CALGARY - Crown and defence lawyers agree that a man who pleaded guilty to a 2017 crash that killed a Calgary mother of three should serve time in federal
CALGARY - A man with a benign brain tumour who lost consciousness and killed a Calgary woman with his truck has vowed to never drive again. James Beagrie
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The widower of a Calgary woman struck down by a blacked-out motorist said not only has his family suffered a tragic loss but the whole world has as well.
In a victim impact statement read in court by Crown prosecutor Kane Richards, Suneet Sharma said he and his late wife, Anjna, looked forward to growing old together.
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“I expected to live my entire life with Anjna, we loved each other so much and we were truly soulmates,” the Calgary man wrote.
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Her hope of early parole remains faint, but convicted killer Nancy McKinnon moved a step closer to freedom on Friday.
Justice John Rooke agreed with defence counsel Balfour Der and James McLeod that on a balance of probabilities there is a substantial likelihood a Calgary jury will reduce McKinnon’s parole ineligibility at a so-called faint-hope hearing.
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The lawyers had applied for judicial approval of the application, a required step for a convicted killer to get a date before a jury to determine their case.