B.C.’s top court replaced a 21-month jail sentence with house arrest for Indigenous offender Isaac Harrison Davis, who fractured a man’s skull. The court cited Gladue principles, reducing the sentence due to Davis’ Indigenous background. Davis was given a conditional sentence of two years less a day, with 18 months to be served under house arrest for the assault that caused severe brain injury to the victim.
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In Italy, a Canadian has a 'very humbling experience' meeting with King Charles
SummaryDuring a state visit to Italy on April 10, 2025, King Charles III presented a King's Coronation Medal to Maj. Casey Anderson, a military intelligence officer in the Canadian Armed Forces. This event took place in Ravenna, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the province's liberation from Nazi occupation, a significant military operation involving Canadian and British forces during the Second World War. The reception highlighted the historical ties and contributions of the Canadian military in...
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