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James Earl Ray didn't kill Martin Luther King, said Dexter King By Lisa Pease April 4, 2008 Today, the sad anniversary of Dr.
Author's note: Until this past February, I worked as a contracted television producer for Global TV and its current affairs program, 16x9.
Photo: A New York City police officer near the New York Stock Exchange, Wednesday, July 11, 2012, in New York.
By Louise Elliott CBC News | December 10, 2010 It's been almost five years since then-Opposition leader Stephen Harper promised during the 2006 election campaign to compensate all victims of Agent Orange spraying at Cana.
Quebecor's conservative channel set to start next year By David Ljunggren and Euan Rocha Reuters | June 15, 2010 OTTAWA/TORONTO - In a bid to shake up Canadian broadcasting, media company Quebecor Inc QRBb.
By Michel Comte (AFP) | AFP | April 28, 2010 A view of the Parliament building in Ottawa OTTAWA — Canada's government may be held in contempt of Parliament if it does not soon release uncensored documents pertaining t.
Andrew DuffyThe Ottawa CitizenAugust 31, 2008Dark DaysBy Kerry PitherPenguin Group Canada, $35On the morning of May 29, 2006, two senior members of Canada's security services appeared before the Senate committee on natio.
Canada: Dr. Joe Schwarcz, McGill University’s Renowned “Popularizer of Science,” Shills for Monsanto
(Public service repost)Dr. Joe Schwarcz of Montreal's McGill University is a well-known media "popularizer of.
By Steve Smith and Alex ConstantineForeword"These people are like the movie Brazil if you have seen it - they don't want anything to land on their desk that looks like it might stick to them.
CBC Investigation into James Earl Ray's Toronto odysseyApril 28, 2008John Nicol CBC NewsJames Earl Ray, the convicted killer of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, shown here in a 1968 photo released by the FBI.



