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Monday, 25 November 2002
< 9:24:06 PM>.
Child poverty down but still too high: report
Canada is finally making progress in reducing child poverty, but there's
still a long way to go.
F U L L S T O R Y [CBC News]
< 8:45:41 PM>.
Dark Days We're into the time of long nights and short days here in the Yukon. From late November until late January, sunlight is at a premium. As I write this at 10:06 a.m., the sky is just beginning to lighten. The sun won't climb over the tops of the mountains for another 15 or 20 minutes. By 3:30 this afternoon, dusk will set in. [Janet's Radio Weblog]
< 4:40:52 PM>.
Miss Canada returns rattled by deadly riots
A Canadian woman who had hoped to represent her country at the Miss
World contest in Nigeria came home Sunday night out of danger and out of
the running.
F U L L S T O R Y [CBC News]
< 12:29:34 AM>.
The show goes on for Miss World, but so does the killing. · London: smiles from contestants· Nigeria: 200 dead, 12,000 homeless [Guardian Unlimited]Apparently the Canuck contestant led the charge to get out of there. She's home now and disqualified at the moment. That's our girl!
< 12:17:29 AM>.
Apple's Quirky Ads Evoke Parodies of Themselves 'Someone named John Bender uses the ad format as the foundation for making a leftish critique of current American politics (http://bantha.cjb.net/john/video.php?type=mov). After complaining of sheeplike patriotism, smelly money and a president he calls "a monkey," he said he had switched - to Canada. ("On many occasions, I've heard someone say, `if you don't love the United States of America, then get the hell out.' I did.")'My goodness. The New York Times linked to this? After the moron incident?! If this keeps up we Canucks are gonna start feeling smug . . . and that would be most un-Canadian..
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