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Experienced and Trusted Lawyer Services in Edmonton | Stillman LLP

At Stillman LLP, our Edmonton-based law firm is deeply rooted in the vibrant west end community, committed to offering exceptional legal services while actively supporting local initiatives. With over 20 years of experience, our team of dedicated lawyers combines extensive resources with a collaborative approach to ensure effective and efficient service for both individuals and businesses. Our versatile practice spans civil litigation, corporate and commercial matters, real estate, family law, and wills and estates. By engaging in continuous communication and utilizing a team-based strategy, we provide tailored legal solutions that align with our clients' unique needs and objectives. Whether navigating complex legal challenges or seeking straightforward advice, Stillman LLP is dedicated to achieving the best outcomes for our Edmonton clients.

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Facing a divorce? Trust Kolinsky Law - The Best Family Divorce Lawyer in Edmonton

Are you facing the daunting prospect of a divorce and unsure where to turn? Look no further than Kolinsky Law, the leading authority in family law in Edmonton. As the Best Family Divorce Lawyer in Edmonton, Kolinsky Law offers unparalleled expertise and compassionate support during this challenging time. Our commitment to excellence has earned us a reputation as the Best Divorce Lawyers in Edmonton, Alberta.

At Kolinsky Law, we understand that each divorce case is unique and requires a tailored approach. Our seasoned Divorce Attorney in Edmonton will guide you through every step of the process, ensuring your rights and interests are protected. Whether you are dealing with child custody issues, property division, or spousal support, we provide comprehensive legal solutions designed to meet your specific needs.

Why choose Kolinsky Law? Our firm stands out among Family Lawyers in Edmonton for several reasons. First and foremost, our dedication to our clients is unmatched. We prioritize clear communication, meticulous preparation, and strategic planning to achieve the best possible outcomes. Our extensive experience and deep understanding of family law make us the Best Family Lawyers in Edmonton, Alberta.

When you choose Kolinsky Law, you are choosing the Best Divorce Lawyer in Edmonton, committed to securing a fair and favourable resolution for your case. We are well-versed in all aspects of family law, making us the go-to Family Law Lawyers in Edmonton for those seeking top-notch legal representation.

Don’t navigate your divorce alone. Trust the Best Divorce Lawyer Edmonton has to offer. Contact Kolinsky Law today to schedule your consultation. Let us provide the expert divorce representation you need to move forward with confidence.

Call now and discover why Kolinsky Law is the premier choice for Family Law in Edmonton. Your future starts with the Best Family Divorce Lawyer in Edmonton.

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Strategic and Compassionate Family Law Services in Edmonton | Brown Law Group

When hiring a family lawyer, you must hire someone who will find a solution that will work for your family, not just today, but well into the future. At Brown Legal Group, we meticulously analyze each case we take on, identify any risk factors, and consider all possible outcomes, so that your family can move forward both individually, and as a newly-defined family unit. With 30+ years of combined experience, we have established a reputation for excellence, and are proud to have many positive reviews from families we have represented in the past. If you are looking for a strategic, informed, and persistent Edmonton family lawyer to take on your case, we hope you’ll make Brown Law Group your first call. All consultations are offered at a flat fee, no matter how long the meeting lasts, so that you can enjoy peace of mind— one of the many ways we protect the best interests of our clients. If you are searching for top legal services for Edmonton family law court, contact Brown Law Group today.

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Settle Disputes With Our Edmonton Family Law Lawyers | Bhardwaj & Co.

When you are faced with important issues such as familial disputes, you need trusted Edmonton family law lawyers by your side. At Bhardwaj+CO, you can count on us to be there for you and provide reliable, transparent, and extensive representation. We understand that this can be a difficult time for you, and with our extensive knowledge, we will guide you on the steps you have to take to resolve these legal issues. Feel free to contact us for a personalized solution.

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more queer houses!

