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More legion money
troubles revealed
Local and national officials of the
Royal Canadian Legion have now revealed there have been accounting
irregularities at the Mission branch that may have cost the local group more
than $30,000.
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Father's trial
set in daughter's killing
The man accused in the death of toddler
Chassidy Whitford will face a trial that will stretch almost two months in
Abbotsford provincial court amid tight security.
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Valley drinkers
hitting the bottle hard
Heavy drinkers, both men and women, are
more prevalent in the Fraser Valley, according to a recent Fraser Health
Authority report.
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We're still
waiting on winter
Snow capped mountains are a rare sight
these days, especially with warmer-than-normal temperatures during these winter
months. "In general, it has been exceptionally warm," said Environment
Canada meteorologist David Jones.
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COPS: Guns
seized, pot operation busted
Abbotsford police drug squad officers
dismantled a marijuana growing operation and seized three guns Tuesday at a
Debreen Crescent home.
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Mission teachers
want Clark to quit
Members of the Mission Teachers Union
are not pleased with the education minister and are asking for her resignation.
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Court denies
Holtam appeal in 1997 killings
On Thursday the Supreme Court of Canada
rejected Doug Holtam's request to appeal his convictions of first-degree murder
in the death of both his wife Leonora Holtam and his daughter Jenny Holtam.
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Luxor takes city
to court to get its licence back
An Abbotsford nightclub shut down for
four months by city council on Dec. 30 is petitioning the B.C. Supreme Court to
have its business licence reinstated.
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'Fear mongering'
surrounds Abby hospital announcement
Despite the elation over the official
declaration last week by local MLAs and city leaders that the long-awaited
Abbotsford hospital will be constructed, the Hospital Employees' Union is
raising red flags.
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