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	CBC Calgary - MLA denies endorsing alderman hopeful (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Calgary MLA Harvey Cenaiko denies he endorses Steven Chapman's run for city hall and has asked the candidate to stop using his name in campaign brochures.
		Cenaiko is included in the campaign literature in a list of supporters, and the brochure includes a quotation attributed to him.
		Cenaiko says he doesn't support any candidate in the Oct. 18 municipal elections and asked that the quote be removed.
	calgary.cbc.ca /regional/servlet/View?filename=cal_cenaiko20041004 (356 words)

	Sympatico / MSN : News : CTV.ca
		Harvey Cenaiko, the province's solicitor general, said after reading transcripts of radio transmissions he had "grave concerns" over how the incident had been investigated.
		The transcripts, leaked to the Edmonton Journal and published on the weekend, suggest the police were targeting Ignasiak, that the tip on Diotte was dubious and that the officers involved spoke of covering up the allegedly routine operation (they didn't want to admit they had spotter officers in the bar).
		While Cenaiko had initially rejected the idea of an inquiry, he is now reconsidering the idea.
	sympaticomsn.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1107811051943_103220251?hub=topstories (824 words)

	CBC Edmonton - Solicitor General wants to crack down on gangs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Amid concern over gang-related shootings and street crime, Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko is meeting today with top police and corrections officials to discuss a provincial anti-gang strategy.
		Cenaiko says that although funding is an issue, the strategy will require more than just money.
		Cenaiko says proposed amendments to the Police Act, funding and training issues and criminal intelligence gathering will also be discussed.
	edmonton.cbc.ca /regional/servlet/View?filename=ed-gangs-cenaiko20050315 (199 words)

	Maple Leaf Web -- The Golden Leafs
		(Harvey Cenaiko's site is in some ways similar, but it isn't clear at first glance that the upper right hand box is actually the nav bar, and you have to scroll down MUCH further.)
		These features have been used extensively in the U.S. but were woefully neglected in the recent Canadian election; Swanson deserves kudos for using the 'net to its (currently) full potential.
		I got a little sick of the big pictures and the scrolling got a little irritating, but scrolling turned out to be a bit of a problem for everyone's sites.
	www.mapleleafweb.com /features/awards/candidate.htm (1423 words)

	Edmonton Sun Columnist: Paul Stanway - Simmering mistrust (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Alberta's rookie top cop, Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko, might be forgiven for wanting to slap the cuffs on just about everyone involved in managing the policing of the provincial capital.
		Cenaiko, a 25-year veteran of the Calgary police force, has no doubt been watching all of this with increasing alarm, trying to figure out when and if he ought to get involved in an undignified brawl that has Edmontonians taking sides and digging in their heels.
		Cenaiko's predecessor as solicitor general, Heather Forsyth, talked a lot about overhauling this system but somehow never quite got around to it.
	www.canoe.ca /NewsStand/Columnists/Edmonton/Paul_Stanway/2005/02/13/pf-929650.html (719 words)

	In The Line of Duty - Blotter Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		After earlier saying he was satisfied with police handling of the case, Harvey Cenaiko read parts of police radio transcripts published in the Edmonton Journal and came back with a distinct change in tone.
		Cenaiko said he planned to meet with his department staff, police commission staff and Chief Fred Rayner later Monday before deciding what action to take.
		Cenaiko, a former Calgary police officer, said he will be introducing legislation this spring that will provide additional civilian oversight of police activities.
	www.lineofduty.com /blotterstory.asp?StoryID=72554 (1136 words)