Klovharu Summer Cottage by Raili Pietilä for Tove Jansson and Tuulikki Pietilä

1964-1965, Klovharu Island, Porvoo Archipelago, Finland

Tove Jansson and Tuulikki Pietilä spent every summer in this cottage for nearly 30 years. Tove chose the site by camping on various places on Klovharu, and they designed it with Tuulikki's sister-in-law, based on a fisherman's cabin on the island of Pellinge. It lacked electricity and running water, and if guests arrived, Tove and Tuulikki would give up the bed and camp outside. the cottage is a single room, with a cellar underneath--for food storage and a small sauna--built into the rock. the cottage is now an artist residency--with the original interiors preserved--but can be visited during one week in July. More about the cottage. Interview with Raili Pietilä. Tuulikki's films.

Hangover House by William Alexander Levy for Richard Haliburton

1937, Laguna Beach, California, USA

Hangover House, or Halliburton House, was designed by William Alexander Levy (he later dropped Levy from his name) for celebrity explorer Richard Halliburton and his ghostwriter and lover Paul Mooney. Supposedly, by the time the house was completed Halliburton and Mooney's relationship had expanded to include a third: Alexander himself. The house was built of concrete, with large public rooms and three small bedrooms, one for each of the men. Sadly, Halliburton and Mooney were lost at sea in 1939, and Halliburton's family sold the house and buried all references to his queerness. The house still stands today and is a private residence. More images here.

Azurest South by Amaza Lee Meredith 1938, Ettrick, Virginia, USA

Azurest South might be the first International Style home to have been built in Virginia, and instead of in a wealthy white enclave like you might expect, it's located just off of the campus of Virginia State University, an Historic Black College/University. it was built by pioneering artist, architect, and educator Amaza Lee Meredith for herself and her partner, Dr. Edna Meade Colson. colson was the head of the education department at VSU, and meredith was head of the art department (which she had created in 1930). we know from her scrapbooks that meredith was looking at european designs and experimenting with them in the house. the result was something unlike everything around it--flat roofs, glass bricks, bright paint and tilework inside--an antidote to traditionally conservative virginia architecture. azurest south today belongs to the vsu alumni association. it is not open to visit, but has received increased attention and grant funding over the past few years, so it may well be someday! More about Meredith as architect. More about Azurest South. And more! (additionally, if you're near richmond va there's an exhibition about meredith & azurest south at the institute for contemporary art until march 9 2025)

Six Acres by Mary Imrie and Jean Wallbridge 1954-1957, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Mary Imrie and Jean Wallbridge were partners in work and life, establishing the first all-female architectural firm in Canada. in the 50s, they built a house to serve as their home and office along the banks of the north saskatchewan river and called it "six acres" after the size of the lot. they traveled enthusiastically and widely (pdf) and were avid outdoorspeople. like a lot of women architects at this point in the 20th century, they were largely relegated to residential commissions, which they found frustrating. that said, they gained a reputation for helping clients who were struggling with construction costs by encouraging gatherings of friends and neighbors to assist with the work, something they had hands-on experience with, having assisted in the building of their own home. the house is still standing and is now the office of the alberta land stewardship centre. timeline of their lives and careers. more about the house itself.

Finella by Raymond McGrath for Mansfield Duval Forbes c. 1850, renovated 1929, Cambridge, England, UK

Mansfield Forbes was an english don at clare college, cambridge. in 1928 he leased a victorian home called "the yews" and spent the next year working with Raymond McGrath (previous seen here) to transform it into a modern fairyland, named in tribute of Finella, a 10th century Pictish queen. the interiors were a celebration of new materials--there were floors made of induroleum (wood and asbestos powder), walls painted with iridescent cellulose paint, something called copper plymax (??), and the entry hall had a vaulted ceiling covered in glass panels backed with silver leaf. forbes intended it to be a gathering place of sympathetic minds, to host salons in celebration of modern art and architecture in a setting a queer and future-looking as he himself was. unfortunately, he vastly overspent in outfitting Finella, and when he died suddenly in 1935, the contents of the house were auctioned off. Finella is still part of Cambridge and houses fellows of gonville & caius college. the college recently restored the hall, which can apparently be toured on specific days. interior photos from 1929 and 2004.

