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Not Guilty?
Carol Ann Berner was driving her car on 64th Street in Delta after having a couple of drinks. She lost control, killing four year old Alexa Middelaer. Berner is pleading “not guilty”. Continue reading
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Tagged Alexa Middelaer, Carol Ann Berner, Daphne Johanson, drinking and driving, impaired driving, madd
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On Liberty, and Memory
The olympics may be a very desirable event to many, but if we can’t hold an olympics, or any other event, without depriving citizens of their rights to free speech and free assembly, we have no business holding it at all. Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, british columbia, civil liberties, danika surm, downtown eastside, gordon campbell, gregor robertson, homeless, integrated securities unit, isu, olympics, peter scott, rcmp, remembrance day, rich coleman, richmond, stasi, vancouver, vancouver police, veterans day, whistler
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The Place of Porn
When I first took note of the words at the top of the Jun 4 edition of Xtra West that read “His First Huge Cock,” I thought it had something to do with the full page image of Laurier LaPierre that appeared below it. Continue reading
Dziekanski inquiry: The stapler defense
Crown prosecutor: Mounties will not face criminal charges, citing the stapler in saying the use of force was justified. Continue reading
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Tagged Constable Rundel, inquiry, Robert Dziekanski, taser, YVR
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Is there a future for CanWest?
Going not-for-profit may be a way to save us from a shortage of fishwrap. Continue reading
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Tagged canwest, huffington post, media, newspapers, vancouver sun
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