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Supreme Court dismisses appeal for Alberta man convicted in Metis hunter killingsThe Supreme Court says it dismissed Roger Bilodeau's appeal for the same reasons outlined by the Alberta Court of Appeal in 2024, which said there was no miscarriage of justice.
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Alberta Father Convicted in Métis Hunters' Killings Denied Full ParoleRoger Bilodeau, convicted of manslaughter for his role in the 2020 deaths of two Métis hunters, has been denied full parole by the Parole Board of Canada. While the board acknowledged Bilodeau's good behavior during his day parole, they deemed full parole premature, citing his 'profound lack of judgment' during the killings. Bilodeau's case is currently under appeal, and the Supreme Court of Canada is expected to hear arguments in February.
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Alberta Launches Assisted Living Alberta, Latest Agency in Healthcare RestructuringThe Alberta government continues its push to restructure healthcare, announcing Assisted Living Alberta as the final agency to take over services from Alberta Health Services. The new agency will focus on continuing and assisted care, as well as home care, addressing the growing needs of Alberta's senior population. However, critics raise concerns about the government's approach, arguing that it prioritizes restructuring over solving existing issues in seniors' care.
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Alberta government dismisses board of Alberta Health ServicesJust weeks after firing the head of Alberta Health Services, the Alberta government has dismissed the AHS board of directors and replaced it with the deputy minister of health.
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3rd-party advertiser Take Back Alberta fined more than $100K by Elections AlbertaTake Back Alberta, the third-party advertiser that made headlines for its role in the high-profile party-vote ouster of former premier Jason Kenney, has been fined more than $100,000 by Elections Alberta.
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Take Back Alberta founder plans to fight $112K in fines levied by Elections AlbertaThe body that oversees provincial election spending and voting rules has laid over $112,000 in fines against Take Back Alberta and its founder, David Parker, who plans to fight it.
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