112 Charles Street by Eleanor Raymond 1868, renovated 1922, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

When Eleanor Raymond began work on 112 Charles Street, it had recently had the front 10 feet sliced off to allow for the widening of the street, so her renovation was essentially a reimagining. eleanor designed the house for her mother, who had her own apartment, as well as eleanor herself, her sister rachel, and her partner ethel powers. the three of them shared a floor. powers wrote for the magazine House Beautiful (and would go on to be its editor) and featured the home three times. in the largest feature on its interiors, she emphasized that since it was a home of three business women, it needed to be "self running." raymond would go on to design and build much more modernist houses, and the conservative appearance of this one might be due to how early in her career it was (she graduated from her architecture program in 1919), but i think it's more likely that she was aware of the necessity of appearing somewhat inconspicuous in her surroundings, as a queer woman with a career. read more about her work here. and here.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

The family of a woman shot by an officer in Edmonton during a wellness check said her death was unnecessary, as the number of police shootings across Canada show little sign of relenting over the past four years. "I see my daughter's death as being a result of a complete mishandling of the tools available to law enforcement in the application of dealing with mental health issues," the family of the woman, who has not been publicly identified, said in a statement from their lawyer, Tom Engel. Edmonton police have said officers were called for a welfare check earlier this month. There were risks the woman may harm herself, so police say officers entered the apartment. There was a confrontation and the woman was shot. The woman's family said that had the police approach been gradual and gentle, she would have understood the nature of the visit and would still be alive.

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[probablyasocialecologist]

First, let’s address the fact that hackers recently accessed the personal data of about 14,000 23andMe customers. Because of how 23andMe works—it has a “DNA Relatives” feature that lets users find people they are probably related to—this breach created 6.9 million “other users” who had data stolen in the breach, according to reporting by TechCrunch. This data included people’s names, birth year, relationships, percentage of DNA shared with other 23andMe users, and ancestry reports.

[...]

Getting your DNA or your loved ones’ DNA sequenced means you are potentially putting people who are related to those people at risk in ways that are easily predictable, but also in ways we cannot yet predict because these databases are still relatively new. I am writing this article right now because of the hack, but my stance on this issue has been the same for years, for reasons outside of the hack. In 2016, I moderated a panel at SXSW called “Is Your Biological Data Safe?,” which was broadly about the privacy implications of companies and other entities creating gigantic databases of people’s genetic code. This panel’s experts included a 23andMe executive as well as an FBI field agent. Everyone on the panel and everyone in the industry agrees that genetic information is potentially very sensitive, and the use of DNA to solve crimes is obviously well established.  At the time, many of the possible dangers of providing your genome to a DNA sequencing company were hypothetical. Since then, many of the hypothetical issues we discussed have become a reality in one way or another. For example, on that panel, we discussed the work of an artist who was turning lost strands of hair, wads of chewing gum, and other found DNA into visual genetic “portraits” of people. Last year, the Edmonton Police Service, using a company called Parabon, used a similar process to create 3D images of crime suspects using DNA from the case. The police had no idea if the portrait they generated actually looked like the suspect they wanted, and the practice is incredibly concerning. To its credit, 23andMe itself has steadfastly resisted law enforcement requests for information, but other large databases of genetic information have been used to solve crimes. Both 23andMe and Ancestry are regularly the recipients of law enforcement requests for data, meaning police do see these companies as potentially valuable data mines. 

[beardedmrbean]

FRANKFORT – Potential mothers could claim child support during pregnancy under a new proposal before the Kentucky legislature.

House Bill 243, filed by Republican Reps. Amy Neighbors of Edmonton and Stephanie Dietz of Edgewood, would change Kentucky law to claim child support "at any time following conception."

The bill is designed to support pregnant mothers, Neighbors said.

