One Canuck's Radio Weblog

  Wednesday, 24 December 2003

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End of year awards

Media: From Iraq and Hutton to the ITV merger and Conrad Black, the media has been in the spotlight this year. We present our people of 2003. [Guardian Unlimited]

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World: The US government is scrambling to calm public fears over its food supply after America's first recorded case of mad cow disease was found in Washington state. [Guardian Unlimited]

Orange Alert! No wait, it's mad cow!

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Saddam Hussein may have been fooled into believing Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction. [Guardian Unlimited]

The Brits?! Not even the boobs in Washington could come up with this hilariously pathetic excuse.

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Canadian shoppers cautiously turning to internet
Last-minute shoppers out at stores are expected to make Tuesday the busiest retail day of the year. But more and more Canadians are forgoing the in-person shopping experience. Instead, many have been going online this year to buy their holiday gifts. F U L L S T O R Y
[CBC News]

Good grief, we're polite. The US Americans are barely accepting our beef 7 months after a single case of mad cow was discovered in Canada.

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From weapons of mass destruction to Jayson Blair, we trusted them -- and they punk'd us. Why do we keep coming back for more? [Salon]

Speak for yourself! 'We' did not trust them.