Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 26, 1995, Winnipeg, Manitoba B2winnipeg free july Sawchuk accused of probation breach by Kevin Rollason Law courts Teporter a Winnipeg Man already accused several times of leaving his court ordered care program without a supervisor has been arrested for the offence Kelly has been charged with two breaches of pro Bation and one breach of recon Winnipeg police spokesman Eric tinier said yesterday that on july 20 Sawghuk allegedly left unescorted the residence where he must stay unless Turner said Sawchuk was also picked up by police on monday wandering unescorted in the Halls of the Misericordia general hos defence counsel Martin Glazer said Sawchuk is in custody in the Winnipeg remand Centre until he gets out on the department of family ser vices is still willing to uphold its agreement with Kelly As Long As he commits no Glazer family services spokeswoman Cindy Stevens said whether saw chunks program continues or not depends on whether he gets out on weve always acknowledged theres a lot of challenges with Kellys Case and Hes not going to change Stevens who has the mental age of seven because of fetal alcohol has been accused in the past of setting several he has never been last Sawchuk was Given a oneyear suspended sentence after pleading guilty to threaten ing to Stab his care worker and her at the time the in what was considered to be a first in Appeal court judges clarify pub mandate North sent Sawchuk into the care of a team of eight coun Sellors and professionals instead of Sawchuk was ordered into a residence for 12 months under the rules and orders set out by the department of family after it was hoped that saw Chuk need such an intensive but As of last Sawchuk had already been charged with by Kevin Rollason Law courts reporter the Public utilities Board has the Power to raise aut Opac rates for motorcycles by 15 per cent even when the Manitoba Public insurance is against the the provinces highest court has in a 12page judgment released Justice Kerr twaddle of the court of Appeal said the pub can do More than approve of reject an application or fix a rate below that sought by a provincial the boards function is not Only to protect Consumers from unreasonable but also to ensure the fiscal health of the corporation and fairness Between different classes of twaddle said in the decision agreed to by Madam Justice Bonnie Helper and Justice Guy the though was there to be exercised if the right circumstances lawyer Raymond who represented the coalition of Mani Toba motorcycle expressed but said the decision most Likely will not be Well concentrate on the pub hearing this october at which Pic is asking for a substantial Oakes the court action began in an unprecedented move in novem Ber the pub ordered a 15 per cent increase in aut Opac rates for saying pics application for a rate freeze did not Fol Low sound Pic spokesman Jim Kingdon said the court ruling provides clarification on the scope of the pubs Kingdon said Pic wanted a freeze on aut Opac rates for motor cyclists in 1994 because it was the first year of no fault insurance and the corporation wanted to err on the Side of Kingdon said Pic has already applied for a 17 per cent increase for to be heard by the pub this prisoner fast a remand official says by Tony Davis staff reporter the superintendent of the Winnipeg remand Centre says a hunger strike by 15 prisoners is a ploy centred around a phantom Inci they Are just trying to draw attention to theres no Issue Ron Coles said but inmates on an eight floor Range say they began a fou Day sunday in part to find out the Fate of a Fel Low they claim that in May a Pris Oner from the adjacent Segre gation Range was carried out of his cell on a his face covered by a we never saw the Guy said inmate Oliver adding a fellow inmate Given tobacco to clean the prisoners cell saw major but Coles said there Are no records of the do they think i could cover up a suicide asked adding that Smith 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teens for poaching near Duck Mountain provincial Park after a female Moose was pursued by a shot and her offspring left to department spokesman David Purvis said he is dismayed by the age of the youths charged one of the accused is Only these individuals Are no strangers to the methods and activities involved in he they have obviously been exposed to it at other Points in their Purvis said the Mother Moose had one or two calves with it when it was on their the Young animals Are probably dead he the teens were apprehended Early sunday by conservation offi cers patrolling the Boundary of the Duck Mountain provincial the suspects Are alleged to have shot the Moose in a wildlife Protection area that Borders provin1 Cial Road conservation officers found the who were travelling in a pickup truck and a in posses1 Sion of the dead Douglas Mckay Leon Burt Michael and an unidentified 15yearold Young offender face numerous charges under the wildlife All of the people charged Are from maps and 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