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Man who set fires at Siksika First Nation to remain behind bars on new arson charges while seeking a lawyer

Summary by Ground News
Philip John Strange will remain behind bars for at least another week while he looks for a lawyer. His old counsel was allowed to withdraw from the record because of a breakdown in the solicitor/client relationship. Justice Karen Crowshoe rejected Strange's claim setting the fires was necessary because he wanted to create smoke signals to get help.

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Man who set fires at Siksika First Nation to remain behind bars on new arson charges while seeking a lawyer

The Calgary man convicted of arson for setting blazes on the Siksika First Nation will remain behind bars for at least another week while he looks for a lawyer.

·Calgary, Canada
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Calgary Herald broke the news in Calgary, Canada on Monday, August 21, 2023.
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