	edmontonsun.com - Commentary - EDITORIAL: Deterrent wanted
		Alberta Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko made a very good point this week when asked about the talk in Ottawa of killing Section 213 of the Criminal Code, the "communication law" that bans public negotiation for paid sex.
		Cenaiko even admitted that governments would be under no obligation to fund detox and housing programs for hookers if the sex-trade industry was made legal.
		That's more than a fair comment, but it does leave Cenaiko, the Commons committee and anyone else concerned about prostitution in a conundrum: The existing law does little but endorse the sexual abuse of women and leave them open to being killed.
	edmsun.canoe.ca /Comment/Commentary/2005/06/23/1100541.html (415 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Harvey Cenaiko was elected to his second term as Member of the Legislative Assembly for Calgary-Buffalo on November 22, 2004.
		Cenaiko was a member of the MLA Policing Review Committee and the Government MLA Committee Considering a Review of the Labour Relations Code.
		Cenaiko served 25 years with the Calgary Police Service; 15 of those years were spent walking the beat and working (in both uniform and undercover) in downtown Calgary.
	www.assembly.ab.ca /adr/adr_template.aspx?type=mla_bio&rnumber=03 (413 words)

	Harvey Fierstein - DVD Store
		The title character of " Harvey," the new production by the Royal Players, may be a little hard to spot over the course of the show, but don't let that stop you from attending a fun-filled evening that promises a smile on everyone's face by the end of the night.
		Morecambe boss Jim Harvey feels his side are at a disadvantage because of their fixture pile-up.
		Harold Harvey Hawks, 45, of Pomona was convicted of second-degree murder for killing Dwyer on Aug. 22, 1986, during a confrontation on the 91 Freeway.
	www.markcarey.com /shopping/a/DVD/Actor/Harvey+Fierstein/1 (505 words)

	CBC Edmonton - Commission chair thinking of stepping aside (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The chair of the police commission says he is talking to his colleagues about whether he should temporarily step aside while the police review allegations he was the target of a drinking and driving sting.
		Martin Ignasiak's decision comes after Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko advised the chair he should not talk to the media about the case until the investigation is over.
		Cenaiko, a former police officer appointed as solicitor general after last week's provincial election, said he met with Ignasiak and offered him some advice.
	edmonton.cbc.ca /regional/servlet/View?filename=ed-ignasiak-police20040101 (598 words)

	Re-Elect Harvey Cenaiko - Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Harvey Cenaiko was elected to his first term as Member of the Legislative Assembly for Calgary Buffalo on March 12, 2001.
		Harvey served 25 years with the Calgary Police Service and at the time of his retirement he was an Inspector with the Bureau of Community Policing Services.
		Harvey lives in Calgary with his wife, Sherry, and their two sons Jason and Justin.
	www.harveycenaiko.com /about_harvey.htm (317 words)

	Lacombe Globe, Lacombe, AB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tutty said the meeting gave the Town its first opportunity to personally present its case to Cenaiko, who was given the solicitor general’s portfolio last November.
		Cenaiko extended the Town’s payment deadline to May 10, meaning council has one more meeting to decide how to react.
		It’s council’s hope that Cenaiko will consider the Town’s point that, even if Blackfalds had signed an agreement, the manpower wouldn’t have been there, raising questions about whether the province could live up to its part of the deal.
	www.lacombeglobe.com /story.php?id=158083 (508 words)

	940 NEWS
		Alberta Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko acknowledged the killer profile is very broad.
		That's why I say this is a very complicated case," said Cenaiko in Calgary.
		Cenaiko said 41 investigators and analysts from the RCMP and the Edmonton police are working on the case.
	www.940news.com /nouvelles.php?cat=9&id=n061779A (676 words)

	View topic - 4 Mounties killed at marijuana site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Earlier in the day, Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko told CBC News that details of the trouble that broke out Tuesday morning at a farm near Rochfort Bridge were sketchy.
		George Vanderburg, the provincial politician who represents the area, says he and Cenaiko were briefed on the situation around midday Thursday.
		Cenaiko's office had earlier said at least two officers had been wounded when gunfire broke out during a raid on an alleged hydroponic marijuana operation.
	boards.conservativelife.com /viewtopic.php?t=5136 (547 words)

	CBC Saskatchewan - Alberta Mounties shot in raid on grow operation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko confirmed that a shooting has occurred and that police have been unable to make radio contact with four RCMP officers on scene.
		Few other details are being released but Cenaiko confirmed RCMP officers were executing a search warrant on a suspected grow operation when a shooting occurred near Rochfort Bridge, about 130 km northwest of Edmonton.
		George Vanderburg, MLA for the area, says he and Cenaiko were briefed on the situation but could not provide further details except to say it was a "very serious and very tragic" situation.
	sask.cbc.ca /regional/servlet/View?filename=rcmp-shot050303 (226 words)

