensers in the shower were empty and had to ask for hair dryer.
Good 7.6
Check in was pleasant and efficient and booking was easy. The pool looked nice but it was rainy when we were there so I didn't get to use it. Parking was very good and the location is right in the heart of all things Dewey Beach. I felt that we spent a fair price for the quality and location of this motel.
The AC was very noisy and blew directly on one of the beds. We could hear the AC from the above floors dripping onto our windows all night. The floors needed sweeping and the bath was clean but not spotless. It's a nice place to stay for a day or two, but as there are no closets, it might not be ideal for a large family to spend a week there.
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Atlantis Inn is in the heart of Rehoboth Beach, walking distance from Rehoboth Beach Convention Center and Clear Space Theatre Company. This eco-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Anna Hazzard Museum and Rehoboth Beach. Make yourself at home in one of the 94 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access ke...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Great location
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a seaside retreat like no other.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Rehoboth Beach A mix of old-world charm and family entertainment defines the resort town around our Hampton Inn® Rehoboth Beach hotel. Visitors will love our shopping, which ranges from small shops brimming with treasures to large, fashionable outlet stores. Explore a pristine beach, or stroll a bo...
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Excellent 10.0
very clean and extremely friendly staff, nice homey feeling, great breakfast
Excellent 10.0
Very friendly and helpful staff. Warm pool water Clean rooms Better than average breakfast included.Great location, central to outlets and easy access to beach a short drive away. Easy access off Route 1 at a traffic light.
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Overall Rating - Good - 2 reviews
Good 7.3
Location was convenient to both Dewey and Rehoboth. Relatively easy parking situation
Water didn't taste very good, I tried the in room coffee maker. Hot water shower is erratic, temperature fluctuations


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A House budget: Preparing for bigger tax hikes
Gov. Hassan proposed spending far more than the state had to spend. To do it, she raised a bunch of taxes and fees and included $80 million in revenue from casino licenses. The House cannot include the casino revenue because it did not pass the bill authorizing new casinos. So it had to scale back Hassan's spending by more than $50 million.
So the House budget is more realistic than Hassan's. Yet it includes enough new spending, paid for by tax and fee hikes, that it should not pass. There is the 30-cents per pack cigarette tax hike, which has been in the news a lot. But did you know that the budget hikes saltwater fishing license fees by 50 percent and increases marriage license fees? It also raises the gasoline tax by 12 cents per gallon and contains business tax hikes. For instance, the Legislature last year let businesses "carry forward" operating losses of up to $10 million on future tax returns. The budget postpones that law for a year.
It also contains policy changes that have no place in state budgets. Legislators in the last session finally zeroed out the state's Certificate of Need Board, which increases health care expenses by forcing providers to get board approval before buying certain new equipment or opening new centers. It suppresses competition, keeping prices high. The budget inexplicably brings this cost-raising, bureaucratic nightmare back to life.
To their credit, House budget writers resisted the temptation to fully fund every wish of their party's varied constituent groups, which are legion. They spend less on the University System of New Hampshire, for example, than Gov. Hassan proposed, and less on some social services. But they still spend more than the state has or is likely to have in the next two years. This budget is a return to the bad old days of pushing spending up beyond our ability to pay for it, with the design of justifying future tax hikes when revenues inevitably fall short of the politicians' "priorities."
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To be chosen or needed to raid, you need to be flexible.
I have limited time to raid, yet when I can turn up, I have no problem being chosen to go due to multiple toons and dual specs. As a Boomkin/Tree, I can be either healing or DPS and everyone is glad of the Boomkin's extra crit and improved Mark of the Wild. I also have a prot pally and firefrost mage (who really doesn't get much work at all) so any raid may consist of me starting as moonkin, changing to healing tree halfway through and occasionally tanking as needed.
This also means that I don't really have a main or obsess about alts, I simply play what the raid needs and spend a lot of gold on the auction making sure my gear is good enough on all my toons despite not having a lot of time for raid drops.
So if you are stuck as a single toon and no-one wants you then first try dual specs and then get another toon or two in your stable.


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DES PLAINES, IL - MAY 09: A woman shops for wine in the wine aisle near a six-pack of Corona Extra beer in a grocery store May 9, 2006 in Des Plaines, Illinois. With new flavors and packaging, beer sales, reportedly, may be on the rise as it competes against wine, not only for shelf space, but also sales. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)
Would you leave your teenager with a key to your liquor cabinet? Does anyone even have a liquor cabinet anymore?
Well, the state of California is hoping to rein in minors walking out of grocery stores with alcohol thanks to self-checkout aisles.
The state Senate approved a bill that would require retailers to process alcohol purchases through the traditional checkout system only. The measure now goes to Governor Schwarzenegger for approval.
Supporters say it will cut down on alcohol purchases by minors.
Opponents, including the California Grocers Association, say self-checkout machines already alert store employees to check ID when a customer scans an alcoholic beverage. They say there's no evidence the technology has allowed minors to sneak through.
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