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Military personnel accused of killing and possessing endangered caribou in Alert
Newspaper of record for Nunavut, and the Nunavik territory of Quebec
nunatsiaq.com
This sounds like poaching, not sexual misconduct.Reset the counter!
Military personnel accused of killing and possessing endangered caribou in Alert
Newspaper of record for Nunavut, and the Nunavik territory of Quebecnunatsiaq.com
I hope they're both RCAF.
It is doing wonders for the brand
Hey- it is not Petawawa….Did they use a military helicopter to chase down the prey?
Military personnel accused of killing and possessing endangered caribou in Alert
Newspaper of record for Nunavut, and the Nunavik territory of Quebecnunatsiaq.com
They can join the list of Commanders that have been caught poaching.Military personnel accused of killing and possessing endangered caribou in Alert
Newspaper of record for Nunavut, and the Nunavik territory of Quebecnunatsiaq.com
This sounds like poaching, not sexual misconduct.
Does that qualify as a win?
We don't know that yet...This sounds like poaching, not sexual misconduct.
Does that qualify as a win?
We're not talking 1 RCHA here.I mean, we don’t know that they didn’t…
"We thought it was just a big dog".We're not talking 1 RCHA here.
Hopefully there are still enough reporters out there that someone will be attending the initial trial on Thursday.
Hence why I'm hoping for a reporter - the information available to date is rather thing gruel.It’s just a first appearance. The charges will be read, and the matter will be held over to a later date. There may be an election as to whether it will proceed summarily or by indictment. I’m curious whether there will be an argument that whatever was done was in the course of their duties and if they’ll have crown funded counsel, or if they’re on their own. I’m also curious about when the charge was laid and when the Jordan clock started ticking. For a provincial court matter, the presumptive timeline is charge to completion of trial in 16 months. If it goes to superior court that bumps to 30.
It’s not unprecedented for a federal government department to be prosecuted for a criminal offence, but it certainly isn’t common.