Category: Myles Sanderson

Deadly Stabbing Rampage in Saskatchewan Started With Violence Days Earlier: RCMP

April 27, 2023
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The RCMP released new details on the man accused of a mass stabbing that killed 11 people and injured 18 in Saskatchewan in 2022. In an extended news conference livestreamed on social media on April 27, Mounties painted a picture of two brothers, Myles and Damien Sanderson, “guzzling booze” and “pumping themselves up” as Damian…

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Brian Giesbrecht: Racially Based ‘Justice’ Is Built on Flawed Reasoning

February 19, 2023
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Commentary Provincial justice ministers of Manitoba and Saskatchewan are urgently calling on the federal government to “convene a bail reform summit to address the increasing level of violence faced by Canadians.” Other provincial justice ministers have voiced similar concerns. What is going on? The immediate concern is bail reform. But it is part of an…

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Suspect in Saskatchewan Stabbing Attempted Similar Attacks Years Ago, Court Files Show

September 8, 2022
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One of the suspects in the mass stabbing in Saskatchewan that left 10 people dead had committed a similar assault several years ago, court documents show. In 2015, Myles Sanderson was accused of trying to kill Earl Burns through “repeatedly stabbing with a knife,” and also attacked and wounded Joyce Burns, according to the documents obtained…

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Cory Morgan: Canada’s Weak Justice System Cost Lives in Saskatchewan Tragedy

September 7, 2022
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Commentary The extent of the government’s responsibilities and controls in the lives of citizens is debatable. From social engineering to business subsidies to funding public art, many people question whether or not the state needs to be involved in those matters. One realm where there is almost universal support for government action is the protection…

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