Brieanna Charlebois
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• Reporter for The Canadian Press (@cdnpressnews) in Vancouver •
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11-12-2017 22:25:30
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Ali's lawyer brought the so-called Jordan application in an attempt to stay the proceedings on the grounds it took too long for their client to get to trial, a limit Canada's High Court has set at 30 months. #Alimurdertrial
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Saturday read for The Canadian Press News: Spring break skiing
Across Canada, many of the ski resorts that are open have been working to cover up green patches and make their terrain skiable enough to entice their usual holiday visitors. #springbreak2024 #skiing
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Premier David Eby says social media companies can’t be let “off the hook” after two British Columbia teens fell victim to online sextortion scams and died by suicide in the past year. #sextortion #BCpoli
My latest for The Canadian Press News
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It’s been a dismal snow season, but scientist Michael Pidwirny says such conditions will be nothing unusual in just a couple decades. #skiseason #climatechange
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The father of a murdered 13-year-old girl has been under police investigation for allegedly bringing a gun into a Vancouver courtroom on the day that Ibrahim Ali was convicted of the killing, the man’s lawyer has told a hearing. Latest for The Canadian Press News
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Undercover police officers trying to solve a B.C. murder secretly collected DNA disguised as tea marketers. The sting identified a brother of the suspect in the murder of a 13-year-old girl, by Brieanna Charlebois theglobeandmail.com/canada/british… via The Globe and Mail #policing #genomics
The jury in Ibrahim Ali's B.C. murder trial was never told how police first came to suspect him of killing a 13yo girl. Here's how - undercover police secretly took DNA from Kurdish community members without their permission thecanadianpressnews.ca/prairies_bc/bc… via The Canadian Press News
BC Civil Liberties Association is 'stunned' by the operation by police disguised as tea marketers who offered free tea at a Kurdish new year festival, swabbed the cups, took identities for a 'contest'. Brieanna Charlebois uncovered this important story by sifting 100s of hours of recorded pretrial hearings