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Shocked at daycare shooting, Canadians wonder which US state Gatineau is in

Friday, 05 April 2013 22:39
OTTAWA – Disturbed Canadians took to the internet to voice their thoughts about the breaking story involving gun violence at a daycare in Gatineau today, but were confused about where Gatineau was located in the United States.

Young conservative man unable to contain sexual attraction to Justin Trudeau

Tuesday, 02 April 2013 16:39
OTTAWA - Although he is violently opposed to Justin Trudeau’s political party’s leanings, Jeffrey Soloman, a 23-year-old Conservative Party supporter, is unable to contain his sexual attraction to the potential Liberal Party leader.

Ralph Klein’s death makes Canadians think they liked Ralph Klein

Monday, 01 April 2013 16:22
CALGARY - In the wake of Friday’s passing of legendary Alberta premier Ralph Klein, Canadians from across the country have come together to mourn, celebrate a life, and praise a man they are choosing to believe they did not hate.

Toronto zoo welcomes arrival of two Chinese prisoners

Wednesday, 27 March 2013 12:54
TORONTO - The Metro Toronto Zoo announced Monday that they had received two Chinese inmates to carry out a 5 year sentence as part of an exchange program with the government of China.

Justin Trudeau calls for ‘fresh ideas, even fresher beats’

Tuesday, 12 March 2013 16:10
LONDON, ON - The federal Liberal leadership race is about bringing "fresh ideas and fresher beats,” said Justin Trudeau to supporters at an event on Monday.

CBC to replace all programming with repeats of ‘Coronation Street’

Monday, 11 March 2013 18:27
OTTAWA - In a long-anticipated move, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation announced Monday that it would be cancelling all original and syndicated programming, and replacing it with additional airings of the British soap opera Coronation Street.

Minister of Public Safety trumps progress of Aboriginals in prison basketball league

Monday, 04 March 2013 18:50
THUNDER BAY, ON - In the wake of reports that Aboriginals make up a disturbingly high percentage of prison inmates in Canada, Minister of Public Safety Vic Toews argued strongly that the Aboriginal community was thriving under the Conservative government, and pointed to the success of the all Aboriginal prison basketball team in the Thunder Bay correctional facility as a prime example.

In response to Ontario, Alberta elects first openly bigoted premier

Monday, 11 February 2013 23:23
EDMONTON - The province of Alberta has responded to the news of Ontario’s recently elected openly gay premier two weeks ago by making history of their own with the election of Canada’s first openly bigoted premier.

Brazeau assault first thing a Senator has done in years

Monday, 11 February 2013 16:47
OTTAWA – Senator Patrick Brazeau’s recent arrest for domestic assault has shocked the country and caused his ejection from the Conservative caucus. But it has caused perhaps the most outrage in the upper branch of Parliament, the Senate itself, where members look down upon and even condemn any action of any kind.
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