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Website/Article 2 - Canadian Criminal Code

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Website/Article 2 - Canadian Criminal Code

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These provisions of the Canadian Criminal code disclose the minimum punishments for murder, located under section 235 (1) and (2).

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Website/Article 1 - Canadian Criminal Code

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Website/Article 1 - Canadian Criminal Code

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These provisions identify different circumstances where causing someone’s death amounts to murder. Section 229, 230 and 231 of the Canadian Criminal Code.

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This website has the latest news when it comes to the arrest, trial information and sentencing for murders across Canada.

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First Degree Murder | News, Videos & Articles

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First Degree Murder videos and latest news articles; GlobalNews.ca your source for the latest news on First Degree Murder .

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These statistics show the homicide victims relationship towards the person who murdered them. In most cases, the killer knew the victim. It also shows the change in homicides over the past 50 years and how the victims were killed.

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Homicide rates and attempted murder rates across Canada for the past 50 years, across all of Canada. Police reported 660 homicides in Canada in 2017, 48 more than the previous year. In total, there were 827 attempted murders reported by police in Canada in 2017, 41 more than the previous year.

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This video explains the difference between 1st degree murder, 2nd degree murder and manslaughter. Murder is first degree when the death is caused on purpose. Murder is second degree when their recklessness is what caused the murder. There are two types of manslaughter. Manslaughter is a culpable homicide that does not fall under murder or infanticide, and it is further categorized as voluntary manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter.

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Explained: 1st degree murder, 2nd degree murder, and manslaughter?

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This video lists the cities with highest homicide rates per capita within Canada. Although Toronto had the highest number of murders in 2017, at 93 people, their high population reduced the rate per 100 000 people so it did not make this list.

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Canadian cities with 10 highest homicide rates

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Website/Article 3 - Canadian Criminal Code

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Website/Article 3 - Canadian Criminal Code

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These provisions explain the Sentencing For Murder under Section 745 of the Canadian Criminal Code.

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This video explains how 23% of homocide victims rate is over 6x higher for aboriginal people vs. non-aboriginal people. This shows an anomaly since aboriginal people make up only 5% of the total Canadian population.

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Última Profecía de la Virgen de Fátima 2016

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Homicide data from 2014 shows while just five per cent of Canada's population is aboriginal, nearly one-quarter of homicide victims that year were aboriginal people.

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Homicide rates across Canada, varying by Province for the year 2017. Because of their small populations, the rate of homicides per 100,000 population tends also to be high in the Territories.