Woman jailed for cocaine concealing condom smuggling
Cindy Cook, a 28 year old Winnipeg mother with no prior record, admitted smuggling cocaine by hiding it in a condom removed from her body for her online boyfriend in Stony Mountain penitentiary. She received two years minus a day with a 24 hour daily curfew. The Crown sought 30 months.
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Bulbul Fight Highlights Bhogali Bihu Celebration
In Hajo near Gauhati India a Bhogali Bihu festival celebration features a buffalo fight and other entertainments as harvest rites in January. Two bulbul birds engage in a playful tussle during the community feast marking the Assamese festival.
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Break and enter leads to coke bust in Brooks
RCMP responded to a January break and enter at Pins Brothers Distributing in Brooks Alberta. A smashed window and missing computer triggered a pursuit via footprints and a suspicious vehicle. A computer was found in the back seat. Kenneth Millar is charged with possession of stolen property and Vinh Nguyen with possession of cocaine for trafficking and stolen property. Both in Brooks Provincial Court dates set for January 17 and 31, 2007.
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Brooks Rcmp
Pins Brothers Distributing
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Vinh Quang Nguyen
Calgary
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Two Suspects Sought in Alberta Motel Murder
Police search for two men in a first degree murder case after Barbara Matthews 38 died from a shooting at a bungalow on the Enoch Indian reserve near Edmonton. RCMP say two suspects left in a red SUV after an argument ended in gunfire.
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White Rock group ships home comforts to troops in Afghanistan
White Rock led by Clifford Grant collects 3500 rolls of toilet paper and care items for a desert deployment. The package aims to boost morale with homey touches as troops face harsh conditions abroad.
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B.C
Afghanistan
Clifford Grant
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Internet news bias raises ethics and ads questions
Ottawa readers are warned that private actors such as political groups or lobbyists can pay to feature and headline stories on news sites. The practice, common at Bourque Newswatch, challenges election advertising rules and raises concerns about fairness and transparency in online news.
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Ottawa
Canada
Saddam Hussein’s half brother Barzan hanged in Iraq
Barzan Ibrahim and Awad Hamed al Bandar, former head of Revolutionary Court, were hanged before dawn in the Dujail killings case. Prosecutor Mungith al Faroon confirmed the executions occurred around 6 a.m. local time, two weeks after Saddam’s own hanging drew international criticism.
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Iraq
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Barzan Ibrahim
Saddam
Awad Hamed al-Bandar
Saddam of
Dujail
al-Faroon
Nouri al-Maliki
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