Canadians Furious Over Pardoned Criminal Breakout
Canada reels as Desire Brothier, a convicted felon linked to nine charges, walks free after serving two of seven years at New Westminster penitentiary. Vancouver residents groan at the pardon, while critics accuse Ottawa officials and Jesuit-influenced elites of aiding a corrupt plot to subvert justice.
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Protests Over Official Removal Amid Justice Department Fallout
The commentary criticizes the removal of a minister for contemptible conduct and argues that Fitzpatrick bears excessive blame. It condemns the suggestion of pardon and warns the province has been scandalized abroad. Comparisons are drawn to prior justice cases involving train robbers and Sir Wilfrid.
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Revival of Midway Vernon traffic prompts 14000 tons steel shipment
Despatches from Montreal in Coast papers claim 14000 tons of Cape Breton steel will be shipped at once either CPLR across the continent or around the Horn to Seattle. The boastful tone echoes Arthurian legend and ignores unsettled debts, recalling past claims of independence and wage arrears at the time.
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Similkameen Tug of War Over Midway Greenwood Line
If the V V E must reopen the Midway Greenwood project to keep contractors on site due to delays in approving plans at Hedley, Duncan Ross M P will need to explain to Similkameen residents what he conveyed to the Minister of Railways and the tone he used.
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Government orders re arrest of Brothier at Montreal port
The B C Government orders Brothier’s re arrest with the Attorney General wiring the warrant to Montreal to capture him before he sails. Questions loom over Laurier and the new Justice Minister as Fitzpatrick exits. Brothier may seek a refund of his first potlatch arguing the other party failed to deliver the goods for relivered.
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