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Focuses on the charges against Steven and Ruth Shippy with criminal negligence in Alberta for allowing their son Calahan to die after the onset of childhood diabetes. Circumstances surrounding their child's death; Comments of the parents; Claims of the police.

Reports on the criminal case of Stoney Reserve Indian Christopher Shonder Goodstoney in Alberta. His conviction on charges of criminal negligence causing death; His blood alcohol level at the time of the automobile accident; His sentence for causing the deaths of Stephanie Smith, Craig Powell, Amber Keuben, and Brandy Keuben; The families of the victims' assertion that the case is being made into an aboriginal issue of race; Background on Goodstoney.

Reports the conviction on four counts of criminal negligence of Christopher Goodstoney, Stoney Reserve, Alberta. Criticism of the role of Alberta Provincial Court Judge John Reilly; Reilly's views on Stoney Reserve residents and their social problems; Details about Goodstoney's drunk driving accident which killed four; Goodstoney's release from custody by Reilly; Revocation of release; Goodstoney to be sentenced March 25, 1998.

The article discusses a Canadian court case involving railroad firm Montreal, Maine and Atlantic Railway Inc. and three of its employees for 24 counts of criminal negligence related to the July 6, 2013 crash that killed 47 people.

The article reports on the apprehension of Christopher Pauchy by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) April in Canada. The author stated that 24 years old and a father of two young girls Pauchy has been charged with criminal negligence causing death, related to failing to provide protection from exposure to the elements. He added that bodies of the his two daughters three years old Kaydance Pauchy and 15-month-old Santana have been found frozen in the snow outside their home.

Presents information on people in the news as of August 15, 2005. How Dr. Roger Perrault will stand trial in Canada for criminal negligence and endangering the public; Appointment of five new Canadian senators by Prime Minister Paul Martin, including Andrée Champagne, Hugh Segal, Dennis Dawson, Rod Zimmer and Larry Campbell; Arrest of marijuana activist Marc Emery for selling marijuana seeds over the Internet; Suspension of baseball player Rafael Palmeiro for testing positive for steroid use.

Presents information on a corporate criminal negligence law passed in Canada. Purpose of the law; Provisions of the legislation; Fines for less serious offenses.

Reports that Acting Sgt. Kenneth Deane lost his job with the Ontario Provincial Police. How he shot and killed native protestor Dudley George at a standoff at Ipperwash Provincial Park in Ontario; Conviction of Deane in 1997 of criminal negligence causing death.

Presents news briefs related to law and the judicial process in Canada as of December 4, 2000. Application of Peter Whitmore, a convicted pedophile, for a court order to stop police in Toronto from issuing a media alert about his impending release from prison; Ruling of the Supreme Court of Canada that a four-year minimum jail sentence for criminal negligence causing death by use of a firearm is not cruel and unusual punishment; Order of the Quebec Court of Appeal that Maurice Boucher, a high-ranking Hells Angel, be tried on murder charges.

Focuses on the issues surrounding police's decision to charge Starlene Gibson and Robert Shaw with criminal negligence in the death of their child Leslie who was hit by a truck while riding his bicycle in Edmonton, Alberta. Society's inability to deal with families in trouble; Shift of raising children from a community to a family responsibility; Child neglect in child welfare.

Focuses on the death of Leslie Shaw, a five-year-old boy in Edmonton, Ontario, and how the tragedy has grown into a national debate over parenting. The charges brought against his parents involving criminal negligence causing death because of their alleged failure to provide adequate supervision; The maximum penalty they could receive; How this case raises the question of whether a parent can be liable for the acts of third parties because of a lack of supervision.

Reveals that Canadians infected by prisoners' tainted blood imported from the United States in the 1980s intend to subpoena US President Bill Clinton as part of a lawsuit they have launched. Clinton's continued export of AIDS-tainted blood even after the US Food and Drug Administration banned its use domestically; How the blood was labelled; Amount of money the Canadians are asking for.

States that Acting Sergeant Kenneth Deane of the Ontario Provincial Police was charged with criminal negligence. Negligence having caused death in a case involving the shooting of Dudley George at Ipperwash Provincial Park in September of 1995; Details of the shooting.