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  Thursday, 29 May 2003

 < 2:21:36 PM>.

CBC Sports: King of goaltenders retires 'Roy's influence seemingly opened the floodgates as Quebec goalies poured into the NHL. This season more than a third of the NHL's starting goalies were from that province, including many of the league's most successful: Giguere, Martin Brodeur, Patrick Lalime, and Dan Cloutier among others.'

 < 2:18:42 PM>.

CBC News: Canada OKs missile defence talks with U.S. 'McCallum stressed Canada's desire to keep space free from weapons, saying the American position on the issue is "unclear." '

Trying to have it both ways. We should vigorously appose this fantasy.


 < 1:14:04 AM>.

White House insider cleans up Bush's image on film 'A copy of the script obtained by The Globe and Mail reveals a prime-time drama starring a nearly infallible, heroic president with little or no dissension in his ranks and a penchant for delivering articulate, stirring, off-the-cuff addresses to colleagues.

That the whole thing was filmed in Canada and is eligible for financial aid from Canadian taxpayers, and that its loyal Republican writer-producer is a Canadian citizen best known for his adaptation of  The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz , are ironies that will be lost on most of its American viewers when it airs on the Showtime network this fall.'

Too funny! I mean the part about the articulate president.


 < 12:53:19 AM>.

CBC News: Chrétien talks about differences with Bush 'A candid Prime Minister Jean Chrétien told reporters on a flight to Europe Tuesday that he and U.S. President George Bush have many opposing views. [...] Chrétien said his government has had a string of budget surpluses while the "right-wing" government in Washington is running up a $500-billion deficit.

Chrétien highlighted several differences between himself and Bush.

He said Bush opposes abortion while he favours a woman's right to choose.

Bush supports capital punishment and Chrétien does not. Chrétien supports gun control and Bush does not. '

I like it! Kinda like the differences between the two countries.


Two more Sars deaths in Toronto < 12:48:47 AM>.

Two more die of Sars, taking the toll to 29, as the Canadian prime minister says the virus is under control. [BBC News | World | UK Edition] 'A school near Toronto shut on Wednesday, and 1,700 staff and pupils were quarantined, after youth went down with Sars symptoms. More than 6,000 people around Toronto are in quarantine after Sars resurfaced six days ago.

The Toronto area is the area worst-hit by Sars outside Asia.'






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