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Katrina Clarke
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Investigative Reporter, Winnipeg Free Press
Winnipeg
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Clearing their names: New Canadian federal law aims to tackle inequities for Indigenous people who are wrongfully convicted
By Katrina Clarke Verified, Dan Lett Verified| Winnipeg Free Press Verified The news shook the small community of Pinaymootang First Nation: four of their young men convicted of killing a stranger in Winnipeg. Garnet Woodhouse grew up with all four on the Interlake reserve, then known as Fairford. He knew them as quiet, hard-working and kind, and he believed them when they said they were innocent.
By Dan Lett Verified, Katrina Clarke Verified| Winnipeg Free Press Verified It remains the great unanswered question lurking over Manitoba’s justice system. How many wrongful convictions did prosecutor George Dangerfield engineer during his career? It’s a legitimate question, considering no other Crown attorney in Canada has been connected to as many.
By Dan Lett Verified, Katrina Clarke Verified| Winnipeg Free Press Verified For a man who lived most of his adult life in the spotlight, there was something oddly low-key about George Dangerfield’s death. A highly accomplished Crown prosecutor, Dangerfield had a career that was the stuff of legends. From the early 1970s until 2000, he prosecuted dozens of Manitoba’s most notorious criminals. Serial killers, predatory rapists and bent cops all faced justice at the point of Dangerfield’s accusing finger.
Company Info
Winnipeg Free Press
The Winnipeg Free Press is the oldest newspaper in Western Canada, established in 1872. Originally named the Manitoba Free Press, it has been a vital source of news and information in Manitoba, covering local, national, and international issues. The newspaper has evolved significantly since its early days, expanding from an eight-page weekly publication to a daily edition and various special publications. The Winnipeg Free Press provides both print and digital news, offering comprehensive coverage of local news, sports, business, and entertainment. It features in-depth editorial content on a wide range of topics, including politics and cultural events. The newspaper also includes special sections that cater to diverse reader interests, such as women’s topics, crop reports, and book reviews. With a broad readership across Manitoba, it serves as an important platform for advertisers looking to connect with a wide audience in Western Canada.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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Founded: 1872