"There are a lot of costs associated with a pregnancy and basically getting ready for baby," Neighbors said, pointing to car seats, other needed supplies and lost work time when a pregnant mother has to attend doctor appointments.

But abortion-rights advocates see the bill as part of an attempt to advance an anti-abortion agenda by laying the groundwork for fetal personhood under Kentucky law.

Bills based on the idea that a fetus is a person have been filed across the country after the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022.

Neighbors said her decision to introduce the bill was not directly influenced by Kentucky's ban on most abortions but rather by a desire to support women during pregnancy.

The measure also would allow paternity testing prior to birth, as long as it's safe to do so, Neighbors said.

The bill was sent to the Committee on Committees on Jan. 11. Neighbors said she believes HB 243 will have widespread support from House Republicans.

Critics see bill as attempt at fetal personhood

Abortion-rights advocates told The Courier Journal the measure is an attempt to cement into law the belief that life begins at conception.

Rep. Lisa Willner, D-Louisville, said the measure would create a "slippery slope" for pregnant people.

"What the bill would do would be to grant full personhood to an embryo from the moment of conception," Willner said. "These so-called personhood laws could result in a pregnant woman facing child abuse charges and even incarceration if she seeks treatment for drug or alcohol abuse.”

“The legislature should instead focus on bolstering actual support for pregnancy, such as ensuring insurance access, covering doula and midwifery services, and expanding mental health supports," Willner said.

"This bill is an underhanded attempt to advance an anti-abortion agenda and lay the groundwork for fetal personhood in state law by allowing people to seek child support for a fetus," said Tamarra Wieder, Kentucky state director for the Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates.

Wieder is also concerned the bill would open the door for surveillance of pregnant people because it would require the state to verify their eligibility for child support. She agreed with Willner that the legislature should focus on health care during pregnancy.

Planned Parenthood will ask its supporters to call legislators and express their opposition, Wieder said.

"We may actually be able to stop this because Kentuckians don't want more restrictions to abortion, and this is another abortion restriction that would be codified in law," Wieder said.

But when asked when asked about the comments from abortions-rights supporters, Neighbors said, "I can’t stress enough that my goal is to simply be supportive of mothers, children, and families."

National trend

The bill is the first Kentucky measure Willner has seen that creates a potential personhood definition for a fetus, she said.

But other states and Congress have considered, and in some cases adopted, similar bills around child support.

In 2021, Utah adopted a measure that requires fathers to pay 50% of the mother's pregnancy expenses. Indiana's legislature last year expanded the list of childbirth-related expenses fathers could be held responsible for paying, though the legislature stopped short of categorizing those payments as child support.

Georgia's abortion law applies the state's child support rules to any fetus "with a detectable heartbeat."

Washington Republicans have introduced bills similar to the current proposal in Kentucky. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Iowa, in December introduced in their respective chambers the "Supporting Healthy Pregnancy Act," which would require biological fathers to pay child support for medical expenses during pregnancy.

"These bills are often introduced by folks who are pro-life or anti-abortion who believe that a fetus or unborn child is a rights-holding person," said Mary Ziegler, a law professor at the University of California-Davis. She is writing a book about the fetal personhood movement.

"The strategy behind them is to set a precedent that, you know, that life in the womb has rights essentially, which would obviously have extensions to abortion too," Ziegler said. "Essentially it would mean liberal abortion laws would be unconstitutional."

A separate Kentucky bill introduced by Sen. David Yates, D-Louisville, would add exceptions for rape, incest, maternal health, and lethal fetal anomalies to Kentucky's near-total ban on abortions. __________________

I thought this was what they wanted, people keep going after pro life people for fetal child support and now that it's on the docket they're mad for some reason.

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14 Cartoons About Basement Development Edmonton That'll Brighten Your Day

In the dynamic city of Edmonton, where real estate is at a premium, homeowners are progressively counting on basement development to maximize their building's possible and develop flexible space. Edmonton's unique environment, with long wintertimes and also short summer seasons, makes a well-designed cellar an important addition to any kind of residence. Basement development not only broadens living locations however additionally increases home value, making it a sensible investment for homeowners. In this post, we'll explore the advantages, considerations, as well as trends in cellar development in Edmonton.

