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Harper government kills controversial Internet surveillance bill

The Harper government will not resurrect its controversial Internet surveillance bill, and will not introduce new legislation to monitor the activities of people on the web. The bill, which excited outrage over possible privacy violations on the Inte...

Caulked boots

What with Valentines Day just around the corner, I got to thinking of someone today, and for the strangest reason I associate this particular fellow here with this item screwed into logger's boots, plus a generic name that kids call lollipops. Weird ...

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ICCS.

I am hoping sombody can tell me how to get hold of ICCS. I have called the number listed onlin, it offers no evedince that I have even reached them, just a dumb answer squaker. They have no web page and I cant find an address. Thats strange for being...

Pope Resigns

Pope resigns, saying no longer has strength to fulfill ministry http://ca.reuters.com/article/topNews/idCABRE91A0BH20130211

B.C. lottery winner pledges $500Gs in fight to legalize pot

Cannabis crusader Robert Erb is doing his part to legalize herb. The marijuana advocate from Terrace, B.C., became $25 million richer after winning the Lotto Max jackpot on Nov. 2. Now, the 60-year-old seasonal construction worker is pledging $500,00...

Is Canada's party discipline the strictest in the world? Experts say yes

It’s not just a partisan rant from those who are dissatisfied with the current state of politics. Experts say Canada’s government really is more controlling and less tolerant of dissent than most other democracies in the free world. Almost all discou...

Giant bill for fixing Rowan Atkinson's McLaren

LONDON (AP) -- Everyone who's had a fender bender knows the cost of repairs is going up. But few cars can be as costly to fix as "Mr. Bean" actor Rowan Atkinson's rare McLaren F1. It took more than a year — and more than 900,000 pounds ($1.4 million)...

Neft folding knives

first of all,to the person who wrote that i was considered rude because i used upper case letters in my question that i presented, i'm sorry if i offended you,i was not aware. im 70 years old and stated the computer search for this knife and was not ...

Veteran pays high price for bed at Parkwood

CTV London Published Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013 5:38PM EST Retired colonel Neil Russell, who despite his 30 years of service is not entitled to a long-term care bed designated for veterans, is now paying a high price for his care. Last week, CTV reported...

Animals

Family of smokers on airplane forces costly diversion The airline that was carrying a family of smokers who caused a Halifax flight to be diverted to Bermuda this weekend says it was a costly incident for everyone involved. The Sunwing plane waits on...

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Mayor Nominates Former Disgraced City Councillor for Queen's Medal

A former London politician in line to receive an award from the government to honour his achievements and contributions to the community, was once convicted of municipal corruption. The London Free Press is reporting that George Avola, a former City ...

Mursi’s lavish spending criticized as Egypt’s poverty worsens

Obamas pet Egyptian is not making any friends. Mursi’s lavish spending criticized as Egypt’s poverty worsens Reports that Egyptian President Mohammed Mursi recently sent his family and friends on an expensive vacation that consisted of a private jet ...

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Andrew Coyne Article in Nationsl Post

The first paragraph piqued my attention, so here is a c&p of the entire commentary: "The past couple of weeks have offered a vivid demonstration of this country’s penchant, as someone once put it, for pulling ourselves up by the roots every so often ...

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No More Saturday Mail Delivery in the US

The financially struggling U.S. Postal Service announced Wednesday that it plans to stop delivering mail on Saturdays — but will continue delivering packages — starting Aug. 1. Unless forbidden to do so by Congress, which has moved in the past to pro...

Harper ignores International Law….but all Dictators do

OTTAWA — The Federal Court has ruled in favour of another United States war resister and has ordered Jules Tindungan’s case be returned to the Immigration and Refugee Board. According to his lawyer Alyssa Manning, this is the 11th time since 2008 tha...