Gordon Paul
Reporter at Waterloo Region Record
Reporter at Waterloo Region Record, Kitchener, Ont., [email protected]
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5 days ago |
therecord.com | Gordon Paul
One of three men convicted of murder in the execution-style shooting of Nadia Gehl in Kitchener 16 years ago could get early parole. Gehl’s husband, Ron Cyr, was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole until 2034 — 25 years from the date of his arrest in 2009. Cyr, now 46, filed a “faint hope” application to reduce the number of years before becoming eligible for parole.
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1 week ago |
therecord.com | Gordon Paul
A former Dutchie’s Fresh Market butcher told court Friday that getting shortchanged on his wages made him feel “betrayed and exploited.”Dutchie’s pleaded guilty to nine charges, under the Employment Standards Act, of failing to comply with orders to pay employees. Michael Renkema, the sole director of the Waterloo-based company, pleaded guilty to four charges. In provincial offences court in Kitchener on Friday, the company was fined $25,000; Renkema was fined $7,500.
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1 week ago |
thespec.com | Gordon Paul
A former Dutchie’s Fresh Market butcher told court Friday that getting shortchanged on his wages made him feel “betrayed and exploited.”Dutchie’s pleaded guilty to nine charges, under the Employment Standards Act, of failing to comply with orders to pay employees. Michael Renkema, the sole director of the Waterloo-based company, pleaded guilty to four charges. In provincial offences court in Kitchener on Friday, the company was fined $25,000; Renkema was fined $7,500.
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1 week ago |
hamiltonnews.com | Gordon Paul
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1 week ago |
therecord.com | Gordon Paul
A former member of the Royal Canadian Navy, who turned to alcohol to deal with post-traumatic stress disorder, assaulted three men and told police officers they would “have to taser him,” the Crown said in Kitchener mental health court. On the night of Jan. 14, the man was in the lobby of his apartment building on King Street North in Waterloo when three visitors, all men, arrived. The ex-sailor, 38, and one of the visitors exchanged words.
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