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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Spirit Bear (3)
On a drizzly autumn morning on the coast of British Columbia, a shadowy figure lumbers down to shore. A black bear has come to eat. It’s spawning season. Egg-heavy fish glut the streams of Gribbell Island, a small piece of … Continue reading
Afternoon Update July 31st, 2011 (10)
CANADA #1 — CNews | ‘Flashrobberies’ by youths troubling OTTAWA – The “flashrob” at a convenience store this month was the first of its kind in Ottawa — but not the most recent. Ottawa Police are investigating a second that … Continue reading
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McParland: Tea Partiers demand an unworkable law for their fantasy world (4)
Given the level of surrealism that surrounds so much of the debt limit argument in the U.S., it seems appropriate that Speaker John Boehner only managed to win the support of his most intransigent members by conceding on the most … Continue reading
U.S. Contractor in Iraq Charges Pentagon $900 for $7 Control Switch, Report Finds
A U.S. government contractor in Iraq charged the Pentagon a whopping amount of money for inexpensive items, including $900 for a $7 control switch, according to a new report from a U.S. watchdog. U.S. Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction … Continue reading
The damning of Tony Blair (1)
Tony Blair is to face scathing criticism from the official inquiry into the Iraq War for the role he played in leading Britain into one of its biggest foreign policy fiascos in modern history. The Mail on Sunday has been … Continue reading
Improving Mexican economy draws undocumented immigrants home from California
There are fewer undocumented immigrants in California – and the Sacramento region – because many are now finding the American dream south of the border. “It’s now easier to buy homes on credit, find a job and access higher education … Continue reading
NDP grapples with possibility that Jack Layton may not return before Parliament resumes
Brave words from New Democrats about Jack Layton’s imminent rebound from a new bout of cancer do not mask the fact that the NDP is facing one of the most challenging periods of its history. Evidence that the party is … Continue reading
North Korea criticizes Canada for boycott
OTTAWA — Now this is rich. Canada has been blasted at the United Nations by none other than the brutal and dangerous dictatorship of North Korea for boycotting the Conference on Disarmament while the backwards terrorist state is the temporary … Continue reading
Booker: Rajendra Pachauri is back to tell us – Trust me
One of the more bizarre episodes of the week was the arrival in London of Dr Rajendra Pachauri, chairman of the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, as part of what appears to be a concerted bid to rehabilitate the … Continue reading
Morning Update July 31st, 2011 (10)
CANADA #1 — CNews | T.O. Caribbean fest gunman shot dead by cops TORONTO – A man who refused to drop his handgun after firing into a crowd was fatally shot by Toronto Police late Saturday along the Toronto Caribbean … Continue reading
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