	Vue Weekly : Articles
		However, Harvey Cenaiko, Alberta’s solicitor general, was not as confident of that fact, stating on Monday that officers’ actions were “extremely unprofessional.”
		Cenaiko, who has the power to call a public inquiry into the matter, said he planned to meet with his department staff, police commission staff and Chief Rayner before deciding what action to take.
		Rayner, reported CP, was not available for comment on that particular press day—nor will he be on future press days, apparently, since it was announced Tuesday that the police chief took an immediate medical leave of absence.
	www.vueweekly.com /articles/default.aspx?i=1544 (636 words)

	CBC Edmonton - Province looks at public inquiry into police sting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko said, having read transcripts of the officers' conversations while they waited for Kerry Diotte to leave a bar, he finds their conduct troubling.
		The second target Cenaiko referred to is police commission chair Martin Ignasiak, who believes he was also being watched during the Nov. 18 sting.
		Transcripts of conversations between the officers that night ran in the Edmonton Journal over the weekend, and show the officers talking about where Diotte lives, how excited they would be to arrest him and the quality of his columns.
	edmonton.cbc.ca /regional/servlet/View?filename=ed-police-cenaiko20050207 (863 words)

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		In addition to the ongoing investigative efforts surrounding these three unsolved cases, the Calgary Police Service is actively working with the members of the Calgary-area taxi community to address issues of personal safety.
		The Calgary Police Service's Crime Prevention Unit is currently assessing information from a number of private and public agencies, both national and international, which details how to recognize and respond to potentially threatening situations.
		CENAIKO -30- Public Contact Information: If anyone has information about these three unsolved incidents, please call the Calgary Police Service 24-hour communications line at 266-1234 or call CrimeStoppers at 262 -TIPS (8477).
	www.gov.calgary.ab.ca /citybeat/public/2000/01/release.20000107_110511_17441_0 (1108 words)

	CBC Calgary - Cenaiko optimistic RCMP forensic lab will stay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko says he believes the RCMP forensics lab in Edmonton will remain open, even though the police service has tagged it for closure as a money-saving measure.
		Cenaiko made the statement after meeting with Edmonton-area MP and deputy Prime Minister Anne McLellan, saying she wants the lab to remain open.
		Cenaiko expects to receive an update from McLellan in the next few days.
	calgary.cbc.ca /regional/servlet/View?filename=ca-rcmp-lab20050426 (212 words)

	The CGN - Home / Information / Tourism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Not long ago, Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko was talking about drafting a plan to replace the RCMP with an Alberta provincial police force.
		As a backbench MLA in 2003, Cenaiko was among a group of Tories who called for a study of alternatives to the RCMP to be carried out by 2007, when the province's contract with the Mounties is up for review.
		During a break from a meeting with RCMP brass last month, Cenaiko said the province would still draft a plan for replacing the RCMP, as a bargaining tool in contract negotiations with the national force.
	www.thecgn.com /one_news2.asp?IDNews=418 (448 words)

	Cannabis Culture Forums: Mounties reported shot in Alberta
		There are unconfirmed reports of gunfire and injuries at the scene of an RCMP raid of a suspected marijuana producer northwest of Edmonton, the province's Solicitor-General said Thursday.
		Cenaiko told CBC that the situation is ongoing and that little is known at this point.
		Although details are still sketchy, it appears that the police were raiding a farmhouse near the hamlet of Rochport Bridge, Alberta, a tiny community about 130 kilometres northwest of the provincial capital.
	www.cannabisculture.com /forums/showthreaded.php?&Number=1051424 (369 words)

	Police Thugs "Abuse of Power" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Vahey said Monday she is still interested in sitting down with Alberta Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko to discuss what she believes are major problems inside the force.
		"I think it's an important ruling." Alberta Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko, a former Calgary police officer, noted officers are well aware of privacy legislation and their obligations under it.
		They're well aware that the information kept on the Canadian Police Information Centre is confidential information." Cenaiko said Edmonton police have already been reminded of their obligations under the legislation.
	www.fathers.ca /police_thugs_abuse_of_power.htm (5209 words)

