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But the Manitoba Human Rights Commission has new “ practical guidelines for landlords” about “ comfort animals,” as distinguished from “ service animals,” such as dogs trained for a specific caregiving purpose. The guidelines suggest the significance, and far- reaching importance of comfort animals, in these introductory words: “ Many people rely on animals for comfort or companionship because of things like their age or disability. These tenants, or potential tenants, may request that a landlord accommodate their need to live with their animal.” The commission is more specific. Elsewhere it states there is a clear “ duty” on the part of landlords, employers and service providers “ to reasonably accommodate a person’s need to rely on a comfort/ companion animal.” Mind you, the commission also makes this important point: “ A person must prove that they have a need based on their disability or other protected characteristic, to live or work with, or be accompanied by their animal. A need is different than a want or preference and is usually proven by a medical note.” Despite that specificity, Edison Properties’ Koch- Schulte believes the guidelines may create more confusion than clarity. Not for me, they don’t. Of course I’m a cat and dog lover, not a landlord who has to deal with the issue, case by case, and decide who’s truly in need of comfort. And who’s just trying to con them. That brings us to this paragraph from the guidelines that may not please landlords, but should comfort both Normand and Tusk, and those like them. “ It will be extremely rare that it would be reasonable to deny a person the ability to live with their comfort/ companion animal in an individual unit.” So there you have it. And the way I read it, for people such as Frank Normand, having a caregiving animal such as Tusk is a human right. Because it’s the humane, right thing to do. gordon. sinclair@ freepress. mb. ca Cat Continued from B 1 MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Pictures of poise Ballerinas warm up onstage prior to Ballet in the Park at Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg Wednesday. The free, family- friendly nightly performances run until Friday, starting at 7: 30 p. m. AN inmate at Stony Mountain Institution has been charged in a four- yearold sexual- assault case. Investigators used DNA evidence to link 41- year- old Emery Miles McLeod to a serious sexual assault that happened on July 31, 2011. A 20- year- old woman was walking in the 400 block of Langevin Street when she was attacked, knocked unconscious and sexually assaulted, police said in a news release. The attacker fled when a witness intervened, and a search by officers and police dogs failed to track down the suspect. Earlier this year, a suspect was identified based on DNA evidence collected at the time of the assault, and police issued a warrant for the arrest. On July 22, McLeod, who is currently serving a 15- year sentence for manslaughter in the killing of his former roommate, was charged with sexual assault causing bodily harm. It took this long to charge him, Winnipeg Police Service spokesman Const. Rob Carver said Wednesday, because there was no match in the DNA database until McLeod was required to submit a DNA sample following his conviction on another offence. McLeod was convicted of manslaughter in December 2014 for his role in the 2012 killing and dismemberment of Darin Monias. He was found not guilty of the more serious charge of second- degree murder after his lawyers argued Monias died during a “ consensual wrestling match” that got out of hand and McLeod decided to cut up the body to conceal his roommate’s death. Assault charge for inmate AN almost 40- year- old refrigerator has become the 30,000th fridge retired under Manitoba Hydro’s Power Smart refrigerator retirement program. Manitoba Hydro says the 17- cubicfoot chocolate- brown fridge, owned by Art Metz and his wife, Helen, is now on its way to a recycling facility to be stripped down, have its refrigerants safely removed and see its metals taken to specialized recyclers. “( Wednesday’s) milestone is proof that Manitobans want to be a part of the solution when it comes to energy conservation,” Energy Minister Drew Caldwell said in a statement. Fridge owners are paid $ 50 for their refrigerators, up from the original $ 40. 30,000th old fridge gone B_ 02_ Jul- 30- 15_ FP_ 01. indd B2 7/ 29/ 15 8: 30: 15 PM ;