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Saturday, 22 June 2002
< 3:03:53 PM>.
Man accused of links to European terror ring arrested in Montreal
Canada's new anti-terrorist police squad arrested a man in Montreal on
Friday, who is suspected of having links to a terrorist ring planning to
attack a U.S. embassy in Europe.
F U L L S T O R Y [CBC News]
< 2:57:13 PM>.
Flames Bursting Onstage, Showers for the Audience. Plenty of bands have drawn from both grunge and traditional hard rock, but Nickelback's style is reductio ad absurdum. By Kelefa Sanneh. [New York Times: Arts]'
Nickelback is a hard rock band that could be a practical joke. The members come from Canada; their live show is enhanced with flames and explosions; and [~] the most obvious clue [~] the bass player wears a cowboy hat.
But if this is a joke, the group never acknowledges it. Quite the opposite.' Ouch! I kinda like a tune or two I've heard from them but I have to say that when I see them on screen I keep waiting for one of them to smile. Not to acknowledge a joke but just to stop looking like they take themselves too seriously. No sense of humour is always a bad sign. It's as thought they're scared to death we're about to see through them.
< 2:16:20 AM>.
Privacy watchdog sues RCMP over cameras on streets
The privacy commissioner is asking a judge to order the RCMP to remove
their video surveillance cameras from streets.
F U L L S T O R Y [CBC News]
< 1:55:36 AM>.
Literary world remembers Tiff Findley as great author, wonderful man
Canada's literary community is in mourning for Timothy Irving Frederick
Findley, a novelist and playwright who won worldwide recognition for his
work, but was also widely admired for his generosity of spirit, kindness
and humour.
F U L L S T O R Y [CBC News]
< 1:42:45 AM>.
The Globe and Mail: Canadian literary giant Timothy Findley dies at 71: "Tributes flowed in Friday from Canadians mourning the loss of a literary great."
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