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Crown argues Kelowna woman deceives the court in manslaughter case - Salmon Arm Observer

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By Brittany Webster Verified
| Salmon Arm Observer Verified
A Kelowna woman who has pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the 2022 death of her ex-boyfriend could see up to 15 years behind bars if Justice Murray imposes the highest consequences. The sentencing hearing for Ka-Mikosit Mae Favelle concluded in Kelowna on Feb. 17. The charges stem from the death of Adam Briand-Lawrence on Aug. 19, 2022. The hearing was adjourned on Jan. 23 after Favelle failed to appear in court following the lunch break due to an alleged overdose.
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No justice for Justice, missing dog found dead on Kelowna beach - West K News

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By Brittany Webster Verified
| West Kelowna News
A little dog that went missing in Kelowna on Nov. 6 was found dead, according to a social media post. Ally Gill posted to a lost pets Facebook group on Dec. 20 to let people know that five-year-old Yorkie Justice was no longer missing. The post reads, “It’s believed he fell in Mill Creek first or second day he went missing or somehow ended up in the lake at a later time, which would make sense why we had no sightings.
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Bailey’s Law passes second reading in House of Commons with standing ovation - Vernon Morning Star

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By Brittany Webster Verified
| The Morning Star (Vernon, BC) Verified
It was a unanimous decision in the House of Commons. Members of Parliament gave a standing ovation following Bailey’s Law passing second reading on Dec. 3. Kamloops MP Frank Caputo introduced Bailey’s Law, Bill C-225, to the House of Commons as a private members’ bill on Sept. 18. In the bill, all domestic violence killings would be treated as first-degree murder.
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