Ontario police arrest man wanted by FBI
Ontario Provincial Police say they arrested 29 year old William Clark of Tallapoosa Missouri in Tobermory for fraud theft and weapons offences after he allegedly posed as a military special forces captain to obtain food lodging and transport while awaiting a ferry. He faces Canada Immigration Act charges and a court appearance in Owen Sound Ontario today.
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Ont
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ontario
USS
Webbers Falls
Oklo
Arkansas River
OPP
William Clark
Tallapoosa
Owen Sound
World Youth Day cross arrives in Toronto ahead of July ceremonies
Hundreds of youths complete a 43 day walk to St Michael's Cathedral in Toronto as the World Youth Day cross arrives for ceremonies. Pope John Paul II is scheduled to host World Youth Day in Toronto in July.
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St.Michael’s Cathedral
Toronto
Ottawa firm stocks HEU risking nuclear terrorism
Ottawa firm MDS Nordion holds about 45.2 kilograms of highly enriched uranium awaiting the MAPLE reactors at AECL Chalk River. Experts warn that 25 kg suffices for a bomb and say the stockpile makes the Ottawa Valley a terrorism target, while Nordion defends inventory management and impending conversion plans.
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Ian McLeod
Ottawa
U.S
MDS Nordion
Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd
Chalk River Laboratories
Nordian
Chalk River
Nordion
AECL
Canada
Ontario
Alan Kuperman
Nuclear Control Institute
Washington, D.C
Nordson
Grant Malkoske
Kuperman
Energy Probe
Malkoske
Goodale criticizes sponsorship program after unused funds
Ottawa faces scrutiny as Public Works Minister Ralph Goodale says there is something fundamentally wrong with the federal sponsorship program after reports that 333000 was spent to sponsor a Quebec City hunting and fishing show that was canceled. Ottawa funded Salon du Grand Air in 1999 2000 to promote the government, but the event never occurred and a reimbursement was not sought.
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Ottawa
Ralph Goodale
Goodale
Quebec City
Salon du Grand Air
Congress Centre
Boat from five dollar bill returns to Campbell River museum
The BCP 45, a 1927 salmon seiner once featured on the Canadian five dollar bill, was welcomed back to Campbell River after a donation and relocation. The vessel, now owned by the City of Vancouver, will be permanently loaned to Campbell River’s Maritime Heritage Centre, with a 200-strong gathering and aboriginal dancers on arrival. The engine started smoothly, and the ship is slated as a hub exhibit.
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B.C
Vancouver Island
West
Nova Scotia
Campbell River Maritime Heritage Centre
BC Packers’ Company
Quadra Island
Allen
Ollie) Chickite
Vancouver Maritime Museum
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