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Cellar development has arised as an attractive option to attend to the city's real estate requirements. With a currently existing structure, cellars use an affordable way to increase the functional square footage of a building without modifying the house's total impact.

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One of one of the most considerable benefits of basement development is the capacity to develop added space tailored to particular needs. Whether it's adding additional bed rooms, a home office, a leisure location, or a visitor suite, cellars can be transformed into flexible areas that cater to the unique lifestyle of each house owner. This development of living spaces permits family members to comfortably suit their changing demands without the inconvenience of transferring to a brand-new property.

Enhancing Property Value

Cellar advancement is a tactical financial investment that adds value to a house. When done right, a well-designed as well as totally completed cellar can considerably enhance a property's resale value. Possible buyers are commonly attracted to the concept of having additional practical area that they can utilize quickly. Property experts note that a completed basement can boost a property's worth by approximately 10% in Edmonton's open market.

Getting Rid Of Design Challenges

Edmonton's weather, particularly during winter months, present unique obstacles in basement growth. Ensuring appropriate insulation, wetness control, as well as air flow is important to preserving a comfortable and usable space. Hiring experienced specialists and adhering to building codes is necessary to address these layout obstacles and create a basement that's practical as well as comfortable year-round.

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Prior to starting a basement development project, property owners in Edmonton need to recognize the lawful considerations and also acquire the necessary permits. Edmonton's city regulations and building regulations describe details requirements for cellar development to make certain security, structural integrity, and also compliance with zoning laws. Working with a licensed professional familiar with these regulations is important to prevent possible lawful concerns.

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As environmental issues continue to gain prominence, cellar programmers in Edmonton are welcoming sustainability and energy-efficient practices. Incorporating eco-friendly building strategies, such as energy-efficient windows, LED lights, Kitchen Renovation Edmonton as well as boosted insulation, not only decreases environmental influence yet additionally causes long-lasting cost financial savings for home owners.

Cellar advancement in Edmonton supplies a superb opportunity for property owners to unlock the hidden potential of their properties. It's critical to navigate the legal factors to consider, style challenges, and also sustainability aspects to make certain an effective basement development project.

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Seamless Immigration Services in Edmonton: Your Pathway to Canada

Navigating the complex world of immigration can be challenging, but with the right guidance, your journey to Canada can be smooth and stress-free. Edmonton, a vibrant hub of opportunities, offers access to some of the best immigration consultants in Edmonton who are ready to assist you at every step.

Why Choose Edmonton for Immigration Services?

Edmonton boasts a thriving community of professional consultants with a deep understanding of Canadian immigration laws and procedures. Whether you're applying for permanent residency, a study visa, or family sponsorship, immigration services in Edmonton are tailored to meet your specific needs. These experts provide personalized guidance, ensuring your application stands out and complies with all requirements.

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Family Sponsorship Applications: Reunite with your loved ones by leveraging expert assistance for family sponsorship programs.

Study and Work Visas: From student permits to work permits, consultants ensure you meet eligibility criteria and submit a strong application.

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The Importance of Hiring Trusted Professionals

Navigating Canadian immigration laws can be overwhelming. Hiring the best immigration consultants in Edmonton ensures you avoid common pitfalls, meet deadlines, and submit error-free applications. Their expertise not only saves you time but also significantly increases the likelihood of success.

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Check Credentials: Ensure the consultant is licensed and registered with the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC).

Read Reviews: Look for testimonials and reviews from previous clients to gauge the consultant’s reliability and effectiveness.

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Edmonton’s trusted immigration consultants have helped countless individuals and families achieve their dreams of settling in Canada. With expert assistance and a commitment to excellence, they simplify the process, turning your aspirations into reality.

Ready to start your journey? Explore immigration services in Edmonton today and take the first step toward a brighter future in Canada!

