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Alberta Law Society calls in independent counsel to review complaints over wrongfully convicted Metis man

7 years ago By Kenneth Jackson

Metis man spent 129 days in jail after his arrest on Jan. 22 in Lac La Biche, Atla. that turned out to be baking soda.

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