Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, December 16, 2000

Issue date: Saturday, December 16, 2000
Pages available: 233
Previous edition: Friday, December 15, 2000

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Lay assault charges whether or not victims cooperate and in the absence of Independent the cases often fall apart if the victim refuses to testify or if an innocent party has been counter Mackintosh has not yet read co tracks but said he is Well aware of concerns about the Zero tolerance he asked his staff to review it months ago and expects a report by Spring at the weve had concerns about its strength when almost so per cent of the charges Are being stayed or Mackintosh said he suspects a significant number of the stayed charges could have been continued if More evidence had been his department might be Able to follow the Lead of other jurisdictions in working with police on tools for gathering Independent he the policy was never meant to Stop police officers from exercising judgment about a complainants Mackintosh there is a misconception that it requires charges to be Laid on the basis of an Oral his department is working with police on additional train ing about when to Lay police 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losing the which employees about 30 will Hurt the Community and local there Are a lot of economic spinoff said who runs a local insurance however As Wyatt and three others waited for question period to end so they could confront nip staffers attempted to Hustle them away from to one worker tried to convince them to go into the party caucus it was suggested that Chomiak would be tied up in the House for some even though ministers Are readily available after question Transcona nip la Daryl Reid even questioned one Petitioner about her links to the Canadian Valerie Wadephul said she is disappointed at the Way the whole affair has been handled by the Wadephul said Transcona has always backed the i feel she the residents did get to see the minister accepted the exchanged a few Quick and thanked them for their support before hurrying he explained to reporters that the moving of the health unit was Only tem Chomiak said they will eventually shift the resources Back to the comm opening up a primary care Centre which will offer additional such As nutritional its in said he could not say when that will currently no Money has been set aside for the proposed the government has signed a five year lease with the strip ;