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Wed Mar. 10 2010

Family members carried a tiny pink coffin into the Sacred Heart Church of the First Peoples on Tuesday, March, 9th, 2010.

Family says goodbye to little girl

A memorial service was held Tuesday for a foster child who died while in foster care.

Family, friends gather for toddler's funeral

Jaffer court case sparks outrage across Canada

Former Conservative MP Rahim Jaffer's guilty verdict in an Ontario courtroom has ignited an outrage across Canada. Many are now questioning why the charges of cocaine possession and drunk driving were dropped in the case. Comments (23)

Artificial turf recommended for Commonwealth

The Edmotnon Eskimos are in favour of eliminating the grass at Commonwealth Stadium and replacing it with artificial turf.

Remains unclear if Stelmach saw ducks images

Suggestions are being thrown out Tuesday that Premier Ed Stelmach is trying to distance himself from some disturbing images from a gripping video illustrating hundreds of ducks killed on a Fort McMurray tailings pond.

Edmonton firefighters set up camp on rooftop for good cause

Some local firefighters are camping out on top of their fire hall Tuesday morning to begin their annual fundraiser to raise awareness about Canadians living with muscular dystrophy.

Downtown apartment fire pegged at $3.5M

The damage estimate for a downtown apartment fire is pegged at $3.5 million.

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	CTV News at Six - Top Stories - March 9
	Controversy erupts after serious charges against Jaffer are dropped Former Conservative MP Rahim Jaffer's guilty verdict in an Ontario courtroom has ignited an outrage across Canada. Many are now questioning why the charges of cocaine possession and drunk driving were dropped in the case.
	Family, friends gather for toddler's funeral A memorial service was held Tuesday for a foster child who was killed last week at a Morinville-area home.
	Duckett offers no apology for blogging about new health care plan The head of Alberta Health Services is making no apologies for blogging about a new plan for hospital funding. Dr. Stephen Duckett took to his blog Monday to write about a new pay-for-performance funding formula for Alberta hospitals and clinics that would offer financial rewards for facilities that meet certain targets.
	Remains unclear if Stelmach saw ducks images Suggestions are being thrown out Tuesday that Premier Ed Stelmach is trying to distance himself from some disturbing images from a gripping video illustrating hundreds of ducks killed on a Fort McMurray tailings pond.
	Artificial turf recommended for Commonwealth The Edmotnon Eskimos are in favour of eliminating the grass at Commonwealth Stadium and replacing it with artificial turf.
	Is Edmonton Transit safe? Edmonton transit has spent time and money to revamp safety measures on their system over the past few months after a number of recent attacks on bus drivers. Officials now say Edmonton Transit is actually getting safer. But in an attempt to get a closer look at our city transit, CTV took a camera onto the system and found a few surprises.
	CTV News at Noon - Top Stories - March 9
	Jaffer pleads guilty in court Former Conservative MP Rahim Jaffer was in court Tuesday to plead guilty to careless driving. The man has been sentenced to a $500 fine. The charges of cocaine possession and drunk driving were dropped.
	Funeral held for toddler killed while in foster care A memorial service is being held Tuesday for a foster child who was killed last week at a Morinville-area home.
	Woman pleads guilty to arson in Leduc fire A 23-year-old woman from Thorsby has pleaded guilty to an arson charge connected to a multi-million dollar fire in Leduc.
	Premier admits to not seeing duck images Premier Ed Stelmach admits he has not seen the images released last week of hundreds of ducks that were killed in a tailings pond in the oilsands.
	Parents, students gather to save school from closing Parents and students of McCauley School gathered Monday night hoping to save their school from permanent closure. The group is rallying behind the 100-year-old building, trying to convince public school board officials to keep it open.