Close X
Thursday, October 10, 2024
ADVT 
National

Indigenous Woman Hit With Trailer Hitch Dies From Injuries

IANS, 04 Jul, 2017 03:03 PM
    THUNDER BAY, Ont. — Police say an Indigenous woman who was hit by a trailer hitch thrown from a passing car in Thunder Bay, Ont., in January has died.
     
     
    Barbara Kentner, 34, required emergency surgery after the Jan. 29 incident but never fully recovered.
     
     
    Kentner told police she and her sister were walking in a residential neighbourhood that night when someone threw a trailer hitch from a moving car.
     
     
    Her sister, Melissa Kentner, says she heard someone in the car say, "I got one."
     
     
    An 18-year-old man who was in the car has been charged with aggravated assault.
     
     
    Police have not yet said whether they plan to change the charge in light of Barbara Kentner's death.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Police To Seek Murder Charge In Death Of Baby Delivered After Mother Shot Dead

    Police To Seek Murder Charge In Death Of Baby Delivered After Mother Shot Dead
    Toronto police say any suspect charged in the fatal shooting of a 33-year-old pregnant woman last year will also be charged in the death of her baby, who was delivered prematurely.

    Police To Seek Murder Charge In Death Of Baby Delivered After Mother Shot Dead

    Ontario Group Home Resident Faces Murder Charges In Fire That Killed 2

    Ontario Group Home Resident Faces Murder Charges In Fire That Killed 2
    KAWARTHA LAKES, Ont. — Ontario Provincial Police say a second person has died following a fire late last week at an group home near the village of Oakwood, northeast of Toronto in Kawartha Lakes.

    Ontario Group Home Resident Faces Murder Charges In Fire That Killed 2

    John Furlong Warmly Received At Fundraiser After Initially Being Uninvited

    VANCOUVER — Former Vancouver Olympics CEO John Furlong received a standing ovation at a University of British Columbia fundraiser Tuesday while a handful of protesters gathered outside to draw attention to abuse allegations against him.

    John Furlong Warmly Received At Fundraiser After Initially Being Uninvited

    Prince Edward Island Reports 10 Cases Of Whooping Cough In The Province

    Dr. Heather Morrison, the Island's chief public health officer, says there are currently 10 cases in the province.

    Prince Edward Island Reports 10 Cases Of Whooping Cough In The Province

    Too Much 'Shaming' At Pride Event, Says Politician Who Will Not Attend

    WINNIPEG — Manitoba's health minister says he will not attend a Pride Parade in his constituency because there is too much shaming of people who don't participate.

    Too Much 'Shaming' At Pride Event, Says Politician Who Will Not Attend

    Grand Opening Of Vancouver's Trump Tower Draws Protesters, Police

    Grand Opening Of Vancouver's Trump Tower Draws Protesters, Police
    Protesters planned marches Tuesday in downtown Vancouver as President Donald Trump's two eldest sons attended the grand opening of their company's new hotel and condominium tower in a city known for diversity and progressive politics.

    Grand Opening Of Vancouver's Trump Tower Draws Protesters, Police