'Paul made me do it.' (murder case)

Article Abstract:

The harrowing case of Paul Bernardo, charged with three sex-related murders of teenage girls, continued in Ontario with his ex-wife testifying against him. She was also implicated in the case but she was allowed to plead guilty to two manslaughter counts in exchange for her testimony.

Cases, Murder, Ontario, Murder trials, Bernardo, Paul

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Meeting in Seville

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The Canadian pavilion at Expo '92 in Seville, Spain, which opened Apr 20, 1992, has become one of the more popular exhibits at the fair. A total of 110 nations have participated in Expo '92, which is part of Spain's celebration of Christopher Columbus's disovery of the Americas.

Social aspects, Expo '92

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Blood pressure: under heavy fire, the Red Cross fights back

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The Canadian Red Cross Society is attempting to appeal to the Supreme Court the ruling that individuals can be held accountable for the tainted blood that caused AIDs and hepatitis C among thousands of Canadians in the 1980s.

Blood collection and preservation, Investigations, Blood, Contamination, Canadian Red Cross Society

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