Monday May 21 | Edmonton Journal
Montana parole board recommends against clemency for Ronald Smith
Convicted murderer Ronald Smith breaks down during his clemency hearing in Powell County District court May 2, 2012 as his sister Rita Duncan reads a letter Smith wrote to his mother on her death bed.
New book reveals joys and sorrows at Cut Bank Indian Boarding School
In many ways, life for Murt and Murlyn McCluskey at the Cut Bank Indian Boarding School was like something out of a Charles Dickens novel.
Death row Canadian Ronald Smith weeps as clemency hearing continues
With more than 100 films and 76 screenings and six world premieres, Vancouver's DOXA 2012 documentary festival runs May 4 to 13.
Man, woman die in car wreck near Dupuyer
The Montana Highway Patrol reported on Sunday that a 28-year-old Polson woman was driving a Pontiac Grand Prix with a 30-year-old male passenger from Browning.
Two nations divided by death: Ronald Smith makes his final bid to escape execution
Albertan Ronald Smith is the only Canadian on death row in the U.S. He has finally exhausted his legal appeals to avoid execution for the 1982 murders of two men, but is seeking executive clemency.