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Judge reserves decision on fate of Saskatchewan Mountie killer’s truck
By Jeremy Simes REGINA, SASK-CP-A man sentenced to life in prison for killing two Mounties in a chase involving his blue pickup truck 20 years ago will have to wait on whether he can get the vehicle back. Justice Daryl Labach told a Saskatoon courtroom Monday he’s reserving his decision on what to do with Curtis Dagenais’ 1986 GMC 1500. The judge is set to make a ruling on Dec. 4. Prosecutors are seeking the vehicle be forfeited to the…
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Annual Route 54 Harvest Festival draws huge crowds
Route 54’s annual Harvest Festival Give-Away had cars lined up down the highway for the popular…
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Blitz leading scorer joins Ironmen
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Hill backstops Haudenosaunee squad to bronze at international tournament
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Six Nations member selected in first round of NLL draft
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New American pro box lacrosse league to launch in January
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Wait over for day in court
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Judge reserves decision on fate of Saskatchewan Mountie killer’s truck
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Community papers connect remotely housed Albertans to satellite internet rebate
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A home in Mississauga or Brampton, at what cost?
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Federal funding to support 60 housing units in Yorkton, Yellow Quill First Nation
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