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Trusted Legal Services for Real Estate, Family, and More in Edmonton | Stillman LLP

If you're in search of skilled and seasoned lawyers in Edmonton, consider the esteemed team at Stillman LLP. Offering expertise in various areas from real estate to family and immigration law, our lawyers are equipped to assist with a wide range of legal matters. Our firm's renowned reputation and depth of knowledge in real estate law in Edmonton stem directly from our proficient legal professionals and dedicated staff. With appearances across all levels of Alberta's courts and representation extending to the Northwest Territories, alongside regular engagement in alternative dispute resolution methods, we ensure comprehensive support for our clients.

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Kolinsky Law, led by David Kolinsky, is your trusted choice for Family Lawyers in Edmonton. Known for providing expert legal advice & compassionate support, David is recognized as the Best Family Lawyer in Edmonton. Specializing in family law matters, Kolinsky Law offers personalized solutions tailored to your needs. Whether you’re searching for experienced Family Lawyers in Edmonton or need a skilled Family Lawyer in Edmonton, rely on Kolinsky Law for dedicated & professional representation

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Professional Guidance for Family Court Matters in Edmonton | Brown Law Group

At Brown Law Group, we work diligently to guide our clients through divorce and family court. Edmonton’s family lawyers can provide the knowledge and representation you require — whether you just need assistance drafting an agreement between you and your spouse, or need more help negotiating issues in a dispute. Our family lawyers are trained in approaches to the legal process of separation and divorce in Canada which prioritize children’s well-being. The cost of retaining a lawyer for a family court in Edmonton depends on many factors, such as the level of expertise and skill required, and how open both parties are to negotiation.

[bhardwajco]

Navigate Complex Family Law Legal Matters | Bhardwaj + Co.

When it comes to navigating complex family legal matters in Canada, you can count on Bhardwaj+Co, your trusted team of Family Law lawyers in Edmonton. Our boutique law firm is dedicated to guiding you through every step of your personal journey. With a deep understanding of the emotional ups and downs that can accompany issues like divorce, child custody, and child support, our experienced family law lawyers provide expert legal advice and unwavering support. Whether you're facing a separation, divorce, or parenting dispute, our team has the skills and expertise to advocate for your best interests, both inside and outside the courtroom. At Bhardwaj+Co, we're more than just legal professionals; we're your partners during life's challenges.

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[allthecanadianpolitics]

Warning: This story contains a graphic image [A severely injured and dying child]

The death of a four-year-old Cree girl in 2014 was the result of her being taken away from her mother by Children's Services years earlier, an Alberta judge has found. 

The young girl, Serenity, was living with her great aunt and uncle in a kinship care arrangement in Maskwacis, Alta., when she sustained a major head injury on Sept. 18, 2014.

She died in hospital after being taken off life support on Sept. 27, 2014.

When details of her death became public — along with photos of her bruised and emaciated body in hospital — a wave of public outrage prompted several investigations, lawsuits and ultimately reform of provincial child welfare laws. [...]

Cochard was also critical of many other workers, agencies and figures — including the special investigator who admitted to rushing the investigation of abuse allegations and a doctor who didn't follow up when Serenity was never brought in for follow-up appointments about her weight.

The inquiry report also found that a Children's Services visit supervisor who raised concerns about the children being placed with the great aunt and uncle was fired shortly after, in April 2013.

In October 2013, once the private guardianship order was made, Children's Services closed its files on Serenity and her siblings.

Jurisdiction over the children was transferred to Akamkisipatinaw Ohpikihawasowin Child and Family Services (AKO) — an on-reserve child welfare agency at Maskwacis. It no longer exists.

But Cochard found that neither Children's Services or AKO took steps to ensure that important information about the children was transferred between the two agencies.

Cochard noted that AKO also failed to properly follow up on a report to RCMP about how thin the children had gotten when they were seen wandering alone in West Edmonton Mall by security in June 2014 — just a few months before Serenity's death. [...]

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