Canadian church groups oppose bill linking sexuality to hate crime
Presbyterian churches in New Brunswick campaign against Bill C-415 and Bill C-250 over fears the Bible could be labeled hate literature. They warn sections addressing homosexuality might violate free speech and urge MPs and the Senate to oppose the measures.
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Peace activist Jaggi Singh granted temporary stay in Israel
In Montreal Jaggi Singh, a Canadian peace activist charged over a riot at the Summit of the Americas, won a temporary injunction from the Israeli supreme court delaying deportation. A three judge panel will decide Monday if he may enter Israel or be sent back.
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Korean War monument unveiled in Windsor
Lang Shuker watched a monument to Canadians who died in Korea revealed in Senator David Croll Park beside City Hall. The statue, a Canadian soldier with two South Korean children, mirrors the UN cemetery sculpture in Pusan and lists 518 names including Pt. Patrick O Conner.
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White powder found in envelope prompts hospital checks
Three postal workers in Fort St. John were examined and released after a suspicious white powder leaked from an envelope addressed to a government agency. Mayor Steve Thorlakson said there were concerns it could be toxic, though no one mentioned anthrax. The precautionary exams found no symptoms.
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