The Hants Journal

Cross-burning incident

Collection of stories on the cross-burning incident in Windsor.

Shayne Howe and Michelle Lyons say they may have to leave the home they love to stay safe. “This is a great community and it will be the community that finds who did this.” Howe said. Nadine Eagles-Harvie photo

Hate crime hits home

February 22, 2010 - 20 h 09

BY NADINE EAGLES-HARVIE Michelle Lyon and Shayne Howe thought burning crosses was a practice long since abolished until one was set ablaze on their own front lawn....

Content type: Article
Section: Justice
Love walk celebrates diversity, unity

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March 2, 2010 - 11 h 15

It was a feel good kind of day in Windsor, Saturday Feb 27 when the Little Town of Big Firsts became the Little Town of Big Love. Men and Women, boys and...

Content type: Article
Section: Local
New charge delays cross-burning case

March 2, 2010 - 11 h 07

The two men accused in the Hants County cross-burning case now face the additional charge of criminal harassment. Nathan Neil Rehberg, aged 20, and Justin...

Content type: Article
Section: Local
Accused released in cross-burning incident

March 2, 2010 - 17 h 01

Hants County brothers Nathan Rehberg, 20, and Justin Rehberg, 19, were released from custody Tuesday, March 2 after a bail hearing in Windsor Provincial Court....

Content type: Article
Section: Local
Plea in cross-burning case adjourned

March 9, 2010 - 15 h 30

A new plea date has been set for the two Hants County men accused in February’s cross-burning incident. Neither of the Rehberg brothers Nathan, 20, or...

Content type: Article
Section: News
More delays in cross-burning case

March 12, 2010 - 12 h 21

Two brothers accused of criminal harassment and incitement to hatred after a cross was burned at the home on the lawn of a mixed-race couple last Feb 20 had their plea...

Content type: Article
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