	Grande Prairie News Headlines - GrandePrairieOnline.com
		Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko wants the province to hire more Mounties.
		Cenaiko is to make a case for the hiring of about 150 officers before the government's Treasury Board tomorrow.
		The City of Grande Prairie could be borrowing 160 thousand dollars less for the new RCMP building.
	www.grandeprairieonline.com /News/newsIndex.asp?Date=3/15/2005 (142 words)

	TurtleIsland.org :: View topic - More Involvement for Aboriginals - Child Welfare Act Review
		Children's Services Minister Iris Evans has accepted the 'Strengthening Families, Children and Youth' report from Calgary Buffalo MLA Harvey Cenaiko who led the year-and-a half long review.
		Throughout the review process, Cenaiko and his committee travelled across the province, holding over 140 meetings with stakeholders.
		Harvey Cenaiko - MLA Calgary Buffalo - (780) 415-9573
	www.turtleisland.org /discussion/viewtopic.php?t=243 (1088 words)

	Re-Elect Harvey Cenaiko For The Progressive Conservative Party Calgary-Buffalo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		If you have any questions or would like to contact Harvey personally you can do that right here.
		Calgary - Harvey Cenaiko's campaign headquarters, located at the corner of 9th and 9th SW, is open and ready for the expected October election call.
		On the heels of the announcement Premier Klein announced that Albertan's would be consulted over what should happen to the surpluses the province could expect in the next few years.
	www.harveycenaiko.com (205 words)

	Adoption Council of Canada/ Conseil d'Adoption du Canada
		"The input of Albertans is critical," said Calgary-Buffalo MLA Harvey Cenaiko who is leading the review.
		Harvey Cenaiko, MLA for Calgary Buffalo is responsible for leading the review of the Child Welfare Act.
		Over the next few months Albertans will be asked to participate in the review by providing their input on this piece of legislation.
	www.adoption.ca /legislation/011120prabact.htm (1244 words)

	CBC News: 4 Mounties, gunman die at Alberta drug site
		Family members of the slain officers began arriving at the Mayerthorpe detachment Thursday afternoon, some of them weeping as they were escorted into the building by uniformed Mounties.
		Earlier in the day, Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko told CBC News that details of the trouble that broke out at about 10 a.m.
		Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko speaks to reporters at a news briefing.
	www.cbc.ca /story/canada/national/2005/03/03/alberta-shooting050303.html (551 words)

	The Calgary Journal Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		“It is the most diverse riding in the city,” current Conservative MLA Harvey Cenaiko said.
		Cenaiko said, “We need to supply opportunities to learn English and skills for new Canadians, so they can work within a month of arriving.”
		Cenaiko is vowing to offer equality in health care, services for seniors, help for the homeless and police initiatives.
	www.journalonline.ca /fullarticle.php?id=98 (458 words)

	Crowsnest Pass Promoter, Blairmore, AB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Crowsnest Pass Promoter — A letter from Solicitor General, Harvey Cenaiko, was “rather disgusting”, says Mayor John Irwin.
		In the letter, Cenaiko says he regrets his department’s “many attempts to resolve this situation have not proven successful to date.” He said the province’s position stands that the Crowsnest Pass Regulation “only deals with the calculation of grants,” therefore it is not applicable in the calculation of the policing grant.
		Cenaiko says the municipality only qualifies for a policing grant of $250,096 for 2005/06.
	www.crowsnestpasspromoter.com /story.php?id=159332 (235 words)

	In The Line of Duty - Blotter Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		"This is a tremendous loss," added Alberta solicitor general Harvey Cenaiko, who was visibly shaken.
		There was confusion throughout the day after Alberta Cenaiko told reporters that officers were executing a search warrant when they were met with gunfire.
		Alberta Solicitor General Harvey Cenaiko said he and Sweeney were to meet with the families of the dead.
	www.lineofduty.com /blotterstory.asp?StoryID=73414 (2396 words)

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