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Manslaughter trial gets emotional in Winnipeg
Jeremy Botelho, a former University of Manitoba football star, is accused of killing Kelly Clay during a bar fight in April 2010.
Football star's fatal punch probed at manslaughter trail
Former U of M Bisons football player Jeremy Botelho is on trial for manslaughter.
As many as 25 people attended a public hearing held in conjunction with the East St.
Bakema perjury trial to hear closing arguments
The trial of Harold Bakema, a former Manitoba municipal police chief accused of perjury and obstruction of justice, is set to hear closing arguments today.
Flowers bloom as market centre opens
Schreimer's Market Centre has been open for the past two week, however, this past weekend an official grand opening was held on May 11 and 12.
Final witness testifies at Bakema perjury trial
Former East S.t Paul Police chief Harry Bakema is seen in a file photo. He was the police officer left holding the proverbial bag when a high-profile prosecution fell apart.
Finicky falcon steals pork chops, but not wiener
Don Marks, editor of Grassroots News, was barbecuing on the 26th-floor balcony of his penthouse apartment in Osborne Village last week when a large visitor flew in and stole a pork chop.
Ex-cop spills at ex-chief's trial
A public inquiry has already found a high-profile deadly crash investigation was "riddled with incompetence" and "conducted in bad faith." Now a criminal trial against the former East St.
Former Manitoba top cop rejected suspicions of colleague's impairment
His former police colleague had just been involved in a high-speed crash that left an innocent motorist dead.
Court in Bakema perjury trial hears from paramedic who responded to fatal crash
Harry Bakema, the former chief of East St. Paul police, is on trial in Winnipeg for a number of charges.
Innocent, says former police chief
Harry Bakema, the former chief of the East St. Paul police force, began his three-week trial Monday by pleading not guilty to six criminal charges, including perjury, breach of trust and obstruction of justice.
Manitoba ex-police chief's perjury trial to begin
The former chief of a now-defunct Manitoba municipal police force is set to be tried today in connection with a car crash that killed a Winnipeg woman in 2005.
A serving of food for the soul
Ruth Bonneville / Winnipeg Free Press Eastview Community Church pastors Dave Ens and Greg Armstrong in what used to be the Mirlycourtois Restaurant.
TREVOR HAGAN / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS David Strang , Kyle Borley, Cathy Rayner and Di 1 2Arcy Stearns of The Barefoot Ceili Band: i 1 2Iti 1 2s happy music.