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Archive for July, 2009

On second thought…

For now, this blog is on an indefinite hiatus. It may never return. It may return with a different focus. However, it is not open to a new editorial group taking over. Some group could start their own blog, but there are probably better things to do.

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Gatineau cruisers vandalized overnight
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
CBC News [Quebec]
A dozen police cruisers were vandalized overnight in Gatineau, Que., and fingers are being pointed at the city’s police officers.
The cruisers were covered with orange paint.
Both the city and the officers’ union said the officers could have been behind the vandalism, because words written in the paint [...]

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The End

This blog has now come to its end, so it won’t be updated anymore, unless a different editorial group decides to take over. But there are probably better things to do. Bye bye.

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Jay Phillips living up to dad’s example: Assault victim taught to stand up for himself
Swarming victim’s dad taught his son to be proud and stand up for himself
By Sam Cooper, The Province [British Columbia]
July 12, 2009
Many people were shocked by the video that surfaced recently of three young Caucasian men apparently [...]

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Hunt for pipeline bomber draws harassment complaints
Residents of B.C. town question RCMP tactics
Mark Hume
Globe and Mail
Saturday, Jul. 11, 2009
An RCMP [Royal Canadian Mounted Police] team hunting for the EnCana pipeline bomber in northeastern British Columbia has been accused of harassing and intimidating people in an attempt to get a break in the case.
Several residents of [...]

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B.C. pipeline bombed for sixth time
EnCana spokeswoman confirms bomb went off early Saturday morning, less than a kilometre from site of Thursday’s explosion
The Canadian Press
Sunday, Jul. 05, 2009
For the sixth time in nine months, and the second time in three days, a bomb has exploded near EnCana’s natural gas pipeline in northeastern British Columbia.
The blast [...]

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